Tuebor – I Will Defend. An anatomy of a Michigan State Police Trooper. Principia Media, 2016
Tuebor is the story of an honest, hard-working yet naïve young man who chose to leave the safety of civilian life for a career of a dedicated police officer. Whether an aspiring police officer, a current police officer or someone interested in understanding what serving the public is about, these true stories capture the human side of police. Readers will learn about the daily lives of officer travel as they encounter humanity in its various forms. With recent deadly race-related encounters in the news, the public’ perception of the police officers who safeguard them have changed. Hopefully Tuebor will provide a background of understanding to assist in improving the relationship between the public and police.
The book is dedicated to the Michigan State Police and its’ employees on the agencies’ 100th Anniversary (April 19, 1917 – April 19, 2017).
The author is working on a second book about his experiences as a sole practitioner working in many areas of civil law, including: divorces, evictions, plaintiff-products liability, plaintiff-premises liability, plaintiff-automobile negligence, and a few other areas involving many large corporations as well as individual defendants.
Part 1
- Beginnings
Part 2
- The Police Officer
- Voices
- The Basement
- The Missing Farmer
- A Glimpse of Routine Calls
Part 3
- The Decision
- The Academy
- Probation
Part 4
- The Delivery Room
- The Drunk Driver
- The Autopsy
- The Death Message
- Don’t Do It!
- Tennis Anyone?
- New Trooper At The Post
- Another Drunk Driving Arrest
- The Wingless Airplane
- Jury Verdicts
- A No-Brainer
- My Husband Didn’t Come Home Last Night
- A First
- The Dead Partner
- The Day I Met John Wayne
- An Easy Day
- The Suspect
- Band-Aids
- The Lawsuit
- The Bank Alarm
- Parkers or A Rapist
- Routine Danger
- Hidden Gun/Hidden Intent
- Saliva Surprise
- Beauty and the Barf
- Lucky Lady
- Goat Rodeo
- Catch Me If You Can
- The P.I. (Personal Injury Accident)
- Brother In Blue
- The Presidents
Part 5
- Threats, Apparitions and Waiting
- What Is It Really Like?
- Life’s Lessons
- Retirement
- Publisher: Principia Media LLC (November 14, 2016)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 161485324X
- ISBN-13: 978-1614853244
- Dimensions: 6 x 0.8 x 9 inches
372
Pages
REVIEWS
I found this book to be very interesting and gives great insight into the daily routines of a state trooper. It shows so much dedication to the job and the community and that no matter when or where they are they are always on the job. I would recommend this book to everyone because once I started reading it I didn’t want to put in down and when I did I couldn’t wait to pick it up again it kept me very intrigued. Its a MUST READ. 2-24-2018
I just finished reading your book, Tuebor – I Will Defend. I thoroughly enjoyed it. It intertwined the State of Michigan and the life of a state patrol person. Nicely done! Recommend for anyone interested in the life of a policeman!
My attitude is a little different than most in the MSP, simply because “I never wanted to become a COP” (long story), but
This may be the only book that I’ve read over 3 times, except for the bible, and perhaps the MSP “Official Orders” that I often used to annoy useless bureaucrats. Suggest that any applicant, Trooper, or Retiree read it in detail. Richard Humbarger, MSP Retired. 5-8-2019.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Robert Muladore was initiated into police work as the first fill-time patrolman with the Bridgeport Township, Michigan police department, initially without the benefit of formal police academy training. Surviving those eighteen months of on-the-job training just outside of Saginaw, Michigan, he began his career with the Michigan State Police where he was assigned as a trooper near Detroit conducting countless criminal investigations. Other assignments with the Michigan State Police included lead legal instructor; Commanding Officer, Specialized Training Section; Commanding Officer, Northeast Narcotics Section; Commanding Officer, Governmental Liaison Section, Executive Division; Assistant Division Commander, Fire Marshall Division; and Technical Solutions Division. He is a graduate of the FBI National Academy.
He has taught at a numerous colleges and universities, in police academies and academic settings throughout Michigan instructing courses ranging from criminal justice topics, civil liability, and political economy. His education includes an associate’s degree in criminal justice, a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from Madonna University, a Juris Doctorate degree from the Detroit College of Law (now MSU School of Law) and a Ph.D. in Public Affairs and Administration from Western Michigan University. He currently practices civil law and is working on a new book about his experiences as an attorney.
The book is dedicated to the Michigan State Police and its’ employees on the agencies’ 100th Anniversary (April 19, 1917 – April 19, 2017).