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PolicingTV highlights compilation (13th – 16th October 2025)

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This highlights package explores the diverse journeys of individuals in policing, highlighting the transition from science to public service, the challenges faced during the COVID-19 pandemic, cultural differences in policing across countries, and the personal career shifts from law enforcement to aviation. It emphasizes the importance of community engagement, leadership, and the sharing of best practices in policing.

Chief Constable Serena Kennedy reveals how a love of science and public service led her from the lab to policing, and how one ride-along at Greater Manchester Police changed the course of her life forever.

https://policing.tv/videos/chief-constable-serena-kennedy-pt1/

Peter Sloly recalls stepping into his role as Chief of Ottawa Police just as COVID-19 struck — revealing how the pandemic, protests, and global unrest reshaped policing, leadership, and community trust in real time.

https://policing.tv/videos/chief-of-the-ottawa-police-service-peter-sloly-pt2/

Duncan Faulkner shares how his love of flying led him from policing to helicopter piloting — and why witnessing fatal crashes made him rethink risk, family, and the true meaning of a fulfilling career.

https://policing.tv/videos/why-duncan-faulkner-left-uk-policing-behind/

Chris shares how his UK policing experience — from counter-terrorism work at COP 26 to community engagement — is helping shape his new role in South Australia, where open-minded collaboration and cultural learning are key.

https://policing.tv/videos/chris-iliff-navigating-cultural-differences-in-policing-pt3/

Takeaways

  • Chief Constable Serena Kennedy’s journey from forensic science to policing highlights the importance of public service.
  • A degree in any field can provide valuable analytical skills for policing roles.
  • COVID-19 drastically changed the landscape of policing and community engagement.
  • Cultural differences in policing can impact officers’ sense of pride and fulfillment.
  • Transitioning from policing to other careers can lead to new perspectives and opportunities.
  • Sharing experiences and best practices can enhance policing strategies globally.
  • Leadership in policing requires adaptability, especially during crises.
  • Community trust is essential for effective policing and public safety.
  • The role of technology in modern policing is increasingly significant.
  • Policing careers can be fulfilling and impactful, regardless of the path taken.

Sound bites

  • “Policing in the entire world changed”
  • “I did lose that sense of pride”
  • “Things are done differently for very good reason”

Chapters
00:00 From Science to Service: A Journey into Policing
03:09 Navigating Leadership During a Pandemic
05:52 Cultural Shifts in Policing: A Global Perspective
08:45 Transitioning Careers: From Policing to Aviation
11:54 Sharing Global Policing Insights: Lessons Learned

 

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