Deception
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.75 (636 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1743315554 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 324 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-11-25 |
| Language | : | English |
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You've got to know when to hold em and when to fold em Warren P Charles Miranda's book is a very readable account of a top cops fall from grace.When Dutch crime investigators informed the Australian Federal Police (AFP) that their own intelligence indicated that a "crooked hat" in a high position on their end was somehow involved in helping their Dutch drug cartels import synthetic drugs into Australia it not only came as a shock but at a critical time.On the verge of being accepted into an elite multinational c. Robyn said a page-turner. An interesting book from start to finish, hard to put down as there is always something happening and you're never sure whether the crooks are going to get away with it. Even if you already know the story, it's interesting to see the ins and outs of how the criminals and the police operate, and how people can get drawn into crime. Formatting problems were annoying - in some sections the font was so small I had to set the largest font size to be able. Corruption exposed Amazon Customer A fascinating tale of corruption and deceit that infected the top echelon of a body that one expected to be incorruptible.The details of how this corrupt cop was trapped and brought to trial by a team of investigators makes gripping reading.
He co-wrote My Brothers Keeper.. About the AuthorCharles Miranda has been a journalist for almost 20 years, working in both newspaper and radio
Charles Miranda has been a journalist for almost 20 years, working in both newspaper and radio. He co-wrote My Brothers Keeper.
He had been privy to every top secret police operation into organized crime and international drug running in Australia except one—Operation Octans, which saw him arrested as the mastermind behind one of the country's biggest-ever drug-smuggling plots. As an assistant director for the NSW Crime Commission, he led some of Australia's most high-profile criminal investigations and, as a 30-year veteran in law enforcement, there was little he didn't know about the underworld. To those who knew him, Mark Standen was a stand up guy, a top cop who was never one to mince his words. He follows the twists and turns in the plot that made front page news across Australia.. Charles Miranda was given world exclusive access to go inside the joint Dutch-Australian operation that was one of the most extensive and covert ever mounted. Standen's breath-taking breach of security, the level of which has never been seen before in Australian law-enforcement history, has prompted a review of eve