Der müde Bulle

Wambaugh's portrayal feels very authentic — I wonder if he based it on personal experience or extensive research. How did he decide which aspects to highlight?

The story dives deep into police work, which is fascinating but sometimes felt slow. Was that intentional to build realism or just a side effect of the writing style?

The novel doesn't shy away from tough choices, making me think about how people in law enforcement balance duty and personal ethics. Did anyone else find these moments impactful?