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    Investigating Organised Crime and War Crimes: A Personal Account of a Senior Detective in Kosovo, Iraq and Beyond

    Investigating Organised Crime and War Crimes: A Personal Account of a Senior Detective in Kosovo, Iraq and Beyond

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      ISBN-13: 9781473898936
    • Publisher: Pen and Sword
    • Publication date: 05/31/2017
    • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
    • Format: eBook
    • Pages: 216
    • File size: 29 MB
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    Tony Nott MBE joined the Metropolitan Police in 1971 before transferring to the Dorset Police in 1976. He has been involved in the investigation of numerous homicides and was the senior investigating officer in the case of Russell Causley in 1996. This case was the subject of a four-part documentary series called The Investigator: A British Crime Story, to which he contributed and was screened on ITV in July 2016. He has written about his experiences in police reform, in the Balkans and Middle East, when working on contracts with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. He retired at the rank of detective superintendent.

    Table of Contents

    Acknowledgements 7

    Preface 9

    List of Acronyms 13

    Chapter 1 The Ups and Downs of a Detective's Life 15

    Chapter 2 Kosovo 2000 21

    Chapter 3 Bosnia 35

    Chapter 4 The Case of the Red Mercury 49

    Chapter 5 Banja Luka 53

    Chapter 6 Fr. Tomislav Matanovic 65

    Chapter 7 Human Trafficking 71

    Chapter 8 Milorad Milakovic - They Sell Footballers Don't They? 83

    Chapter 9 The Milakovic Mafia 89

    Chapter 10 Endings and New Beginnings 101

    Chapter 11 Iraq May 2005 - May 2006 107

    Chapter 12 Settling In 113

    Chapter 13 Margaret Hassan 121

    Chapter 14 Mustafa Mohammad Salman al Jobouri - Kidnapper 127

    Chapter 15 Loose Ends 137

    Chapter 16 Sheikh Hussein 141

    Chapter 17 Brian Tilley 155

    Chapter 18 Don't Mention the (Civil) War 167

    Chapter 19 The MOI 179

    Chapter 20 Israel Palestine 189

    Chapter 21 Conclusion 205

    Notes 207

    Index 211

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    Tony Nott retired from the Dorset Police in 2002 at the rank of superintendent. He had spent most of his service as a detective, and had been involved in the investigation of a number of murder cases and other serious crimes. In 2000 he led the British forensic team on exhumations in Kosovo and describes the horror and brutality carried out by Serb paramilitaries. He then worked in Bosnia for the UN, where he was the commander of the eighty-strong UK police contingent. He describes in detail the investigation of human trafficking for the sex trade and illustrates some conflicting rivalries between the UN and the European Union police mission. He served a year in Iraq between 2004 and 2005 and gives insights into the Shia takeover of the police and other institutions; plus, some unsettling accounts of human rights abuses. He was involved in the investigation into the murder of British aid worker, Margaret Hassan, and is deeply critical about the role played by the UK government. He describes the difficulties he had in dealing with some senior members of the Iraqi Police; in particular, the refusal of a Deputy Minister of Interior, who declined to reopen an investigation into the murder of a British security contractor and four Iraqi citizens. The killers were suspected to be the local police. He then went onto serve two years in Israel and Palestine, where he worked with a US-led team to reform the Palestinian security services in cooperation with a European effort. Whilst this book covers the worst of human behaviour, it also highlights the bravery and triumph of the human spirit, by those ordinary people who were caught up in these events.

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