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Dive into a world of policing like never before!
On Tuesday 13 August, we are launching a brand new podcast series 'More Than The Badge', sharing 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 is not one to be missed!
Whether you are 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.
Detective Inspector Vinny Wagjiani: What has been your most challenging moment?
Chief Constable Tim Smith: There were three people who were in fear of their lives and they honestly believed they were going to be killed.
Detective Superintendent Adam Stallard: There's always some incidents in your, your career which you will always remember.
PC Stephanie Meek: Within minutes I had, I think, five police officers, two sergeants and an inspector on the doorstep.
PC Melissa Marsh: Everyone's got a puzzle piece to help solve the problem.
PSE Bethani Fomes, Contact Handler: The whole time I stayed on the phone with her.
Chief Superintendent Shaun White: I'm proud to be a police officer. You know, I'm really proud. You know I wear the uniform with pride.
PC Leona Valsler: These are dogs that are able to sniff out the smallest little things because they can smell like the the metal in it.
PCSO Kirsty Greaves: They ended up divulging quite a serious crime, that they had committed a murder.
Specials Inspector Terry Connolly: Sometimes we're a little bit shell-shocked by what was going on. It took some time to register what was happening.
Detective Chief Inspector Stefanie Earl: It was at that point when I then called for backup.