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Managing Editor: Keith Potter
 Keith Potter has 18 year’s editorial experience,
having worked both as a member of staff and
on a freelance basis for a range of titles.
Originally trained as a journalist, Keith’s roles
have also included news editor, sub-editor,
editor and publisher.
For most of the past decade he has worked as a freelance on
police, criminal justice and home affairs titles, including Police
Professional, Police Review, Police Magazine and Victim Support
Magazine.
Tel: 01206 711075 Mobile: 07968 984048
Email: keith@fleet999.co.uk
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Ian Kerr completed more than 30 years in the
Metropolitan Police Service, the vast majority in
Traffic Division and on traffic and motor vehicle
theft related enquiries. Apart from road safety, he
specialised in post crash mechanical investigation
and as a result attended numerous manufacturers’
courses as well as gaining many professional technical
qualifications.
Tina Orr Munro originally trained as a Scenes of
Crime Officer before becoming a journalist. She
was a staff reporter on Police Review magazine for
four years, and has worked as a freelance journalist
for a range of national magazines and newspapers
including: The Guardian, The New Statesman, The
Weekly Telegraph, The TES and Police Professional. Tina currently
edits Securizine.com, the first free weekly digital magazine for the
police service.
Richard Place has a background in international
sales in the telecom industry and education. He
is now managing editor of Securizine.com and
recently launched a digital magazine for the private
security market, called prosecurizine.com. He also
oversees advertising sales for theKBZine.com, the
online magazine for the Kitchen and Bathroom industry.
Jacky Potter has worked in advertising sales for
the past 15 years, both with regional newspapers
and national newspaper groups, and on business,
charity and criminal justice sector titles.