Isbn: 9780750996181 - rot at the core: the serious crimes of a detective sergeant (21 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: Very Good. In March 1972, four young black men were arrested by a specialist pickpocket squad at Oval Underground Station and charged with theft and assault of police officers. Sentenced to two years in prison, the case seemed straightforward and credible to the judge and jury who convicted them but these young men were completely innocent, victims of endemic police corruption. The real criminal in this case was the notorious DS Derek Ridgewell, later proven to be heavily involved in organised crime.Graham Satchwell, at one time Britains most senior railway detective, has worked with Oval Four victim Winston Trew to reveal the rotten culture that not only enabled Ridgewell to operate as he did, but also to subsequently organise major thefts of property worth in excess of 1 million. Winston Trews case was finally overturned in December 2019, but the far-reaching ramifications of Ridgewells shocking activities has irreparably damaged many lives and must never be forgotten. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.…

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Hardcover. Condición: New. In 1972, four young black men were arrested at a London tube station and jailed for pickpocketing, innocent victims of a corrupt British Transport Police officer, Derek Ridgewell. In the first part of this book Graham Satchwell, a former BTP officer, exposes Ridgewell's criminal career; in the second, Winston Trew, whose conviction was overturned in 2019, describes his experiences.…

Hardback. Condición: New. In March 1972, four young black men were arrested by a specialist pickpocket squad at Oval Underground Station and charged with theft and assault of police officers. Sentenced to two years in prison, the case seemed straightforward and credible to the judge and jury who convicted them - but these young men were completely innocent, victims of endemic police corruption. The real criminal in this case was the notorious DS Derek Ridgewell, later proven to be heavily involved in organised crime.Graham Satchwell, at one time Britain's most senior railway detective, has worked with Oval Four victim Winston Trew to reveal the rotten culture that not only enabled Ridgewell to operate as he did, but also to subsequently organise major thefts of property worth in excess of £1 million. Winston Trew's case was finally overturned in December 2019, but the far-reaching ramifications of Ridgewell's shocking activities has irreparably damaged many lives and must never be forgotten.…

Condición: Very Good. : En marzo de 1972, cuatro jóvenes negros fueron arrestados por un escuadrón especializado en carteristas en la estación de metro de Oval y acusados de robo y agresión a agentes de policía. Condenados a dos años de prisión, el caso parecía sencillo y creíble para el juez y el jurado que los condenaron, pero estos jóvenes eran completamente inocentes, víctimas de la corrupción policial endémica. El verdadero criminal en este caso fue el notorio DS Derek Ridgewell, más tarde demostrado que estaba fuertemente involucrado en el crimen organizado. Graham Satchwell, que en su día fue el detective ferroviario de mayor rango de Gran Bretaña, ha trabajado con la víctima de Oval Four, Winston Trew, para revelar la cultura podrida que no sólo permitió a Ridgewell operar como lo hizo, sino también para organizar posteriormente importantes robos de propiedad por valor de más de 1 millón de libras esterlinas. El caso de Winston Trew fue finalmente anulado en diciembre de 2019, pero las consecuencias de gran alcance de las impactantes actividades de Ridgewell han dañado irreparablemente muchas vidas y nunca deben ser olvidadas. EAN: 9780750996181 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Otros Título: Rot at the Core Autor: Graham Satchwell| Winston Trew Editorial: The History Press Idioma: en Páginas: 272 Formato: tapa dura.…

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Good. 271 pages. Original cloth, gilt lettered. With Dustwrapper, Small tear. Contents clean throughout. Size: 14.5 x 22 cms. Category: Varied Books; Hardback Books; ISBN: 0750996188. ISBN/EAN: 9780750996181. This item may require more postage than the rates shown for delivery outside the UK. If extra postage is required we will contact you before processing your order and you will be given the details and option to decline the extra cost. Cosmo Books : 29 years on ABE, 47 years taking care of customers. A bookseller you can rely on.…

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Hardback. Condición: New. In March 1972, four young black men were arrested by a specialist pickpocket squad at Oval Underground Station and charged with theft and assault of police officers. Sentenced to two years in prison, the case seemed straightforward and credible to the judge and jury who convicted them - but these young men were completely innocent, victims of endemic police corruption. The real criminal in this case was the notorious DS Derek Ridgewell, later proven to be heavily involved in organised crime.Graham Satchwell, at one time Britain's most senior railway detective, has worked with Oval Four victim Winston Trew to reveal the rotten culture that not only enabled Ridgewell to operate as he did, but also to subsequently organise major thefts of property worth in excess of £1 million. Winston Trew's case was finally overturned in December 2019, but the far-reaching ramifications of Ridgewell's shocking activities has irreparably damaged many lives and must never be forgotten.…

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Hardback. Condición: New. In March 1972, four young black men were arrested by a specialist pickpocket squad at Oval Underground Station and charged with theft and assault of police officers. Sentenced to two years in prison, the case seemed straightforward and credible to the judge and jury who convicted them - but these young men were completely innocent, victims of endemic police corruption. The real criminal in this case was the notorious DS Derek Ridgewell, later proven to be heavily involved in organised crime.Graham Satchwell, at one time Britain's most senior railway detective, has worked with Oval Four victim Winston Trew to reveal the rotten culture that not only enabled Ridgewell to operate as he did, but also to subsequently organise major thefts of property worth in excess of £1 million. Winston Trew's case was finally overturned in December 2019, but the far-reaching ramifications of Ridgewell's shocking activities has irreparably damaged many lives and must never be forgotten.…

Hardback. Condición: New. In March 1972, four young black men were arrested by a specialist pickpocket squad at Oval Underground Station and charged with theft and assault of police officers. Sentenced to two years in prison, the case seemed straightforward and credible to the judge and jury who convicted them - but these young men were completely innocent, victims of endemic police corruption. The real criminal in this case was the notorious DS Derek Ridgewell, later proven to be heavily involved in organised crime.Graham Satchwell, at one time Britain's most senior railway detective, has worked with Oval Four victim Winston Trew to reveal the rotten culture that not only enabled Ridgewell to operate as he did, but also to subsequently organise major thefts of property worth in excess of £1 million. Winston Trew's case was finally overturned in December 2019, but the far-reaching ramifications of Ridgewell's shocking activities has irreparably damaged many lives and must never be forgotten.…