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Policing’s mental toll remembered

As Blue Ribbon Day (29 September) fast approaches, a former Joint Counter Terrorism officer has called for respect and awareness of the police force’s struggles, especially on the mental front. Matthew Lamberth BM, now serving as the not-for-profit Fortem’s ambassador, said that with his lived…

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