The 100 Kilo Case: The Incredible True Story of Irish Detective Peter Daly, the Mafia and one of the Most Infamous Drug Busts in New York City

I was born in 1938 and lived in the seventh precinct. I believe I knew some of the characters mentioned. The book brought back many memories. So you know in those days we only looked at the good the cops did and ignored the bad. God bless them all.

I can certainly see the reason why Daly wrote the book, contrition and a perhaps as a crutch or way to rationalise his betrayal of the badge. I cannot condone his actions nor can I admire his lack of cooperation as some sort of heroism. Worth reading though not a great tale.

very good read

Interesting read.

Good read but I thought it dragged on longer than need be.I found no reason to justify any praise of any crooked cop.Public servants gone bad are bad to begin with, which is the case here. From day one,Just because he occasionally did a good job does not justify violating the oath that he took.

Really enjoyed this great but also sad storyPeter came across as a very nice guy telling his story as honestly as he could.Sandra

Very entertaining

Very interesting book. Really sorry when it had finished. One of the best books I have read in a long time.

very interesting read based on the officer directly dealing with the case. honest and candid enough to keep you interested throughout

An interesting and insightful read into the life of an ex police officer from a different era. A very honest and in lots of ways sad portrayal of how life can turn out for someone once they join a certain profession or group.

i liked this book just my sort of read recommend it if you like this sort of story

Thought provoking