What has your policing career looked like so far?

I joined West Midlands Police in 2007, starting my career in Wolverhampton. I served 13 years there, before transferring to Norfolk in 2020 – where I’ve been ever since. I joined Fakenham and now I’m on the Community Policing Team in Wyndham.

Why did you decide to become a Fed Rep?

To support, help and assist the members. I’ve had a colleague before that got into a bit of bother, so it’s all about having that support network, that blanket around them, to be able to talk and help them.

How can members get in touch with you for help?

Just contact me – either on my phone or email. All they need to do is reach out to me and I’ll be happy to help.

Are you hoping to have any particular focus in the Federation?

I do actually, I was looking to focus my efforts down the conduct route – complaints and misconduct, those kind of things.

Do you have an interesting fact about yourself?

I’m an Arsenal fan and I’ve also met Ross Kemp! He came to Wolverhampton for his documentary on police in the UK.