Jim Graham

PC Jim Graham (Retired Detective Sergeant) dedicated over three decades to serving the community as a police officer in a busy inner-city force in northern England, having joined in the 1970s. His frontline experience, navigating the complexities of urban policing, provided a rich tapestry of stories and insights, later distilled into his acclaimed books, the wryly observed ‘Pushing Doors Marked Pull’ and the more contemplative ‘Is It Fish for Dinner’. Rising through the ranks to Detective Sergeant, Jim honed his skills in investigation, tackling a wide range of challenging cases. Since retiring from active duty after 32 years, Jim has continued his commitment to law enforcement, now sharing his extensive knowledge and practical expertise a

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I never set out to be a writer… I wanted to be a sailor… and a soldier… and a policeman...so that's what I did.

I've travelled the world serving in the Royal Navy and then the British Army. When I left, I joined the police where I'm still a serving officer.

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