Policing, politics, prejudice: 30 years on the frontline
Policing, politics, prejudice: 30 years on the frontline

Policing, politics, prejudice: 30 years on the frontline

August 10, 2025 7:15pm
29:40
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In this week's bonus episode, Andy quizzes Neil on some of the most memorable moments from his 30 year policing career. For example, Neil tells the harrowing story behind his most memorable murder case - the 2003 shooting of drug dealer Tony Byfield and his 7 year old daughter, Toni-Ann - and the unlikely way he and his team eventually cracked the case. Neil also explains why being too outspoken cost him the chance to become Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police - aka the country's top cop - and how his ethnicity counted against him at every stage of his policing career.Later, Neil finally tells Andy how he got his nickname of 'Bash' - and reveals the one key trait all police officers need to survive in a job that pushes you to the limit nearly every single day. Have a question for the next bonus episode of The Crime Agents? Send it to thecrimeagents@global.comFollow us on social media: @thecrimeagents on all major platforms

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Duration:29:40
Published:August 10, 2025 7:15pm
File Size:27.2 MB
Type:audio/mpeg

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In this week's bonus episode, Andy quizzes Neil on some of the most memorable moments from his 30 year policing career. For example, Neil tells the harrowing story behind his most memorable murder case - the 2003 shooting of drug dealer Tony Byfield and his 7 year old daughter, Toni-Ann - and the unlikely way he and his team eventually cracked the case. Neil also explains why being too outspoken cost him the chance to become Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police - aka the country's top cop - a...

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