Meeting The King Of The Choirboys In L.A.

Hanging around L.A. you never know who you will get to meet. Today it was the legendary author, Joseph Wambaugh. I would have liked to interview him but his fans were lined up for miles. Joe is an example for all cops that there is life after police work.

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Spermwhale Whalen and Roscoe Rules!!
What a colorful crew. I read The Choirboys back in the 70's and loved every page. The movie was kind of a let down, but it was OK. Wambaugh has a gift for writing. I might have to dig out my book, if I can find it.

April 29, 2008 8:00 PM

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