Adrian Bleese spent twelve years flying on police helicopters and attended almost 3,000 incidents as one of only a handful of civilian Air Observers working anywhere in the world.
He was one of only a handful of civilian Air Observers working anywhere in the w.
Following some time working in advertising, he began working for Suffolk Constabulary and spent twelve years flying on police helicopters, attending almost 3,000 police tasks even though he was neither a policeman nor a pilot.
On leaving the RAF, he was stunned to discover that no-one needed any submarines hunted and he was therefore forced to find a real job.
About author(s): Adrian Bleese was born and raised in the northwest of England before joining the Royal Air Force to fly on search and rescue and submarine hunting missions.
While he does not shy away from tackling some of the darker sides of policing such as traffic accidents, missing persons and armed crime, this book is, Above all, about helping people, about a passion for flying and for the countryside and, perhaps more than anything, about hope.
From his observer\'s perspective, he describes them with real compassion.
The events he was involved in were often life and death or, at the very least, life-changing for those involved.
In Above The Law he recounts the most interesting, difficult, emotionally charged, funny and downright baffling highlights of his career working for Suffolk Constabulary and the National Police Air Service.
Adrian Bleese spent twelve years flying on police helicopters and attended almost 3,000 incidents as one of only a handful of civilian Air Observers working anywhere in the world
