Prisoners, Property and ProstitutesReaders from every walk of life will find this book amusing, fascinating and moving as they either nod sagely in agreement, throw their hands up in horror, or laugh helplessly out loud as Tom’s story unfolds. Read this and you will never look at your fellow human beings in the same light again. |
Contents
Section 1 | 1 |
Section 2 | 7 |
Section 3 | 17 |
Section 4 | 35 |
Section 5 | 45 |
Section 6 | 54 |
Section 7 | 67 |
Section 8 | 79 |
Section 16 | 169 |
Section 17 | 178 |
Section 18 | 185 |
Section 19 | 192 |
Section 20 | 205 |
Section 21 | 215 |
Section 22 | 226 |
Section 23 | 232 |
Section 9 | 86 |
Section 10 | 100 |
Section 11 | 112 |
Section 12 | 120 |
Section 13 | 130 |
Section 14 | 143 |
Section 15 | 160 |
Section 24 | 240 |
Section 25 | 250 |
Section 26 | 263 |
Section 27 | 275 |
Section 28 | 285 |
Common terms and phrases
accident actually arrest arrived asked Austin Montego bike bin liner block Bobby boy racer breathalyser burglary career Constable council estates couple course crime deal door drink driving drove dual carriageway duty eventually feeling felt Ford Granada front desk gave George hand Inspector interview knew living daylights look meant miles an hour morning move never Newport night shift normal offence panda car paperwork parade room parking pause picked Police Station probationer problem quiet radio realised reply road round Rover scene seemed Sergeant Sergeant York shoplifter side someone sort speed started Station Sergeant stopped surprise tell things thought took town centre traffic car turned tyre usually Vauxhall Senator wait walked watch week window wondered yard