"Without the in-depth intensity of David Simon's Homicide (p. 527) and the confessional candor of Mark Baker's Cops (1985)—but, still, engaging, sometimes enthralling dispatches from behind the shield: a true-crime treat."
Chicago special-unit cops talk shop in a sure-footed sequel to What Cops Know (1990).
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