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'Cambs Cops: Our Stories’ is the force’s true crime podcast, providing an insight into policing in Cambridgeshire.
“My life was chaotic, I was addicted to substances and had problems with anger.”
In the force’s new podcast series Ian Edwards, 57, talks candidly about the chaos, addiction, and anger that consumed his teenage years and led to him committing a series of armed robberies that ended with a life prison sentence.
Spending more than half his life in prison Ian wanted to give himself a chance to change his life.
Watch "I want to give myself a chance" on YouTube
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 Sarah-Kate Watson talks about how an unusual case involving an escalating pattern of strange behaviour was managed.
A case involving something the team ‘had never seen before’.
Watch 'We've never seen anything like this before' on YouTube