“Mr. God”
In my line of work, you get to meet all the wonderfully diverse and different types of human beings. Occasionally,...
Read moreDave Oberhoffer started a law-enforcement career in 1979, having survived the Vietnam War, and owning an Irish Pub. His San Francisco Police Department assignments were: Walking a foot-beat, numerous sector car assignments, and Vice and Narcotics work. As an Inspector, he was then assigned to the Special Investigations Division for five years. This was followed by work as a Squad Sergeant running a team in the housing projects on Potrero Hill. As a Lieutenant, he ran the Records Division, the Crime Scene Investigation Unit (CSI), and was a Watch Commander in four different districts, retiring at the San Francisco Airport. After retirement, Dave had a cup-of-coffee as a small-town Chief of Police, and then taught Law Enforcement Studies at several Bay Area Colleges.
In my line of work, you get to meet all the wonderfully diverse and different types of human beings. Occasionally,...
Read moreBobby Shoe-Shine. That’s what all the Street cops called him back waaay long ago. He’d show up at the Station's...
Read moreExperiencing Mr. Stinky! You kinda had to be there, so follow me... Back when homeless people were hobos, drunks were winos,...
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