About Our Founder
Sarah Bradley
Sarah has a wealth of experience in criminal investigations and has received multiple commendations for her investigatory and enforcement work to prevent, tackle and detect crime, including serious and organised crime. She holds a Level 3 qualification in Education and Training and is also a CPD Accredited Trainer.
Sarah leads on our PACE interviewing and Waste Crime training and investigation support services.
Sarah has been recognised across the country for her work and has jointly presented a workshop called "Enforcement: Strong Steps Forward" at the LARAC conference; presented findings on tackling fly tipping hotspots to DEFRA, the National Fly Tipping Prevention Group and Fly Tipping Action Wales; written case studies on the enforcement of scrap metal for the Local Government Association; presented at Regional Meetings and National Conferences for the Institute of Licensing; and has developed a training course for businesses across Kent to ensure they understand their legal obligations in relation to waste management.
Sarah is skilled in policy, procedure, case file and strategy writing and has also been involved in conducting case reviews for fly tipping for local authorities to identify other lines of investigation which have assisted in securing successful prosecutions.
As an investigator, Sarah has achieved multiple prison sentences against defendants for a wide variety of offences, including fly tipping and serious and organised crime, and has also secured Criminal Behaviour Orders for the most prolific offenders.
Sarah has worked within the Police, Professional Regulatory Bodies, and Local Authority both at officer and manager level so ensures that cost, service standard and customer satisfaction are achieved.
Our Associates
Emma Wynne-Owen
Emma is an Associate specialising in Prosecution, case preparation, disclosure and litigation. With extensive experience in managing complex cases, Emma has a wealth of knowledge and expertise in ensuring effective prosecutions and positive Criminal Justice outcomes.
Emma’s 24 year tenure at the Crown Prosecution Service as both a Prosecutor and Senior Leader involved working closely with law enforcement agencies, and creating joint strategies for prosecution.
Emma has trained prosecutors and investigators, including within the Serious, Economic, Organised Crime and International Directorate as well as external candidates on Court skills and practice.
Emma’s approach is characterised by ensuring her courses and delivery encompass her passion of sharing her experience and knowledge to promote and assist others to achieve justice.
Paul Keitch
Paul is an experienced disclosure officer and trainer. He is a retired Detective Sergeant who has continued in the law enforcement arena. As lead disclosure officer on Operation Stovewood, the investigation into historic sexual abuse in Rotherham, and with recent experience working as disclosure officer for regional and local Trading Standards Teams, Paul is well equipped to deliver training on this important area of criminal investigations.