Pete Bollinger
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Pete Bollinger first became interested in law enforcement while serving in the United States Air Force, where he attained the rank of Sergeant. While in the military, he obtained A.A. Degrees in Industrial Security from the College of the Air Force and Criminal Justice from Devils Lake College in North Dakota. After honorable discharge, Mr. Bollinger continued his education, obtaining a B.S. Degree in Public Administration from the University of La Verne and a Masters Degree in Management from the University of Phoenix.
Mr. Bollinger has been a police officer with the Santa Ana Police Department since 1988 and has worked a variety of assignments throughout his career. First and foremost, he is proud that the majority of his work history has been on patrol. He has served in an undercover capacity, both purchasing and selling narcotics, in vice programs with prostitutes, transvestites and other dregs of society. Mr. Bollinger was fortunate enough to earn an assignment in Personnel, specifically in the background unit. He attained the rank of Sergeant and now supervises a team of Officers.
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Mr. Bollinger embarked in a co-authoring endeavor with his mentor and good friend, Steve Winston. Mr. Winston was hired in law enforcement in 1981 and has worked in several assignments. Most notably as “Officer Steve” in the Bike Safety Program, in which he is still recognized by former students twenty years later. He has been working as a background investigator for nine years hiring over 1,000 employees, including both police and firefighters. Mr. Winston has been solicited by several universities to join their academic team.
The authors have over four decades of collective experience in law enforcement, and have created the most comprehensive book on the realities of getting hired in public safety in existence. You will be the beneficiary of their experience and candor as they have conducted thousands of interviews and implemented their collaborative knowledge into an easy to read, extremely informative book. If you read “One” book in your life, this should be the “One!” |
Steve Winston
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