082 - The Personal Impact of Being a British Police Detective: Simon Osamoh

Hey Chaplain: The Police Wellness Podcast

English - April 15, 2024 08:00 - 44 minutes - 30.7 MB - ★★★★★ - 42 ratings
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Today we're talking to Simon Osamoh, who was a highly decorated detective in the UK investigating organized crime and doing counter-terrorism. If you've ever had to container of liquid confiscated at the airport, then you're familiar with the results of Simon's work. Today he's talking to us about communication and empathy, mentors in law enforcement and how the presence or absence of our fathers affects us.

Music is by Chris Haugen and by the Mini Vandals

Hey Chaplain Podcast Episode 082

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Police, Communication, Detectives, Empathy, Fatherhood, Forgiveness, Friendship, Infiltration, Intimidation, Mentors, Organized Crime, Terrorism, Wire Tapping, Thames Valley, UK

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