Exploring the complexities of police practices in Uganda, the book highlights the interplay between personal interests and the mandates of the Uganda Police Force. Drawing from the author's immersive experiences as both an ethnographer and consultant, it reveals the tensions between theoretical policies and their practical applications. The work enriches the discourse on police research and the anthropology of the state in Africa, emphasizing the Ugandan police's involvement in political policing and its expansive role beyond legal boundaries. It's aimed at academics and practitioners seeking to enhance police services in African contexts.
