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How to Order
You can order your own personally signed copy
of "No Fear, A Policeman's Perspective" direct from the author at the discounted price of $15.00. The author will pay the tax and shipping costs!
Active and retired law enforcement officers, firefighters, and military personnel, can receive this book at a cost of only $10.00 by providing information concerning your department or unit with your check or money order.
Send your check or money order, made out to "No Fear," to:
The No Fear Book Line
P.O. Box 26348
Cleveland, Ohio 44126
If you prefer, you can call
us at FootySites.com at
440-829-9830
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About Bob Surgenor
Robert
R. Surgenor grew up in a home with parents who believed in the "rod
and reproof." Choosing law enforcement as his profession, he joined
an Ohio Police Department in 1982. During his years on the department,
he has pursued several areas of interest, including police radar and the
use of videotape in police work.
In 1987,
Surgenor became one of the first police officers to mount a video camera
in his police cruiser, and in 1988, captured the very first high speed
stolen car chase ever videotaped in the world from beginning to end along
with the capture of the suspects. He has appeared on many nationally televised
shows with his videotapes such as World's Wildest Police Chases, Wildest
Police Videos, Extra, and Real TV. In 1995, Surgenor was assigned to the
detective bureau and was placed in charge of the juvenile crime unit.
Surgenor
has studied juvenile crime extensively, attending and conducting seminars
on juvenile crime, gangs, parental authority, and discipline. His book,
No Fear, A Police Officer's Perspective, was released in December of 1999.
He has appeared on MS-NBC to debate Dr. Murray Straus on the subject of
child discipline. He has also debated Dr. Heidi Feldman of the American
Academy of Pediatrics on national television when the academy released
their position against spanking. In September of 2000, Surgenor went to
Hollywood as a guest on the Dr. Laura television show, promoting his belief
that spanking is a necessary part of child rearing. He has since appeared
twice on the Montel Williams show to argue against the anti-spanking movement,
and on the Fox News Network on The Edge With Paula Zahn. He continues
to educate parents, police officers, prosecutors, and judges, about Ohio's
Child Abuse laws and parental rights in raising children.
Surgenor
lives in Fairview Park with his wife Nancy. His oldest son, Robert, is special agent with the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigations. Dawn and Bryan live in the Ohio area.
Mike and Matthew live in Virginia.
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Defense Network of Ohio Office Box 26348, Cleveland,
Ohio 44126 (800) 438-8277
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Family
Defense Network of Ohio Office Box 26348, Cleveland,
Ohio 44126 (800) 438-8277
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