Articles by Ramesh
Ramesh has been writing for magazines since the 1980's, and still writes a monthly column for Police and Security News magazine. Check here frequently for new additions!
NEW! : Politics and the Badge: Do they Mix? (Police and Security News, Jan-Feb 2006)
Reviews
Fascinating…exemplary in its voice and writing style…the author writes with a gripping storytelling style…we wander in and out of reality, meeting unique and sometimes scary individuals. Throughout the book, we wonder how can things like this happen. (This memoir) is remarkably impactful
Judge, 12th Annual Writer’s Digest Self-Published E-book Awards
"The author does a great job of chronicling his exploits as a Homicide detective during the “wild and wooly” days of lawlessness in Miami. During the 80s and 90s Miami had one the highest murder rates of any Metro area in the country. If you would like to know what it was like being a murder cop during all that carnage….this is the book for you. It is extremely well written and takes you through the gamut of emotions. One page will have you chuckling out loud and the next page will bring tears to your eyes. The cases he documents are both fascinating and captivating. A real page turner that will keep you enthralled from beginning to end."
Tony Monheim, Author of "The Boobie" boys and other true crime books
"A compelling book. Written by one who lived the story."
Jack Hexter, retired FBI Agent
This is a riveting and compelling memoir that will give you a rare, insightful view of the life of a major metropolitan homicide cop. If you've lived it yourself, you'll nod along as I did as the author takes you through the good, bad, and repulsive parts of being a cop. His story is brilliantly told with his childhood reflections masterfully woven into the scenes.
Danny R. Smith, Retired LAPD Detective and author
"Hands down this is one of the most insightful and compelling books about law enforcement."
Rick McKee, retired police officer
"."Ramesh Nyberg’s “Badge, Tie and Gun” reads like watching a motion picture. He paints dramatic and often horrifyingly detailed moments of life and death struggles on the streets. He does this by calling on his vast experience as a Miami Dade Patrol Officer and Homicide Detective."
William Schwartz, veteran actor and retired Miami Police Lieutenant