"Police, Adjective" is a 2012 novel by David Peace that explores the gritty world of law enforcement in 1970s England. The story is set against the backdrop of real-life events, including the Yorkshire Ripper murders, and delves into the complexities of police work, corruption, and societal issues of the time. The narrative is characterized by its unique style, employing a fragmented structure and a stream-of-consciousness approach. This technique immerses readers in the chaotic mindset of the characters, reflecting the tension and moral ambiguity faced by the police as they navigate their duties and personal struggles.