Top Gun 2: Time to reflect on what it can teach us about leadership and focus

30th May 2022Acting Supt Stephen Lenney, Devon and Cornwall Police

As the sequel to one of the world’s greatest action movies hits the big screen, Acting Superintendent Stephen Lenney of Devon and Cornwall Police considers what law enforcement can learn from the Top Gun franchise, and why focusing on noise, rather than the object causing it, can create problems for both plane spotting and policing.

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Top Gun 2: Time to reflect on what it can teach us about leadership and focus

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