The report found that members of An Garda Siochana do the bare minimum when at work.
The Garda Organisation's job is to serve the public regardless of what the situation is, according to a former detective based in Westmeath.
It follows an independent report, which found Gardaí were unproductive, demotivated and deliberately putting in a poor performance when tasked with roads policing.
The report also found that a number of Gardaí were already thinking about their retirements and their pensions.
Author of Making of a Detective and Mullingar's Pat Marry says members of Gardaí have to take on responsibilities no matter what:
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