Police Undercover: The True Story of the Biker, the Mafia & the Mountie Tapa blanda - 1998

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Police Undercover is a first-hand account of investigations of organized crime and encounters with biker enforcement, Mafia ruthlessness, and bureaucratic bungling. This book takes the reader on a rollercoaster ride of corruption, murder, terrorism, and the eventual brutal murder of Mafia leader Paul Volpe. It chronicles the actions of ex-Satan's Choice biker, Cecil Kirby, who was on the other end of that fateful phone call. Kirby was a contract killer working for the Commisso Mob in Toronto. He was willing to trade information for protection, but the police wouldn't cooperate. Only through Cpl. Mark Murphy's unrelenting efforts did Kirby eventually become an informant for the RCMP, and be instrumental in the arrest and prosecution of Toronto and New York mobsters for extortion, bombings, murder conspiracies, and numerous other crimes. Kirby has been described by RCMP officials and the FBI as one of the best ploice informants ever to surface.