My Votive is a fulfilled motto to protect life and property inter alia through a comprehensive exploration of the art of interviewing in law enforcement. With thirty-seven years of experience in the police force, Ndungutse shares his expertise on ethical interview techniques, distinguishing between interviewing and interrogation. He emphasizes the importance of professionalism, human rights, and building rapport to obtain truthful information without coercion. The book is an invaluable guide for law enforcement professionals, legal practitioners, and anyone involved in investigative work. Through real-life examples and best practices, Ndungutse illustrates how mastering these techniques can lead to reliable evidence, justice, and improved case outcomes. His experience from both Ugandan and global contexts provides a rich, well-rounded perspective on ethical law enforcement practices.

John Ngaruye Ndungutse is a distinguished and retired law enforcement professional with thirty-seven years of experience in the fight against crime. Over the course of his career, he held several key roles, including Senior Detective at the Internal Affairs Compliance Unit with the Uganda Revenue Authority and Commandant of the Professional Standards Unit, where he led anti-corruption efforts within the Uganda Police Force. He also served as Director of Counter-Terrorism in the Uganda Police Force, contributing to regional security initiatives.

Prior to his retirement, Ndungutse was the Director of the Eastern Africa Police Chiefs Cooperation Organization Counter-Terrorism Centre of Excellence (CTCoE) in Nairobi. He also served as a police attaché at the Uganda High Commission in Nairobi. A highly respected legal professional, he is an Advocate and Notary Public of the High Court of Kenya and Uganda. His extensive expertise and commitment to justice continue to inspire many in law enforcement and counter-terrorism.