Dive into a world of policing like never before! This brand new podcast, More Than The Badge, shares stories from officers, staff and volunteers across Kent Po...
PC Steph Meek: In minutes I had five police officers, two sergeants and an inspector on the doorstep
In episode nine we talk to PC Steph Meek, who works in the Desktop Investigation Team. Steph balances a busy home and work life, as police officer, a parent and the manager of a local football team. She discusses the realities of the job and the personal challenges that she has overcome throughout her career.
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Special Inspector Terry Connolly: It was his vest that saved him
EPISODE EIGHT explores the career of Special Inspector Terry Connolly. Terry has volunteered for Kent Police for 30 years and is an integral part of the Roads Policing Unit. Terry describes what a privilege it has been to be part of the Special Constabulary, how it has changed over the years and some moments in his policing career that will always stay with him. The Special Constabulary are recruiting. Find out more via our website - kent.police.uk/specials
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PC Leona Valsler: Intelligence checks ensure we know their every move
Episode SEVEN explores the career of Police Constable Leona Valsler. Leona joined Kent Police 5 years ago on the Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship entry route and is currently working in the VISOR department, investigating violent and sexual offences. She talks about the risks involved in her role, moments that have stayed with her and provides an insight into some of the investigation work that goes on into managing violent and sexual offenders in the community.Explore our police constable entry routes.
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Detective Sergeant Irene Rose-Muthanji: I cried all the way to the station
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#BlackHistoryMonth
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Special Sergeant Niyi Opaleye: I am a police officer at the weekend and a scientist during the week
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
Dive into a world of policing like never before! This brand new podcast, More Than The Badge, shares stories from officers, staff and volunteers across Kent Police. New episodes will be released every fortnight on all major streaming platforms. From the realities and challenges to inspiring achievements and insights into major cases, it's not one to be missed! 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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