"A Life of Crime (from a Detective's Point of View)"
Thu 14 Sept
|The Athenaeum
An inside view of the Criminal Investigation department from a retired Detective, Barry Cave. This talk is stuffed full historical examples of offences, prosecutions (including the ones that got away) and personal anecdotes about offenders’ attempts to get out of the spotlight.
Time & Location
14 Sept 2023, 20:00 – 21:00
The Athenaeum, 12-18 Church Alley, Liverpool L1 3DD, UK
About the event
Our speaker, Barry Cave, started his working life in the theatre at the age of 13 sweeping the stage and progressed through an apprenticeship to become a Stage Manager then Stage Director. He worked with many of the household names but due to the decline in Theatre audiences he decided on a change of career and joined the Police.
He served in two different police forces before being retired due to a serious injury sustained while on duty in 1990.
After the statutory 2 years in uniform, Barry joined the Criminal Investigation Department and worked as a Divisional Detective before an attachment to Special Branch in Counter Terrorist Operations.
As a provincial officer he assisted with occasional close protection duties and has given talks on Close Protection, how Royal Visits are planned, the Brighton Bombing, Counter Terrorism, Prisons and Life “Inside.”
During the course of his Police Service, he received…
Tickets
Dinner & Lecture (6.30 - 9pm)
The lecture will commence at 8.00 p.m. and will be preceded by drinks (6.30 p.m.) and a two course dinner at (7.00 p.m.) for members and their guests.
£20.00
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