Synopsis Police Criminology and Crimes is a new branch of study in criminological literature. Why do the law enforcement officials commit crimes? A law enforcer must never become a law violator-this is a myth or a wish! This book talks about police crimes down the millennia and analyses the etiological aspects of police crimes. Oppression, extortion, corruption, coercion, concoction of evidence, connivance with underworld criminals, nexus crimes, manipulation of records, abuse of power, misuse of authority, perversions in thoughts, etc., have been just a few among the many violations practiced, perpetuated and perpetrated by the law enforcement officers of all ranks and status. Criminologists, sociologists, police administrators, policy makers, judges, law enforcement officers, lawyers, jurists, students of political science, public administration, criminal justice, victimology, etc. will find and book highly useful.