Nicholas A SensleyChief (Ret.) Nicholas Sensley is a former California police chief with 25 years of experience in American policing and nearly three decades of global consulting experience. Sensley combines street-level experience with global governance reform expertse to bring a unique perspective to America's democratic crisis. His career spans from a UCLA police officer to Chief of the Truckee, California Police Department, and from investigating crimes in Santa Rosa, California, to advising governments on five continents. As an anti-corruption advisor, anti-human trafficking specialist, reformer, peace-builder, and advisor to the U.S. Departments of Justice, State, and Homeland Security, he has worked to strengthen democratic institutions and protect vulnerable populations from Iceland to South Sudan. Sensley's distinctive vantage point, having witnessed both American policing from the inside and democratic struggles worldwide, informs his urgent call for nonpartisan citizenship. Sensley resides in Tennessee. He continues to collaborate with communities nationwide and globally to bridge divides and foster a stronger democratic culture. Endangered Republic is his first book for a general audience. Read More Read Less