Bill Parsons: From Lumberjack to Lawman

This chapter explores Bill Parsons' transition from a lumberjack firefighter to a police officer in Spokane, highlighting the ethical dilemmas he faces within a corrupt police environment. As he witnesses illegal activities among his colleagues, Bill grapples with his moral beliefs while navigating humorous and absurd incidents tied to local law enforcement. The narrative offers a blend of serious issues, quirky anecdotes, and historical context surrounding the police culture and bootlegging in the summer of 1935.