Read the often hair raising memories that made up the career of a man who served for fifty-seven years in various aspects of law enforcement. Jensen was an aide to the police commissioner of Detroit where he met both mobsters and three Presidents including President John F. Kennedy. As a rural chief of police, he investigated several murders, broke up a chop shop, arrested arsonists while simultaneously dealing with the usual drunk and disorderlies and juvenile misdemeanors that all towns contend with, big or small. He was a union leader and held a strong tie to the Democrat party where he...