C.H.P. - Coffee Has Priority: The Memoirs of a California Highway Patrol Officer Badge 9045 Paperback – May 23, 2014

Great Book, even better read. Love it.

Technically it is the memoirs of a CHP... But not really interesting cop stories. There are lots of 'misspelled' words, where the wrong form of a homonym is used. Ironically this guy toots his horn a bit about his writing skills. Mostly this book is about this guys supernatural, or perceived supernatural experiences. This man claims to be a devout Christian, yet alienates his fellow officers. Yet Jesus himself said the 2nd greatest commandment (1st is love God...) is to love your neighbor as yourself. It is not for believers to judge unbelievers, which it sounds like this is what he does to his fellow officers. I would love to hear their side of this story. Although I'm not necessarily defending their framing him to be fired. This guy sounds like a holier than thou borderline whack job who was messed up from being abused as a child.Things have really changed in the workplace since this guys experience.

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Retired officer Ed Marr recounts his experiences with Motorist, fellow Officers, and God out on the Highways of California. Just the various testimonies of God intervening, protecting and touching lives would be reason enough to purchase this book. Very well written, reading it is a informative, entertaining, faith building great time. I would recommend this book to everyone, especially anyone who works daily with the public.

I thought this was going to be about his work as a CHP Officer. It was more about his religion, I gave up on the book after the first couple chapters. Waste of money....

GREAT READ! Very interesting and fun to read! The California Highway Patrol NEEDS to read this now!!!

The book only talks about his church not his story as a CHP officer.

Author writes to hear himself, doesn’t actually convey any useful information whatsoever except to praise himself for his writing skills. Suffice it to say, he has none.

I bought this for my Dad, he really enjoyed reading it and psssed it on to my brother who also found it a great book.