Deborah Akinlawon on being a policewoman: I had to pray for grace
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After 30 years of experience as a police officer and receiving the Queen’s Police Medal, Deborah Akinlawon is now taking on the role of Executive Director of the Christian Police Association. With reports of misogyny and other forms of prejudice towards women within the police, how has the force changed for women over time, and what are the challenges of being a Christian in the police force? Deborah discusses this with Esther Higham.
Released on 7 Nov 2024
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