Blue Murder Talks - Ep. 5 - PC Leon McLeod

Hi, welcome back to our in-between series of Blue Murder Talks and this week we were lucky enough to sit down and pick the brains of London policeman, Leon McLeod. This is a brilliant episode where we get the chance to discuss crime and criminality, law and order with one of the brave people who make up our police force. Leon discusses how he became a cop and a bit of what it's like to be in the front line, day in, day out and believe us, it is a fascinating listen. We hope you enjoy our spin-off episodes and if you do please tell your friends, family, acquaintances, people on the train, mums on the school run...etc you get our drift love C&L Please kindly give the show a rating or review on your chosen podcast platform as it really helps the podcast to reach new ears! https://linktr.ee/bluemurderclub Support BMC on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/Bluemurderclub Follow BMC on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/bluemurderclub Follow BMC on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/BlueMClub Follow BMC on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/BluemurderClub Written and Presented by Lauren Strutt and Carol Whiffen Contact us at [email protected] Photography by Jessica George Artwork by Stu Whiffen

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