A chilling account concerning a gross injustice...
What Larry Nevers and his partner, Walter Budzyn, experienced is nothing short of a nightmare. It's an obscenity! In my opinion, Nevers writes in detail, with verifiable facts and information, about what ultimately led up to their wrongful conviction and incarceration. In fact, Nevers challenges readers to verify any information noted through out the book. I found it to be a difficult book to put down. A must read for anyone who is a law enforcement officer...
Posted by Charlie410 - Dallas, TX on Sunday, 03.9.08 @ 23:37pm
I finally read the book as I only learned of its existence about 2 months ago. (I only wish I knew of it a lot sooner!) The book is excellent! Well written and very detailed!
I know there is likely nothing that can be done to change what Larry and Walter went through but at least take comfort in the fact that Larry's book is out there to tell this incredible story. A lot of people already have read this book. And I am certain many more will read it too!
Thanks to Larry for getting his story out there for all the world to see. Trust in the fact I will be, (and already have been), recommending his book to others when the opportunity presents itself. If it were up to me, I think anyone in the LE profession working the streets "just doing their
job" in America today definitely need to read this book! Take care & may God bless Larry, Walter and their families.
Posted by Chuck on Tuesday, 03.11.08 @ 07:17am
Larry you did a great job with the book. I could not put it down.
It goes to show you that when politics get involved nothing good can come of it. Larry and Walter (Police Officers "Just doing their job.") were railroaded and should have been given opportuity for a board of review and were put through the ringer and stripped of their badge, gun, and dignity.
Thanks Larry for your courage in writing this book and telling the public the truth. Take care and God Bless Larry, Walter and their families.
Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, 03.12.08 @ 23:15pm
I wasn't going to buy the book because I thought I knew everything that had happened. However my brother bought the book and after reading it himself, he passed it along to me.
I have to say I had forgotten a lot of what had happened after the night of November 5th.....I don't know, maybe I blocked a lot of it out. But once I got into this book the injustice of the way Nevers and Budzyn were treated came rushing back.
Not only does Larry tell you the sequence of events of that night and of what happened afterwards, but he tells you what was going on in his heart and of the heartbreak he felt by the betrayal of the city and police department he once loved and had devoted his life to.
This is a story of racism but not in the way you might expect. You'll get a first hand look in how the black leadership of a major American city used the power and resources at their disposal, to ensure the conviction of two white police officers of murder and of the steps they took to deny them a fair and impartial trial.
This incredulous story true and it is a story you won't want to believe. This page turner is one you have to buy and is one you won't be able to put down.
Posted by Jim Kijek on Thursday, 07.24.08 @ 12:56pm
I grew up in the area Larry was responsible for protecting for all of those years. I also know the kind of person Larry had to deal with everyday. Larry tells the true story of what happend at Warren and 23rd that night. I am a proud supporter of Larry Nevers and I think this book should be required in every police academy class and criminal justice class in the country.
I give it 5 stars and a big thumbs up.
Posted by Bill Gipson on Wednesday, 09.24.08 @ 11:47am
A complex, lengthy legal case is so difficult for a defendant to describe, but Mr. Nevers has managed to succinctly outline the series of events, hearings, and decisions made at his precinct and in Detroit Recorders Court which not only ended his career of distinction, but slammed the barred doors closed on two cops for nothing more than doing their jobs. Nevers' first person narrative reads like an uninterrupted, well-thought-out conversational account of this train wreck of events following "a good arrest gone bad" after darkness fell on November 5, 1992. Presented as linearly and logically as possible, Nevers begins with an intriguing description of his duties and challenges as a Detroit Precinct Police Officer, which establishes his solid work ethic and justified pride in his career. He then provides a carefully detailed account of everything he remembers from the night Malice Green died of severe complications from his crack cocaine lifestyle while in police custody for possession and resisting arrest. The book provides an honest examination of the lunatic legal system poisoned by racial politics and a seething spirit of revenge on the part of the judge and jury to crucify Nevers and his partner Budzyn for the unrelated death of Rodney King, and possibly for every transgression, whether real or imagined, made by every white male Detroit police officer against the citizens they pledged to protect dating back to the 50's, the turbulent 60's, the 70's, and the 80's.
