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Not One of Us: The Trial That Changed Policing in Britain Forever by Ali Dizaei, Tim Phillips (Hardback, 2007)
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Ali Dizaei was once tipped to be the first Black chief constable. Iranian by birth, he had worked his way through school and university to qualify as a barrister and earn a PhD. This is the story of how one police officer fought for two and a half years to clear his name after he was taken to trial at the Old Bailey - by his own employers.Product Identifiers
PublisherProfile Books, Serpent's TAIL
ISBN-101852429097
ISBN-139781852429096
eBay Product ID (ePID)86487218
Product Key Features
AuthorTim Phillips, Ali Dizaei
FormatHardback
LanguageEnglish
TopicBiographies & Autobiographies
GenreAutobiography: General
Dimensions
Height220mm
Additional Product Features
Place of PublicationLondon
Pagination224
First Published2007
Author BiographyAli Dizaei was born in Iran in 1961. Chief Superintendent in Hounslow, west London, Dizaei is also legal adviser to the National Black Police Association. Tim Phillips is a freelance journalist and has written for a number of publications including the Guardian, Wall Street Journal, International Herald Tribune, Observer, Sunday Times and Independent.
Out-Of-Print Date10/07/2008
Date of Publication08/03/2007
Country of PublicationUnited Kingdom
