08/10/2024
π The fifteenth episode of "Security Thought Leadership: in conversation with Martin Gill" is now LIVE! π Join us for a interesting discussion with Terry, this podcast provides a chilling insight into the world of crime!
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Terry didn't think there was anything inevitable in his early childhood that would lead to him becoming a persistent priority offender in his mid teens. Led by older boys and attracted by the high rewards of fraud, theft and commercial burglary he saw little value in legitimate pursuits and never felt the counsellors appointed to help him were realistic. Eventually he ended up in prison and there developed a drug habit. That governed the next stage of his life, on his release his crimes were driven by the need to pay for drugs. Shoplifting was more lucrative than many alternatives and carried less risks, and drug dealing provided him with access to what he most valued. Nine more prison sentences followed, and then, when he decided enough was enough, drug barons took exception and he suffered multiple stab wounds. He decided to help the police, joined witness protection and started a new life. Listen to how Terry ended up, the hard way, as a head chef.
At the end of the interview Terry answers these three questions we ask all our guests:
1. Which book has most influenced you?
2. Which person has most influenced you?
3. What is the priority issue works of crime prevention needs to focus on to change for the better?