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While serving with the Jefferson Parish
Sheriff’s Office, “Langley was awarded numerous commendation medals as well as letters of commendations. Before
retiring in 2006, Langley was promoted to the rank of Sergeant and held the title of Night Watch Traffic Commander. Langley
now resides in northeast Texas with his wife, Wanda, who also retired from the same Agency. It was after retiring and moving
to Texas, that Langley was encouraged by friends and family to document some of his experiences while patrolling the streets
of Louisiana. From that encouragement, coupled with his love of laughter, Langley was inspired to write his first book, Tales
of the Tin Man. Langley is presently researching material for his next book.
According to the book description of
Tales Of The Tin Man, “Law enforcement is an honorable and rewarding profession. Being a cop
can be dangerous, and unpredictable. It can also be fun and at times, lighthearted. Author Patrick Langley shares his more
humorous moments while working as a police officer, as well as some stories from fellow officers in Tales Of The Tin Man.
Find out how the author got the nickname “Tin Man” and the way many people view members of law enforcement. Being
a cop is not an easy job and often goes unappreciated. But after working for years on the street, you learn to develop a hard
shell the only way to protect yourself from the tragedy and suffering that you witness first hand every day. This
shell sometimes will take the form of humor—a weird, warp sense of humor that is very evident in these entertaining
Tales Of The Tin Man.”
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According to on reader of Tales Of The Tin Man, “This
book was full of humor at the Deputies as well as the public. Enjoyed it very much! A must read for those who like humorous
short stories.”
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