My Brother's Keeper

About the Book

As members of the human race, life sometimes presents us with situations which may compromise our moral and religious beliefs. As a police officer, these dilemmas are tenfold and often raise their ugly heads on an almost daily, non-stop basis, slowly eating away and consuming us from within.

Follow the career of a young and determined police officer and view the streets through his eyes as he bears witness to life in progress. Read on and observe as the constant barrage of human indignation continually challenges his morals and brings his own religion into question, all the while transforming his youthful exuberance into well seasoned, street wise experience.

About the Author

Lou Scorziello is a 1985 graduate of Pelham Memorial High School in Pelham, New York. He is a former United States Marine and a veteran of Operation Desert Storm, having served on active duty from 1985-1989 and again in 1991. During those years he served aboard the Naval Air Station in Millington, Tennessee and at Camp LeJeune, North Carolina. He graduated from the Westchester County Police Academy in 1991 earning honors in the area of defensive tactics and physical fitness. He is an avid bodybuilder and physical fitness enthusiast and is currently employed as a police sergeant in Spring Valley, New York where he serves as the tactical commander of his department’s elite S.W.A.T. unit. With nearly 20 years of police experience, Lou is also a certified police instructor, has earned 23 department commendations and is only 1 of 2 officers to ever receive his department’s Combat Cross Medal for heroism during an armed street encounter.