Black history cannot ever be factored out, particularly when considering ignorant prejudice behavior and culture propagated by our white forefathers against the black community in Detroit and across the nation during past decades, but officers Nevers and Budzyn were NOT appropriate scapegoats. My heart goes out to Larry Nevers, and his wife and daughter. Read the book, and raise your level of awareness so that future media attacks spouting "police brutality" can be staunched by a community that takes the time to find facts and act quickly. No officer of the law should ever again be erroneously convicted of murder or manslaughter when rationally escalating force to arrest a felon driven by cocaine frenzy, no matter what race either of the parties happens to be. Follow the “What Can I Do” link on this site to learn more.
Posted by Faye Burdzinski on Friday, 01.15.10 @ 23:48pm
The link referenced in the last line of my review above is entitled "What You Can Do" and is found on the larrynevers.com site My apologies.
Posted by Faye Burdzinski on Friday, 01.15.10 @ 23:54pm
I just finished reading Larrys book and I must say I am appauled at how he and Walter were treated from day one.
It was as if 24 years of quality service meant absolutely nothing to anyone from higher up within the City. Coleman Young and Stanley Knox could not have been more obtuse when the chose to condemn these brave men within days of the incident without knowing a tenth of the facts.
As a police officer within Wayne County I can only pray that I do not have the unfortunate chance encounter with anything remotely as crazy as the situation they found themselves in that night, knowing what the likes of Kym Worthy and the rest are capable of.
I wish these two guys the very best and I am really glad I had the opportunity to read this well written - 5 star book, A must read in my opinion...
Posted by Chuck M on Tuesday, 07.20.10 @ 07:46am
After reading this book You'll be asking yourself "who is sleazier, the criminals or the city officials?" An unbelieveable and engaging account of the railroading of Officers Nevers and Budzyn courtesy of the city of Detroit. They are two brave and selfless men of integrity who served that city and protected it's citizens, DOING THEIR JOBS, only to be turned against by so many. The book is so well laid out and makes navigating the cast of characters, politicians and legal dealings easy, (and yet impossible to fathom). A book for anyone who wants the truth, whether familiar with the case previously or not. And a must read for anyone with even a slight interest in our men and women in blue and what they now must endure to protect us, in the aftermath of protecting us. God Bless you Larry and Walt.
Posted by MB- Deatsville, AL on Monday, 11.29.10 @ 22:26pm
A police officer is permitted under the law to strike someone in the head with a police flashlight if the officer is justified to use deadly force under the circumstances. Did the officers in this case face a threat that would justify deadly force?
Posted by Anonymous on Friday, 01.21.11 @ 23:07pm
Miscarriage of justice, Obstruction of justice, Malfeasance, Misfeasance, Perjury, Prosecutorial misconduct, Fraud, False imprisonment, Racial politics, all terms well defined in the reading of this very well written documentary of yet another terrible chapter in the demise of the once great City Of Detroit. Definitely,the wrong people went to prison, and too many of the wrong participants in this travesty were rewarded.
No one can truly appreciate what their experience must have been like short of living it. God Bless these devoted public servants and the likes of them, that put their lives and careers on the line every day. Larry and Walter we owe you.
Posted by Anonymous on Sunday, 02.6.11 @ 19:53pm
I well remember the events in this book as they happened. Spent many hours at the lunch table at work discussing this case. The opinion of myself and my co-workers was these two cops were going to get their brains screwed out by a very racist political system.
These two police officers, law enforcement in Detroit, and the citizens of Detroit suffered because of this travesty of Justice.
Coleman A. Young was, at that time, the most racist mayor in the country. He took the other black mayors to school on how to continually dangle the race card for maximum return.
Posted by James D. on Friday, 02.25.11 @ 16:44pm
As a 26 year vet of the DPD I understand well the racism of the Mayor, Prosecutor, Court and Jury that put two fine officers in prison. Thank God for a Federal Judge that could see a total lack of evidence existed. Notwithstanding their release from prison, the officers and their families suffered irreparable harm and suffering.
