In today's episode we speak with former detective inspector, Steven Keogh joined London's Metropolitan Police in 1991. He spent the majority of his 30 year career as a detective, investigating serious crimes.

He joined Scotland Yard's elite Anti-Terrorist Branch in 2002, where he spent three years investigating terrorism. In 2005 he received a commendation from the then Commissioner, Sir Ian Blair for the work he carried out on the London 7/7 Bombings.

In 2009 he joined Scotland Yard's Murder Investigation Teams where he remained for 12 years, building up a vast knowledge of what it takes to catch killers and bring them to justice.

He has since gone on to be a public speaker on the subject of murder investigation and is the author of Murder Investigation Team: How Scotland Yard Really Catches Killers. This is the first book, to look at how these world renowned detectives, investigate murders.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Murder-Investigation-Team-Scotland-Catches/dp/1739839900

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Our next guest on Protect and Serve led the metropolitan police's investigations team that gave a voice to victims, victims who suffered immeasurable pain at the hands of Jimmy Saville, Rolph Harris, Gary Glitter and Max Clifford. Men in positions of power and influence, men who deceived and groomed a generation, so as to avoid detection of their offending.

Former Commander Peter Spindler's career has been dedicated to investigating some of the most abhorrent and predatory offenders in our society. From his negotiation skills, which aided in the safe release of an eleven year old child, to his leadership in operation Yewtree.

Peter's career has seen him lead some of the country's finest investigators, who uncovered some of the most confronting investigations the UK has ever seen and it is a privilege to welcome him to Protect and Serve.

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Our next guest on Protect and Serve led the metropolitan police's investigations team that gave a voice to victims, victims who suffered immeasurable pain at the hands of Jimmy Saville, Rolph Harris, Gary Glitter and Max Clifford. Men in positions of power and influence, men who deceived and groomed a generation, so as to avoid detection of their offending.

Former Commander Peter Spindler's career has been dedicated to investigating some of the most abhorrent and predatory offenders in our society. From his negotiation skills, which aided in the safe release of an eleven year old child, to his leadership in operation Yewtree.

Peter's career has seen him lead some of the country's finest investigators, who uncovered some of the most confronting investigations the UK has ever seen and it is a privilege to welcome him to Protect and Serve.

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Helen Barnett spent twelve years as a police office in the metropolitan police. She had what can only be described as an incredible career, one filled with immense challenges. Helen was the first mother to serve in the SO19 Armed Response Unit of the Metropolitan Police. During the course of her career, she was stabbed, caught up in not one but two IRA explosions and was also shot.

She was awarded The Queens Commendation for Brave Conduct. As a result of these incidents, she was medically discharged with PTSD.

Since leaving the Police Force Helen has faced many challenges, which she continues to work on to this day. In a bid to raise awareness and support for military veterans and emergency services members in coping with PTSD, Helen continues to share her story in the the hope, that by talking about her own experiences she can show that there is help out there in dealing with and overcoming adversity. No matter how big or small.

Helen Barnett is a true inspiration and the perfect next guest on Protect and Serve.

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Helen Barnett spent twelve years as a police office in the metropolitan police. She had what can only be described as an incredible career, one filled with immense challenges. Helen was the first mother to serve in the SO19 Armed Response Unit of the Metropolitan Police. During the course of her career, she was stabbed, caught up in not one but two IRA explosions and was also shot.

She was awarded The Queens Commendation for Brave Conduct. As a result of these incidents, she was medically discharged with PTSD.

Since leaving the Police Force Helen has faced many challenges, which she continues to work on to this day. In a bid to raise awareness and support for military veterans and emergency services members in coping with PTSD, Helen continues to share her story in the the hope, that by talking about her own experiences she can show that there is help out there in dealing with and overcoming adversity. No matter how big or small.

Helen Barnett is a true inspiration and the perfect next guest on Protect and Serve.

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Roy McComb is a former senior detective with the Police Service of Northern Ireland (the Royal Ulster Constabulary), who subsequently became Deputy Director for the National Crime Agency. In 2015 he was appointed to lead the investigation into long-standing allegations of police corruption in relation to the original Stephen Lawrence murder inquiry.

Roy started his career in policing in Northern Ireland during 'the troubles'. A highly volatile time when police not only had to deal with the everyday duties of normal policing but also faced the daily threat of terror attacks. Roy and his colleagues spent their days constantly thinking about personal safety, living double lives, and lying to others about the job they did.

Any small slip-up could result in them being killed by the IRA. Roy's story is truly captivating and we are so honored to have him join us on Protect and serve.

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Roy McComb is a former senior detective with the Police Service of Northern Ireland (the Royal Ulster Constabulary), who subsequently became Deputy Director for the National Crime Agency. In 2015 he was appointed to lead the investigation into long-standing allegations of police corruption in relation to the original Stephen Lawrence murder inquiry.

Roy started his career in policing in Northern Ireland during 'the troubles'. A highly volatile time when police not only had to deal with the everyday duties of normal policing but also faced the daily threat of terror attacks. Roy and his colleagues spent their days constantly thinking about personal safety, living double lives, and lying to others about the job they did.

Any small slip-up could result in them being killed by the IRA. Roy's story is truly captivating and we are so honored to have him join us on Protect and serve.

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Today's episode of Protect and Serve is Part two of our chat with former Metropolitan Police Sergeant Matt Calveley.

In Matt's over thirty-year career he found himself and the forefront of some truly horrific crime scenes. Matt was a police officer that would never shy away from the more challenging situations.

After the tragic events of the 7/7 terror attacks in London, Matt was one of the first to put his hand up to specialise in 'Disaster victim identification office' skills he would sadly put into action after the 2015 Tunisian terror attack. Matt is a true representation of the statement 'ordinary people doing extraordinary jobs.

Matt's book 'Cops and Horrors' can be found here.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Cops-Horrors-Matt-Calveley/dp/1913406962

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In today's episode of Protect and Serve we chat with former Metropolitan Police Sergeant  Matt Calveley.

In Matt's over thirty-year career he found himself and the forefront of some truly horrific crime scenes. Matt was a police officer that would never shy away from the more challenging situations.

After the tragic events of the 7/7 terror attacks in London, Matt was one of the first to put his hand up to specialise in 'Disaster victim identification office' skills he would sadly put into action after the 2015 Tunisian terror attack. Matt is a true representation of the statement 'ordinary people doing extraordinary jobs.

Matt's book 'Cops and Horrors' can be found here.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Cops-Horrors-Matt-Calveley/dp/1913406962

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Welcome to part two of our chat with Retired FBI agent Wesley Wong.

September 11 2001, was like any other day for Wes, in fact as he puts it, It was an incredibly beautiful, sunny day in New York City. He was getting ready to start his workday as normal, little did he know this day would be anything but. In a few hour's time, he would be fighting to not only save hundreds of fellow New Yorkers from the biggest terror attack on US soil but also fighting to save his own life, as he found himself trapped at the bottom of one of the towers.

Protect and Serve remembers the lives lost on September 11.

For more information:

www.911memorial.org

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