Detective Sergeant Harry Keeble has almost twenty years experience in inner-city pro-active policing. In 1999, Harry joined Haringey drugs squad, planning and leading 100 raids on fortified crack houses. Appalled at the number of abused children he encountered, Harry joined Hackney's Child Protection Team. In five years he brought dozens of child abusers to justice, managing several international police investigations related to child abuse across the world. He currently works for Specialist Operations at New Scotland Yard.Kris Hollington is a freelance journalist, author and ghost-writer of 14 books, including the Sunday Times bestsellers Baby X and Little Victim, written with Detective Sergeant Harry Keeble. Kris's articles and books have featured on television and radio (including Channel 4's Cutting Edge, ITV1's Real Crime, BBC Radio 4's Saturday Play and BBC Drama). He lives in East London.

'Raid it and weep... truly shocking. Much like its subject matter, this is gripping stuff' 5 stars, Maxim, July 08 Maxim's Book of the month, 5-stars out of 5 "A true life account of an honest cop's successful effort to stamp out crack houses on his turf, this is a fact-filled, very readable and at times disturbing book. While we're all aware of the horrors of crack and the dirty crime it spawns, some of the anecdotes -- backed by just the right amount of stats and figures are truly shocking...Much like its subject matter, this is gripping stuff." News of the World "In his blistering book Crack House, hard-nosed cop Harry Keeble tells how, for nine bone-crunching months, he his men rampaged through London's seething drugs underworld. They smashed 100 crack dens, BATTERING down doors and SHATTERING teeth as they invented a new style of policing to sweep the streets clean of dope-dealing scum."

Detective Sergeant Harry Keeble has almost twenty years experience in inner-city pro-active policing. In 1999, Harry joined Haringey drugs squad, planning and leading 100 raids on fortified crack houses. Appalled at the number of abused children he encountered, Harry joined Hackney's Child Protection Team. In five years he brought dozens of child abusers to justice, managing several international police investigations related to child abuse across the world. He currently works for Specialist Operations at New Scotland Yard.Kris Hollington is a freelance journalist, author and ghost-writer of 14 books, including the Sunday Times bestsellers Baby X and Little Victim, written with Detective Sergeant Harry Keeble. Kris's articles and books have featured on television and radio (including Channel 4's Cutting Edge, ITV1's Real Crime, BBC Radio 4's Saturday Play and BBC Drama). He lives in East London.

'Raid it and weep... truly shocking. Much like its subject matter, this is gripping stuff' 5 stars, Maxim, July 08 Maxim's Book of the month, 5-stars out of 5 "A true life account of an honest cop's successful effort to stamp out crack houses on his turf, this is a fact-filled, very readable and at times disturbing book. While we're all aware of the horrors of crack and the dirty crime it spawns, some of the anecdotes -- backed by just the right amount of stats and figures are truly shocking...Much like its subject matter, this is gripping stuff." News of the World "In his blistering book Crack House, hard-nosed cop Harry Keeble tells how, for nine bone-crunching months, he his men rampaged through London's seething drugs underworld. They smashed 100 crack dens, BATTERING down doors and SHATTERING teeth as they invented a new style of policing to sweep the streets clean of dope-dealing scum."

Detective Sergeant Harry Keeble has almost twenty years experience in inner-city pro-active policing. In 1999, Harry joined Haringey drugs squad, planning and leading 100 raids on fortified crack houses. Appalled at the number of abused children he encountered, Harry joined Hackney's Child Protection Team. In five years he brought dozens of child abusers to justice, managing several international police investigations related to child abuse across the world. He currently works for Specialist Operations at New Scotland Yard.Kris Hollington is a freelance journalist, author and ghost-writer of 14 books, including the Sunday Times bestsellers Baby X and Little Victim, written with Detective Sergeant Harry Keeble. Kris's articles and books have featured on television and radio (including Channel 4's Cutting Edge, ITV1's Real Crime, BBC Radio 4's Saturday Play and BBC Drama). He lives in East London.

'Raid it and weep... truly shocking. Much like its subject matter, this is gripping stuff' 5 stars, Maxim, July 08 Maxim's Book of the month, 5-stars out of 5 "A true life account of an honest cop's successful effort to stamp out crack houses on his turf, this is a fact-filled, very readable and at times disturbing book. While we're all aware of the horrors of crack and the dirty crime it spawns, some of the anecdotes -- backed by just the right amount of stats and figures are truly shocking...Much like its subject matter, this is gripping stuff." News of the World "In his blistering book Crack House, hard-nosed cop Harry Keeble tells how, for nine bone-crunching months, he his men rampaged through London's seething drugs underworld. They smashed 100 crack dens, BATTERING down doors and SHATTERING teeth as they invented a new style of policing to sweep the streets clean of dope-dealing scum."