Hands Up

The narrative offers a firsthand account of thirty-five years in detective work across the rugged terrains of the Rocky Mountains and the plains. General D. J. Cook shares his experiences as Chief of the Rocky Mountain Detective Association, providing insights into the challenges and adventures faced in law enforcement during a transformative period in the Far West. Compiled by John W. Cook, this work serves as both a personal memoir and a condensed history of crime in the region, highlighting significant cases and the evolution of detective practices.