Enemies of the State
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Tim Priest draws comparisons between international policing standards and argues how ineffectual policing has allowed organised crime to spiral out of control and how the 'war' on drugs in NSW has been lost forever. Drawing on research from parliamentary enquiries, committee reports, Supreme Court documents, affidavits, media articles, interviews, police court briefs, speeches and other research, Tim Priest leaves no stone unturned in his pursuit of the truth and accountability. Enemies of the State scratches the surface and uncovers a vast web of scandal, intrigue, deception and illegal activity that will change the public's perception of and faith in NSW Police.
Author: Tim Priest
Format: Paperback, 226 pages
Published: 2009, New Holland Publishers, Australia
Genre: Current Affairs & Issues
Description
Tim Priest draws comparisons between international policing standards and argues how ineffectual policing has allowed organised crime to spiral out of control and how the 'war' on drugs in NSW has been lost forever. Drawing on research from parliamentary enquiries, committee reports, Supreme Court documents, affidavits, media articles, interviews, police court briefs, speeches and other research, Tim Priest leaves no stone unturned in his pursuit of the truth and accountability. Enemies of the State scratches the surface and uncovers a vast web of scandal, intrigue, deception and illegal activity that will change the public's perception of and faith in NSW Police.
Enemies of the State