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Neil Basu spent 30 years working at the Metropolitan Police.He retired as the most senior officer of colour in the UK, the first Asian officer in charge of counter terrorism and only the fourth person of colour to reach his rank.Turmoil is the story of how he rose to the top, the persistent and ingrained discrimination he faced at every level, and the spectre of racism that would weave its way throughout his career.Opening on Londons most deprived, violent, and unequal streets and moving into the heart of New Scotland Yard, it details highprofile cases, public enquiries and the explosive inquests of Stephen Lawrence, Mark Duggan, and Azelle Rodney. It encompasses the surveilling of corrupt police officers, serving as head of a murder squad on Operation Trident, and investigating acts of terrorism in his final years of public service.Turmoil is a powerful firsthand account of what its like to serve on the biggest police force in the UK. It reveals uncomfortable truths about modern policing and the enduring racism across the Met that would in the end push Neil over the edge and out of service.
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I never really considered how much politics influenced policing until I read this book. It’s enlightening and sometimes disturbing, but worth the read. The way it combines facts with personal stories is powerful, making it a must-read for anyone interested in social justice.
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Devon Smith
Important Read for Everyone
This book does an excellent job of highlighting the intersection of policing, politics, and prejudice. It’s well-written and very insightful. I’ve shared my copy with friends because I think it’s crucial for understanding current events in law enforcement!
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Carlos Martinez
A Deep Dive into Policing History
This book is a gripping read that takes you through the complexities of policing over the last 30 years. The author really sheds light on the effects of politics and prejudice in law enforcement. I bought it for my dad, who’s a retired officer, and he couldn’t put it down!
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Linda Johnson
Not What I Expected
I bought this thinking it would be more of a memoir, but it's heavily focused on statistics and politics. While some parts were intriguing, I was hoping for more personal stories. Just wasn't quite what I was looking for, to be honest.
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Amy Lee
Mixed Feelings About This One
The insights in this book are important and well-researched, but I found some sections dragged on a bit. It’s a fascinating topic, but if you’re not into deep dives, it might lose your attention. My viewpoint is mixed, but there's definitely value in the content.
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