Corruption is a major problem that has affected police services and the communities they serve around the world for many years. Much discussion has gone into how best to deal with this situation and repeated attempts have been made to reform a police culture that is regarded as secretive and corrupt. In this important new book a former police officer with 23 years of experience reveals what external observers have failed to see, the real nature of policing with its internal operational structures that help perpetuate this cycle of corruption in spite of demands for reform. But there is more...