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In today's episode, Patrick O'Donnell interviews veteran Police Detective Adam Richardson of the "Writers Detective Bureau" Facebook group and podcast.

(Retired) Sergeant  Patrick O'Donnell and Det. Richardson discusses how a police officer becomes a detective and what special training and testing are required to become a detective. Richardson also reveals what a typical day looks like for a detective.

Richardson will share his journey from a rookie cop to a veteran detective and his motivations for joining the force.

O'Donnell and Richardson will debunk common myths and misconceptions regarding the role of detectives in police work, so you can write more authentic stories. O'Donnell and Richardson will also share real stories from their law enforcement careers to give you, the writer, a better understanding of what the role detectives play in law enforcement.

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