Larry Nevers told a well documented account of what happened and the trials and tribulations he and Walter Budzyn endured. The story was well written and riveting. I am sure it will affect Police Officers everywhere in the manner they execute their responsibilities.
The clue that justice would not prevail at the onset, was when the Chief of Police would not even allow a Police Department Board of Review to convene. In my career, this is the first time I ever saw that occur. This book is a must read for all Police Officers and anyone else in the Criminal Justice Service.
Posted by Raymond Murray on Monday, 03.14.11 @ 13:14pm
I wonder how God will judge those responsible for taking the freedom of two heroes. The commandment: "Thou shalt not bare false witness" was clearly broken. Great book but sad story.
Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, 05.24.11 @ 14:25pm
This is a very good book and I recommend it highly. The book starts out explaining the "life and times" of a policeman patrolling the streets of one of the toughest Cities in America. You get a real appreciation for the situations Larry faced and how he responded to them. It recounts the various anecdotes that Larry Nevers experienced as he pursed what turned out to be a job he enjoyed and a job he was great at. From hanging in trees to realizing that the "flick" of a break light lamp meant a car was about to be stolen we learn the tricks of the trade of a dedicated officer. He explains why the political situation lead to Nevers being charged, how the police force lawyer probably caused him his freedom. You cannot read this book without coming to the conclusion that Larry was wrongly charged let alone found guilty. Larry kept a kinda of diary of all the calls he went on as a cop, not for the use of writing a book, but for the useful information it provided him for future reference when dealing with criminals. Through this detail of his arrests we find that he was a hard working dedicated cop, who never showed any inclination to discriminate against anyone let a lone try to kill someone. The facts support Larry's innocents and only by reading the entire book, will you come to this conclusion.
Even if you don't know the case or where not around in Detroit during this event, this book is a great easy read and helps to describe the real life of a policeman in a tough city.
thanks
bob
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21 reviews so far (post your own review)A chilling account concerning a gross injustice...
What Larry Nevers and his partner, Walter Budzyn, experienced is nothing short of a nightmare. It's an obscenity! In my opinion, Nevers writes in detail, with verifiable facts and information, about what ultimately led up to their wrongful conviction and incarceration. In fact, Nevers challenges readers to verify any information noted through out the book. I found it to be a difficult book to put down. A must read for anyone who is a law enforcement officer...
Posted by Charlie410 - Dallas, TX on Sunday, 03.9.08 @ 23:37pm
I finally read the book as I only learned of its existence about 2 months ago. (I only wish I knew of it a lot sooner!) The book is excellent! Well written and very detailed!
I know there is likely nothing that can be done to change what Larry and Walter went through but at least take comfort in the fact that Larry's book is out there to tell this incredible story. A lot of people already have read this book. And I am certain many more will read it too!
Thanks to Larry for getting his story out there for all the world to see. Trust in the fact I will be, (and already have been), recommending his book to others when the opportunity presents itself. If it were up to me, I think anyone in the LE profession working the streets "just doing their
job" in America today definitely need to read this book! Take care & may God bless Larry, Walter and their families.
Posted by Chuck on Tuesday, 03.11.08 @ 07:17am
Larry you did a great job with the book. I could not put it down.
It goes to show you that when politics get involved nothing good can come of it. Larry and Walter (Police Officers "Just doing their job.") were railroaded and should have been given opportuity for a board of review and were put through the ringer and stripped of their badge, gun, and dignity.
Thanks Larry for your courage in writing this book and telling the public the truth. Take care and God Bless Larry, Walter and their families.
Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, 03.12.08 @ 23:15pm
I wasn't going to buy the book because I thought I knew everything that had happened. However my brother bought the book and after reading it himself, he passed it along to me.
I have to say I had forgotten a lot of what had happened after the night of November 5th.....I don't know, maybe I blocked a lot of it out. But once I got into this book the injustice of the way Nevers and Budzyn were treated came rushing back.
