A Narc's Tale: Vol. 4 of 4

Based Upon a True Story Working Undercover as a DEA Special Agent

De: Keith Grounsell

Narrado por: Michael Bower

Volume four begins with the overall hiring process as a special agent with the DEA, where my dream of reaching the pinnacle of drug enforcement almost seems doomed from the start. After overcoming several obstacles and finishing second in my class at the academy, my undercover story continues as I’m stationed in Kansas, where I face some of the most dangerous criminals and situations of my career. Creative undercover tactics, a task force, and continuous wiretaps help take down some of the most deadly and largest drug cartels in the US and Mexico. Frustrations with the bureaucracy and family issues lead to the end of my undercover work and a new career contracting overseas in Afghanistan, Haiti, and Liberia, as well as rising to the rank of chief of police in SC.

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©2020 Keith P. Grounsell (P)2022 Keith P. Grounsell

Awesome

Great read, I haven’t been in Law Enforcement for a long time but the author brings you along and gives spot on insights into the seedy world of drug dealers. Kudos

Wow

Keith’s life story in this book is incredibly captivating. I recently applied for a DEA role and Keith had commented and offered a personal message to me about the journey I had ahead. He recommended his book. Not only is it important the information regarding the hiring process but the effects of this journey on your life , as well as the stress and struggles that come with the job the intrinsic value of the job, the friendships made with his fellow narcs, and the incredible stories of the cases he worked. Being someone from Virginia and close to many federal agencies I have many different career options but learning more about each one is important before diving in. Having a small bit of federal service I felt and understood the frustration with the mentioned bearuacracy, red tape, and very slow movement of things at the federal level. I very much appreciate the link from Keith to read this volume of his story. Thank you Keith, god bless your work, and thank you for your service.