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Daniel Morgan’s murder, police corruption and the health of the UK regime

Posted on November 24, 2015 by lawrence serewicz

Daniel Morgan was brutally murdered with an axe. In the days before his murder, he had claimed to have information about a network of corrupt police officers. Despite, 6 investigations and two failed prosecutions, his killers have never been brought … Continue reading →

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The myth of the rogue employee: rotten barrels create rotten apples

Posted on January 7, 2012 by lawrence serewicz

Often people will say that a problem has happened because of one “rogue” employee (reporter, cop, trader, or whatever). This is a myth, a dangerous myth. Why is this a myth? All employees work and operate within an organisational context. … Continue reading →

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