The Right To Remain Silent
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Stoney waited down the street until he saw two cops come out of the restaurant. They headed for their car at the back end of the parking lot. One was female. They had no idea how close they were to drawing their last breaths. Someone they did not know was about to bring down the final curtain on them.
Stoney thought for a moment about not wiping out the female officer. She was about five feet, nine or ten inches tall, and was quite attractive. The shapeliness of her body showed in spite of all of the gadgets she wore around her waist. Stoney soon decided that today just was not her day. He could not allow her gender to get in the way of what he knew he had to do. In this situation, he would be an equal opportunity destroyer.
About the Author
Robert L. Boyer is a native Detroiter. After serving in the United States Army for two years, he was honorably discharged, but was notified that he had been laid off from his job as a city bus driver. He was soon recalled to work, but in the sanitation department. Boyer saw this as an opportunity to enroll in night school at Highland Park Junior College in order to better himself. He soon transferred to Wayne State University where he acquired a bachelor’s degree in sociology, with which he began a career in social casework. He went on to earn his master’s degree from the college of education. He changed careers and went to work for General Motors where he was employed for nearly twenty-seven years. He retired as manager of Southeast Michigan Regional Benefit Centers. He is a member of Hopewell Baptist Church in Detroit where he teaches Sunday school and serves on the Board of Trustees. Cover design by Robert L. Boyer Cover graphics by Xlibris