Time Served

Alexander Coull writes when he always heard the veteran officers state “they should have wrote a book,” and it didn’t take long before he understood what these officers were talking about and why. It wasn’t long before all the family and friends wanted to know the stories—the real stories. He believes he can’t tell the story without being real. Nothing in this book is created, made up, or enhanced to keep you turning the page. He will take you through his twenty-five years of service from beginning until the end—from high profile inmates to incidents that will keep you reading. Some incidents may seem off the wall, some hard to handle, some hard to read, some brash language, but he adds a touch of humor to lighten up these stories. This is a nasty world full of disease, filth, inmates with addictions, inmate rights, and if it don’t get any worse, its politics. There is harsh language, but it’s the world of jails and prisons that you’re entering when you open this book. This book is not the television show we turn to; it’s the real deal, and let him bring you behind the walls and understand how this will “change you as a person.”