Profile
Mark is Senior Lecturer in Criminology at the University of East London.
Mark completed 30 years Police service in 2012 where he attained the rank of Acting Superintendent at Colindale Police Station. As a Detective Chief Inspector, Mark had sole responsibility for running the main CID office on a daily basis with further duties including a regular attendance on Multi Agency Protection Panels (MAPPA) and supervising the local Community Safety Team. During his Police career, Mark worked on a variety of specialist and general Policing posts, including the Metropolitan Police Murder Teams as a Senior Investigating Officer (SIO), the Anti-Terrorist Branch, Criminal Intelligence Department at New Scotland Yard and several Metropolitan Police Boroughs. Mark has worked at both a National and International level and on high profile cases. Mark was an Investigating Officer in Northern Ireland investigating the murder of the civil rights solicitor, Rosemary Nelson case in Northern Ireland and won a Fulbright Scholarship to the USA in 2001 to study American Policing techniques. During this scholarship Mark studied with the Police Foundation, the FBI Academy and the University of Tennessee. Mark was an advisor to SIO’s whilst posted to the National Crime Faculty and was a member of the Professional Practice Team of the National Police Improvement Agency