'Crime capital of Ontario' was the terrifying headline splashed on the front page of the local newspaper. Per capita crime rates and statistics ranked one particular community as being the most dangerous city in the province. Retired Police Sergeant Rick DiGiandomenico invites you to join him in his interesting journey as a police officer who worked in a mid-size Canadian police department for thirty years. Police officers often witness the worst of human nature resulting in injury and death. You are constantly exposed to some form of human misery and suffering, grief, death, suicide, people at their worst behaviour, senseless violence, victims crying for help, and everything else that goes with this job. There is no way that you can deal with all of this craziness close up and not be affected by it, in some way. Cops see stuff that people shouldn't see and they see a lot of it. The law enforcement profession has been described by many police officers as, 'A front-row seat to the greatest show on Earth.' Be prepared to be escorted beyond that familiar yellow police tape at the crime scene.