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    Operation Smack Down

    By Johnny Sprang

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    Jake McKellen is a deputy United States Marshal. His parents came to America in 1975 to escape the violence and problems going on throughout Ireland. They had a desire to improve the quality of their lives and wanted to start a family. After they received their citizenship Mr. McKellen joined the US Navy and five years later Jake was born. Young Jake wasn’t without his problems growing up however those experiences taught him valuable lessons and instilled in him a desire to help others. The current case he was working on puzzled him greatly. He knew there was a connection between the most evil drug king pin in all of South America and the biggest crime boss in Chicago. The problems for Jake were mounting, he has very little to no evidence and very little to no leads, so he desperately needed a break in this case, and his unrelenting commitment to solving this case told him that something had to give.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJohnny Sprang
    Release dateOct 13, 2015
    ISBN9781311741400
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    Johnny Sprang

    Johnny is a family man and retired business professional. His resume includes many years of active service with the United States Air Force during and after the Vietnam War and with the United States Navy Reserve during college. He has also been a business manager, professional sales representative, account executive, insurance agent, and mortgage broker. He is the owner of Sprang Publishing Company.

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