Born in 1956 in Wiltshire. Kevin was the son of an RAF Dog handler who revolutionised the way that Police dogs were trained. Kevin's life as a child was transient. He lived in Cyprus and Malta and as a 10year old watched the 1966 world cup on a black and white TV, on an Italian TV Channel, the volume turned down with British Forces radio playing the commentary.
Kevin joined Essex Police as a cadet and went on to serve in a number of departments including the dog section. Whilst on Chelmsford Traffic Kevin went to the scene of the Retendon Murders and escorted the recovery vehicle from the scene of the murders with the Range Rover to South Woodham Ferrer's Police station. Kevin had no idea that the bodies of Tate, Tucker and Rolfe were in the vehicle. This interaction featured in the ITV documentary “Coppers”.
Since retirement Kevin has trained as a Fitness instructor, Had a franchise, carried out patient transport and lived in Turkey. He has now moved to Spain where he carries out his passion for triathlons
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