Title: The Policeman's Bible
Subtitle: or The Art of Taking a Bribe
First published: 1976
Description: This is by a policeman, written to train rookie policemen in how to extract money "on the side" from their job as a policeman.  Some people would call that corruption or bribery.  The author takes pains to never take a bribe, but always to receive gifts from thoughtful citizens and business owners due to how he saved them a lot of time, money and trouble by deciding not to arrest or cite them, or by stopping by their business regularly to make sure there's no trouble there.
Subjects: Police, Police corruption, Biography
People: Nicholas Ross
Time periods: 1975
LC classification: HV7911.R67 A35 1976