ULLO, ULLO, ULLO, WHAT’S ALL THIS THEN? A fascinating collection charting the development of the City of London Police force from its earliest days through the intrigue of the Victorian era to modern policing and current challenges like cybercrime and fraud. Opening in the Guildhall in October 2016
CITY OF LONDON POLICE MUSEUM UPCOMING TALKS 8th November 2016 6pm
COMMANDER CHRIS GREANY FRAUD ...FROM THE CONFIDENCE TRICKSTER TO THE CYBER CRIMINAL National Police Co-ordinator for Economic Crime, Chris Greany explores the many faces of fraud, including the growing cybercrime threat. He explains how the City of London Police investigates such crimes and the challenges faced in bringing criminals to justice.
24th November 6pm
TRACY ALEXANDER FORENSIC INVESTIGATION; MURDER AND MAYHEM... Tracy Alexander, Director of Forensic Services at the City of London Police, looks at the key part that forensics play in today’s criminal investigations. Using actual crimes, she explains how forensic advancements have helped solve cold cases and miscarriages of justice.
November 15, 2-3pm (Free)
CATHERINE COULTHARD 1000 YEARS OF POLICING IN THE CITY OF LONDON: A COLLECTION AND ITS STORIES Using the Police Museum collection, Catherine Coulthard, former curator, will take you on a tour of the City’s criminal history. Terrorism, murder, gun fights and Olympic gold come together in the history and reality of policing in the City of London.
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December 8th, 6pm
DUNCAN CAMPBELL CRIME AND THE CITY Duncan Campbell, former crime correspondent for the Guardian, chairman of the Crime Reporters’ Association and author of We’ll All Be Murdered in Our Beds! The Shocking History of Crime Reporting in Britain (2016) tells the story of the City of London’s impact on the way crime is investigated, punished and reported.
All talks £5 plus booking fee and must be booked in advance at www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/policemuseum Includes drinks reception after the talk.
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