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Series 1
'Cambs Cops: Our Stories’ is the force’s first true crime podcast, providing an insight into policing in Cambridgeshire.
Series 1 episodes
From sniffing out evidence such as drugs or firearms, to finding missing people or catching criminals, our police dogs really are vital in helping us keep Cambridgeshire safe.
In this podcast we speak to members of the dog unit about their crime-fighting canines and experiences on the unit.
Remember - the nose knows!
The management of registered sex offenders in our communities is not an area we often talk about but is something that no doubt concerns many people, particularly those with children.
Once convicted paedophiles are placed on the Sex Offenders Register and are often subject to Sexual Harm Prevention Orders.
In this episode we speak to Detective Sergeant Kayleigh Smith from the Public Protection Unit to discuss how we manage offenders in the community as part of efforts to keep children safe.
Watch 'The P word' episode on YouTube
A warning that this podcast contains content some people may find upsetting, and may be considered only suitable for adults.
Often survivors of serious sexual offences worry they will not be believed. Here we speak to a woman who was initially concerned that would be the case, as she talks us through her experiences and what happened after she reported the offences.
We also discuss the process of reporting a sexual offence, speaking to Detective Inspector Amerjit Singh and Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC) Manager, Rachel Matheson.
Watch 'i didn't think I would be believed' on YouTube
In October 2019 30-year-old Alex Fitzpatrick was fatally stabbed 15 times on a St Neots street in front of loved ones.
At the Old Bailey last year, 33-year-old Robert Parkins was found guilty, by a unanimous jury of Alex’s murder and jailed for 19 years.
Here we speak to Sergeant Amanda Rossiter, who was one of the first on the scene, about the fateful day and the dangers of carrying knives.
Watch 'Knives ruins lives' on YouTube
Operation Laysan was one of the force’s most mysterious investigations which took many turns. In September 2015, Ricardas Puisys vanished from his home in Wisbech. A murder investigation was launched by the major crime unit and the hunt for his body began.
Ricardas had not been seen for three years before the investigation took an unexpected turn.
Last year 35 people were killed in road collisions in Cambridgeshire. Every one was investigated by police and caused devastation for victims’ family and friends. And every one could have been avoided.
In this podcast we speak to Claire Danks, whose 22-year-old daughter Lauren was killed in a crash caused by a drunk driver in 2016, and Sergeant Mark Dollard, a traffic officer.