Hosted by Cambridgeshire Constabulary · EN · 24 episodes
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This podcast explores the world of policing in Cambridgeshire, from the ever popular dog unit to investigating the tragedy of a fatal collision, we aim to give you a real insight into our work.
Cambridgeshire Constabulary hosts Cambs Cops: Our Stories, a true crime show with 24 episodes published.
‘Wrong place, wrong time’ – our latest podcast follows the heartbreaking murder of student Mohammed Algasim. He was only 20 years-old, a ‘dutiful son, loving brother’ and the ‘leader of his family in spirit’. He was stay
Following the gripping two-part episode of 24 Hours in Police Custody, today’s podcast goes beyond the screen and into the reality of a case that haunted investigators for a decade. In 2013, 86‑year‑old Una Crown was mur
A woman is found dead in a quiet Cambridgeshire village. At first, it looks like a tragic accident — nothing more. But as detectives start to piece together the details, subtle clues point to something far darker. In thi
Welcome to 24 Hours in Cambs Custody, the podcast that takes you behind the scenes of one of the most crucial parts of policing – the custody suite. In this episode, we shine a light on the dedicated team who work around
When seconds count, the Road Policing Unit is often the difference between life and death. These officers face scenes of trauma that most of us will never witness in a lifetime—yet they show up every day, doing everythin
"When you’re young, you think you’re invincible." Sgt Craig Wheeler recalls a collision that will never leave him: A young man, never in trouble before, driving too fast. In just ten seconds, he mounted a pavement and ki
** Trigger warning - this podcast involves discussions around child sex offenders** When DC Molly Halksworth sat opposite Anthony Goodridge she had no idea she was about to hear the horrifying details of his shocking cri
"Is the patient breathing?" "I'm not sure... No. No, she isn't." When a man dialled 999, reporting that his wife had died in her sleep, his story seemed simple: a tragic, natural death. But something didn’t sit right. As
With more than two decades of experience, PC Mike Price is an oracle when it comes to policing football. And despite being a QPR fan, he took on the full-time role as lead officer for Peterborough United four years ago a
The management of some of the county’s most dangerous offenders is no easy job and a daily challenge for the team responsible. In our latest podcast DI Gavin Slyvester talks about how his team manages sex offenders and h
DS Dan Scott is the first to admit he underestimated the impact retail crime has on those working in the industry. For some staff dealing with shoplifters is a daily occurrence which can leave them victim to violence and
An escalating pattern of behaviour could be putting women in danger and officers need to act fast. This episode explores the vulnerable nature of the street sex worker industry in Peterborough and how it is policed. PC S
A man who has spent more than half of his life in prison shares his story as part of a new podcast series focused on prevention. “I want to give myself a chance – turning away from a life of crime”, Ian Edwards, 57, talk
In this episode we will be discussing the force’s work to prevent violence against women and girls. This is a priority area for the force and has involved a long-term behaviour change campaign and several education proje
In this episode we are joined by Tom Wilby, from the force’s Demand Hub, who discusses what it is like to be the first person to speak to someone in an emergency and in need of police support. Tom talks about the types o
In this episode we are joined by Detective Inspector Lindsay Harbour who talks to us about the process involved in investigating the sudden death of a person. From the methodical search at the scene to those tell-tale si
In this episode we are joined by DC Charlie Mitton, from the force’s Child Abuse Investigation and Safeguarding Unit, who talks about the investigation into a highly manipulative and dangerous paedophile who preyed on yo
In this episode we are joined by Inspector Karl Secker who talks about the force’s work to support those in a mental health crisis through the use of a mental health car. Historically police were heavily reliant on the u
At birth, Megan Gwynn weighed less than 4lbs, had suffered a burst bowel and only survived thanks to emergency surgery at Addenbrooke’s Hospital. She had also been diagnosed with cystic fibrosis, a condition that causes
Concern for people and missing from home reports represent a significant slice of modern policing. But behind the stats there are stories of real people, some ending in tragedy but others in joyful reunion. In this podca
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Ian Edwards
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