Not only does Larry tell you the sequence of events of that night and of what happened afterwards, but he tells you what was going on in his heart and of the heartbreak he felt by the betrayal of the city and police department he once loved and had devoted his life to.
This is a story of racism but not in the way you might expect. You'll get a first hand look in how the black leadership of a major American city used the power and resources at their disposal, to ensure the conviction of two white police officers of murder and of the steps they took to deny them a fair and impartial trial.
This incredulous story true and it is a story you won't want to believe. This page turner is one you have to buy and is one you won't be able to put down.
Posted by Jim Kijek on Thursday, 07.24.08 @ 12:56pm
I grew up in the area Larry was responsible for protecting for all of those years. I also know the kind of person Larry had to deal with everyday. Larry tells the true story of what happend at Warren and 23rd that night. I am a proud supporter of Larry Nevers and I think this book should be required in every police academy class and criminal justice class in the country.
I give it 5 stars and a big thumbs up.
Posted by Bill Gipson on Wednesday, 09.24.08 @ 11:47am
A complex, lengthy legal case is so difficult for a defendant to describe, but Mr. Nevers has managed to succinctly outline the series of events, hearings, and decisions made at his precinct and in Detroit Recorders Court which not only ended his career of distinction, but slammed the barred doors closed on two cops for nothing more than doing their jobs. Nevers' first person narrative reads like an uninterrupted, well-thought-out conversational account of this train wreck of events following "a good arrest gone bad" after darkness fell on November 5, 1992. Presented as linearly and logically as possible, Nevers begins with an intriguing description of his duties and challenges as a Detroit Precinct Police Officer, which establishes his solid work ethic and justified pride in his career. He then provides a carefully detailed account of everything he remembers from the night Malice Green died of severe complications from his crack cocaine lifestyle while in police custody for possession and resisting arrest. The book provides an honest examination of the lunatic legal system poisoned by racial politics and a seething spirit of revenge on the part of the judge and jury to crucify Nevers and his partner Budzyn for the unrelated death of Rodney King, and possibly for every transgression, whether real or imagined, made by every white male Detroit police officer against the citizens they pledged to protect dating back to the 50's, the turbulent 60's, the 70's, and the 80's.
Black history cannot ever be factored out, particularly when considering ignorant prejudice behavior and culture propagated by our white forefathers against the black community in Detroit and across the nation during past decades, but officers Nevers and Budzyn were NOT appropriate scapegoats. My heart goes out to Larry Nevers, and his wife and daughter. Read the book, and raise your level of awareness so that future media attacks spouting "police brutality" can be staunched by a community that takes the time to find facts and act quickly. No officer of the law should ever again be erroneously convicted of murder or manslaughter when rationally escalating force to arrest a felon driven by cocaine frenzy, no matter what race either of the parties happens to be. Follow the “What Can I Do” link on this site to learn more.
Posted by Faye Burdzinski on Friday, 01.15.10 @ 23:48pm
The link referenced in the last line of my review above is entitled "What You Can Do" and is found on the larrynevers.com site My apologies.
Posted by Faye Burdzinski on Friday, 01.15.10 @ 23:54pm
I just finished reading Larrys book and I must say I am appauled at how he and Walter were treated from day one.
It was as if 24 years of quality service meant absolutely nothing to anyone from higher up within the City. Coleman Young and Stanley Knox could not have been more obtuse when the chose to condemn these brave men within days of the incident without knowing a tenth of the facts.
As a police officer within Wayne County I can only pray that I do not have the unfortunate chance encounter with anything remotely as crazy as the situation they found themselves in that night, knowing what the likes of Kym Worthy and the rest are capable of.
I wish these two guys the very best and I am really glad I had the opportunity to read this well written - 5 star book, A must read in my opinion...
