The police are there to help, but who helps the police?

January 28, 2016 by David Videcette

Police officers are just normal people who sometimes find themselves in the middle of the most extraordinary of circumstances. They live in a culture where they are expected to 'get on with it'. I was no different.

January 28, 2016 /David Videcette

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After Paris: How do you find a bomb factory?

November 23, 2015 by David Videcette

With events in Paris still fresh in the memory, both the French police and security services will be trying to track down the exactly where the explosives were made. So, how do you find a bomb factory?

November 23, 2015 /David Videcette

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