Detective Chief Superintendent explains the various situations that hold the police back.

Why does it take years to get a case to court? Why are there such low conviction rates?
No wonder so many don’t bother, right?!
But, as we dive a little deeper into the process that the police go through, we can start to see more.
•⁠ ⁠Fighting against criminals who withhold all information.
•⁠ ⁠Searching for evidence, sometimes from decades ago.
•⁠ ⁠Interviewing children whose memory is not always linear.
Can you imagine trying to do this job?
That is why I’ve brought Detective Chief Superintendent, Martin Maclean, who spent 30 years in roles such as Head of Child Abuse Investigation onto my podcast to help us understand more - because I know that we’re angry, but there are reasons why it’s the way it is.
To all the police officers that do this job, thank you.
Martin's bio
Detective Chief Superintendent Martin MacLean LLB completed many roles in his 30 years of policing including, Head of the Public Protection Unit, responsible for the investigation of recent and non-recent rape & serious sexual crime against children & adults and also, Head of the National Child Abuse Investigation Unit, responsible for tackling Online Child Sexual Abuse & Exploitation.
Useful links
Stop It Now Helpline
The Stop It Now helpline provides confidential advice to anyone with concerns about child sexual abuse, including anyone struggling with their own or a loved one’s sexual thoughts, feelings and behaviours towards children: www.stopitnow.org.uk/helpline/
Stop It Now! Get Help
This provides information and support for people who are concerned about their online viewing of sexual images of children or people who have not looked at sexual images of children, but have an urge to do so: www.stopitnow.org.uk/concerne...
Parents Protect
The Parents Protect website has information and advice for all adults on how to protect children from sexual abuse and exploitation: www.parentsprotect.co.uk/
Shore
Launched in 2023, Shore is a website designed especially for young people concerned about their own or someone else’s sexual thoughts and behaviour: shorespace.org.uk/
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Thank you Jeremy, amazing work as always

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Good guest and interview, Jeremy. Being in Scotland, I wonder if he knows anything about what happened to the Scottish RUclipsr that used to cover a lot of the activity on the dark web. I can't recall his name but I read something a while back about his being charged with the SA of a young staffer. I unsubscribed after witnessing a too graphic, horrid child abuse case on his channel and wonder whatever happened in his investigation and case.