Posted by Chuck M on Tuesday, 07.20.10 @ 07:46am
After reading this book You'll be asking yourself "who is sleazier, the criminals or the city officials?" An unbelieveable and engaging account of the railroading of Officers Nevers and Budzyn courtesy of the city of Detroit. They are two brave and selfless men of integrity who served that city and protected it's citizens, DOING THEIR JOBS, only to be turned against by so many. The book is so well laid out and makes navigating the cast of characters, politicians and legal dealings easy, (and yet impossible to fathom). A book for anyone who wants the truth, whether familiar with the case previously or not. And a must read for anyone with even a slight interest in our men and women in blue and what they now must endure to protect us, in the aftermath of protecting us. God Bless you Larry and Walt.
Posted by MB- Deatsville, AL on Monday, 11.29.10 @ 22:26pm
A police officer is permitted under the law to strike someone in the head with a police flashlight if the officer is justified to use deadly force under the circumstances. Did the officers in this case face a threat that would justify deadly force?
Posted by Anonymous on Friday, 01.21.11 @ 23:07pm
Miscarriage of justice, Obstruction of justice, Malfeasance, Misfeasance, Perjury, Prosecutorial misconduct, Fraud, False imprisonment, Racial politics, all terms well defined in the reading of this very well written documentary of yet another terrible chapter in the demise of the once great City Of Detroit. Definitely,the wrong people went to prison, and too many of the wrong participants in this travesty were rewarded.
No one can truly appreciate what their experience must have been like short of living it. God Bless these devoted public servants and the likes of them, that put their lives and careers on the line every day. Larry and Walter we owe you.
Posted by Anonymous on Sunday, 02.6.11 @ 19:53pm
I well remember the events in this book as they happened. Spent many hours at the lunch table at work discussing this case. The opinion of myself and my co-workers was these two cops were going to get their brains screwed out by a very racist political system.
These two police officers, law enforcement in Detroit, and the citizens of Detroit suffered because of this travesty of Justice.
Coleman A. Young was, at that time, the most racist mayor in the country. He took the other black mayors to school on how to continually dangle the race card for maximum return.
Posted by James D. on Friday, 02.25.11 @ 16:44pm
As a 26 year vet of the DPD I understand well the racism of the Mayor, Prosecutor, Court and Jury that put two fine officers in prison. Thank God for a Federal Judge that could see a total lack of evidence existed. Notwithstanding their release from prison, the officers and their families suffered irreparable harm and suffering.
Larry Nevers told a well documented account of what happened and the trials and tribulations he and Walter Budzyn endured. The story was well written and riveting. I am sure it will affect Police Officers everywhere in the manner they execute their responsibilities.
The clue that justice would not prevail at the onset, was when the Chief of Police would not even allow a Police Department Board of Review to convene. In my career, this is the first time I ever saw that occur. This book is a must read for all Police Officers and anyone else in the Criminal Justice Service.
Posted by Raymond Murray on Monday, 03.14.11 @ 13:14pm
I wonder how God will judge those responsible for taking the freedom of two heroes. The commandment: "Thou shalt not bare false witness" was clearly broken. Great book but sad story.
Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, 05.24.11 @ 14:25pm
This is a very good book and I recommend it highly. The book starts out explaining the "life and times" of a policeman patrolling the streets of one of the toughest Cities in America. You get a real appreciation for the situations Larry faced and how he responded to them. It recounts the various anecdotes that Larry Nevers experienced as he pursed what turned out to be a job he enjoyed and a job he was great at. From hanging in trees to realizing that the "flick" of a break light lamp meant a car was about to be stolen we learn the tricks of the trade of a dedicated officer. He explains why the political situation lead to Nevers being charged, how the police force lawyer probably caused him his freedom. You cannot read this book without coming to the conclusion that Larry was wrongly charged let alone found guilty. Larry kept a kinda of diary of all the calls he went on as a cop, not for the use of writing a book, but for the useful information it provided him for future reference when dealing with criminals. Through this detail of his arrests we find that he was a hard working dedicated cop, who never showed any inclination to discriminate against anyone let a lone try to kill someone. The facts support Larry's innocents and only by reading the entire book, will you come to this conclusion.
Even if you don't know the case or where not around in Detroit during this event, this book is a great easy read and helps to describe the real life of a policeman in a tough city.
thanks
bob
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