Benji Cole of CBS Radio interviewed Dr. Jeffrey Roald Snider, author of “Dirt Bags and Dead Bodies”
Jeffrey Snider, author of “Dirt Bags and Dead Bodies,” shared his vision for writing this true-life experience in an interview with CBS Radio’s Benji Cole.
People of Distinction is one of the most extensive and wide-ranging radio shows in the United States. Hosted by Benji Cole and Al Cole from CBS Radio, People of Distinction is the right fit for authors who want to increase their exposure to readers. The radio program airs on Apple’s iTunes Radio Network (Professional News/Talk), featuring CBS Radio, Fox News, NPR, and C-Span.
Dr. Snider spent 12 years in law enforcement, from a street cop to a homicide investigator, to a SWAT team leader, and finally to a Chief of Police. He graduated from the FBI National Academy and the FBI SWAT School. He holds a Ph.D. in Business from Northcentral University, a Master’s degree with a concentration in Criminal Justice, and a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology with a concentration in Police Science. He also holds a professional certificate from Cornell University in psychology and leadership.
Currently, he is an adjunct professor teaching doctoral and master’s courses in quantitative reasoning, finance, and leadership.
Among the most extreme and devastating examples of human conflict and hostility is when one person intentionally causes the death of another. Homicide has significant ramifications for the law, society, and psychology. It frequently involves a complicated web of motivations ranging from passion to premeditation. Families and communities are forced to deal with terrible losses and ruined futures.
“Dirt Bags and Dead Bodies” by Dr. Jeffrey Roald Snider wanted to give the public an insight into what it is truly like to be a police officer. The lack of respect for time and the number of times you put your life on the line.
Justice represents the equitable application of laws and moral principles to ensure fairness and accountability in society, and police officers are the instruments that make it possible. They aim to uphold rights, punish wrongdoing, and provide restitution to those who have been wronged.
Dr. Snider’s intention in writing the book is to help the public understand how police officers balance different traumatic events while on duty. To make the public believe that they are constantly doing their very best to uphold fairness and justice for all.
Get to know more about the author and the work as you listen to the full interview below: