Crime in London Gillbert Kelland
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Crime in London

Author: Gillbert Kelland
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Book Title
Crime in London
Author
Gillbert Kelland
Book Condition
GOOD - tanning to pages
ISBN
9780261661093
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Grafton
Year Published
1996
Gilbert Kelland's police career brought him into close contact with the crumbling twilight world of 1950s Notting Hill during the reign of slum landlord Perac Rachman, seamy Soho before and after the clean-up legislation of the 1960s, and the upper crust corruption of the Profumo scandal. Later he was involved in he police campaign against terrorism, the development of the controversial "Supergrasses" and the Flying Squad's investigation of the Brinks Mat bullion robbery. Crime in London provides a fascinating overview of the changing patterns of criminality in Britain's capital, from a policeman who was actually there - and rose to become and Assistant Commissioner at New Scotland Yard.

Gilbert Kelland's police career brought him into close contact with the crumbling twilight world of 1950s Notting Hill during the reign of slum landlord Perac Rachman, seamy Soho before and after the clean-up legislation of the 1960s, and the upper crust corruption of the Profumo scandal. Later he was involved in he police campaign against terrorism, the development of the controversial "Supergrasses" and the Flying Squad's investigation of the Brinks Mat bullion robbery. Crime in London provides a fascinating overview of the changing patterns of criminality in Britain's capital, from a policeman who was actually there - and rose to become and Assistant Commissioner at New Scotland Yard.

Gilbert Kelland's police career brought him into close contact with the crumbling twilight world of 1950s Notting Hill during the reign of slum landlord Perac Rachman, seamy Soho before and after the clean-up legislation of the 1960s, and the upper crust corruption of the Profumo scandal. Later he was involved in he police campaign against terrorism, the development of the controversial "Supergrasses" and the Flying Squad's investigation of the Brinks Mat bullion robbery. Crime in London provides a fascinating overview of the changing patterns of criminality in Britain's capital, from a policeman who was actually there - and rose to become and Assistant Commissioner at New Scotland Yard.