Police Trap #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Tough Beat" follows police officers pursuing a heist on Easy Street, with officers Joe and Mike discussing the suspects and investigating clues. A separate story involves Detective Jason and Irene Duro investigating a case related to Carter, a man Irene was once involved with, which leads to complications when blackmail letters surface. The issue also includes an advertisement for German binoculars offered at a reduced price due to a strike.
Sheriff Greenwood, a laid-back small-town lawman, faces an unexpected crisis when his constable brings in a prisoner—and discovers it's Lucy May, a girl he's known since childhood, now accused of a serious crime alongside someone named Wes. As the sheriff interrogates her, he must confront uncomfortable truths about small-town life and the desperation that drove a young woman he once knew to desperate measures. Caught between duty and heartbreak, Greenwood learns that being a hick cop means enforcing the law even when it breaks your heart.
Mike Marino is a mounted cop in New York City who dreams of being a cowboy—a fantasy his wisecracking partner Shaw loves to mock. When two armed robbers take a little girl hostage in Central Park, Mike finally gets his chance to live out that dream for real, but discovers that facing actual danger is nothing like the movies he's imagined. As the tension mounts and bullets become real, Mike must find the courage to do what he's been trained for but never tested in.
When a Broadway producer is found dead at a swanky New Year's Eve restaurant and a waitress connected to the case turns up murdered the next morning, private eye Kelly Green finds himself caught between a blackmail scheme, a mobster's reach, and a Hollywood actress who claims she loved the victim. With the police breathing down his neck and danger lurking in the shadows, Green must untangle the threads before the killer strikes again.
Officer Hannigan patrols the rough streets of the city slum, trying to keep kids out of trouble and maintain order despite the hatred and suspicion he faces from the community. When a deranged neighbor goes on a violent rampage with a knife, Hannigan must fight for his life and then stand alone against an angry mob demanding vengeance—testing whether the law he serves can protect even the guilty. It's a hard look at what it means to be a cop in a neighborhood that sees you as the enemy, no matter what you do.
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