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  • Detective Sergeant Irene Rose-Muthanji: I cried all the way to the station
    2024/10/22

    EPISODE SIX offers an insight into the career of Detective Sergeant Irene Rose-Muthanji. Irene has been a police officer for over 19 years and is currently working in Public Protection. She shares her passion for working with children and helping to implement positive changes in their lives. Irene highlights the importance of having a police force that reflects diverse communities and how this helps officers understand cultural differences, so they can police and engage with communities in the most effective way.

    Are you interested in starting a new career? Get support with your application at one of our workshops or events - www.kent.police.uk/pc-events

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    52 分
  • Special Sergeant Niyi Opaleye: I am a police officer at the weekend and a scientist during the week
    2024/10/08

    Why do people give up their spare time to police the streets of Kent? This episode offers an insight into the career of Special Sergeant Niyi Opaleye. Niyi has volunteered in the Special Constabulary for 25 years, whilst working full time as a scientist. This year he was awarded The King’s Police Medal, which recognises those who have achieved a specially distinguished record in policing. Niyi discusses the importance of having a force with diverse cultures and ideas, to reflect the communities we serve and strengthen trust. He highlights how policing has changed over time and explains the reasons why he is so passionate about his role.

    Interested in making a difference? We're recruiting specials now.

    #BlackHistoryMonth

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    50 分
  • Detective Sergeant Adam Stallard: I can see the knives in his back pocket
    2024/09/24

    This episode of More Than The Badge offers an insight into the career of Detective Sergeant Adam Stallard. Adam has been a police officer for 21 years and has had a varied career, from working in local policing teams, to joining the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) and Serious Crime Directorate (SCD). He transferred from Essex Police and is now working in the Economic Crime Unit. Adam discusses the realities of being a police officer, the challenges and triumphs that come with it, and the importance of having a community focus in all aspects of policing.

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    29 分
  • PCSO Kirsty Greaves: They ended up divulging quite a serious crime, that they had committed a murder
    2024/09/10

    EPISODE THREE offers an insight into the career of Police Community Support Officer, Kirsty Greaves. Kirsty has been a PCSO for 15 years and is truly passionate about helping the community. She recently won a PCSO of the year award, after developing a fishing programme, which led to a reduction in anti-social behaviour calls and positive feedback from both the young people involved and the wider community. Kirsty talks about the importance of having PCSOs out in Kent communities and how they work with their regular police colleagues to provide key information to help solve major investigations.

    Whether you're interested in true crime, a career in policing, or the human stories behind the badge, More Than The Badge offers a unique insight into Kent Police.

    Inspired by Kirsty's story? Apply today to become a PCSO.

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    28 分
  • Chief Superintendent Shaun White: He told my colleagues that he had come there that night to kill me
    2024/08/27

    EPISODE TWO of More Than The Badge offers an insight into the career of Chief Superintendent Shaun White. Shaun has been a police officer for nearly 30 years and since transferring into Kent Police from the Met, he has made a huge impact on the communities in Kent. Shaun opens up about his career, sharing stories from his early days in London, his time as the North Kent Divisional Commander, to becoming the Head of Strategic Prevention in Kent. Whether you're interested in true crime, a career in policing, or the human stories behind the badge, More Than The Badge offers a unique insight into Kent Police.

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    44 分
  • Chief Constable Tim Smith: A gang had gained access disguised as police officers
    2024/08/09

    What is it like to be the Chief Constable of Kent Police? This episode of More Than The Badge offers a insight into the career of Chief Constable Tim Smith - taking a look at his remarkable career, insights from his early days in policing through to becoming Chief Constable. Hear about some of the major cases he has worked on, including investigations that captured national and international attention, and learn about the realities, achievements and challenges that come with a career dedicated to public service.

    Whether you're interested in true crime, a career in policing, or the human stories behind the badge, More Than The Badge offers a unique insight into Kent Police.

    Watch the full video on our YouTube channel - More Than The Badge | A Kent Police Podcast - YouTube

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    47 分