The memories stored in the subconscious of a simple man during his 28 long years of humble service in police are recollected in his Memoirs when he bid farewell to his official life. Being ONE among the uniform-folk and becoming NONE among them, he taught the police officials how to behave properly when they policed the society and how to understand others’ behaviour and their behavioural dynamics. The experiences he had were unique; the smiles and the tears of his career in police were sweet or bitter as the case might be. Of course, they left indelible impressions which got strengthened in his mind as years passed by; nevertheless, they, in life’s solitude vibrate in his memory. He loved police and still loves them; he honoured police to show respect to the dignity of people and the person in each one of them. Dr. Vadackumchery, when he stepped into the police, saw an angel in the subculture and his attempt has been to release the angel from the stone as the sculptor Michael Angelo did long ago. As years went by., he found a different world altogether a different subculture, a different world altogether a different subculture, a different attitude, a strange morality which frustrated him throughout his career. He wanted the police to stay positive in a negative world and thus causing a public delight in police community interaction. Criminology for police, police for criminology, human behaviour and police attitude memories and memories and finally a Lodestar and an Omega Point in police in police evolution from the British Raj to a better tomorrow All these and many more are expressed n an enlightening way twined with his unique experiences and excellent management principles in this book. Certainly, the book will be of interest to any one who loves the police or wants to love the police or to enrich him with the philosophy, values, outlooks and administrative thoughts in law enforcement and justice administration in a liberal democracy.
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