From a talk in primary school to a successful career in the police 12th May 2021
It was at the age of nine that Sean Picton first realised he wanted to become a policeman.
The year was 1997 and a couple of officers from Merseyside Police had come to his primary school to talk to pupils about life as an officer.
At the time, Sean lived in one of the roughest and most deprived parts of Liverpool, but he knew from an early age that he wanted to make a difference in his neighbourhood.
Sean, 32, who was born in Saint Asaph, Wales, said: “I remember a lot of the stuff they were saying appealed to me at that age.
Not just Snowdon - 31 places in North Wales whose original names have been eroded by English
As Welsh culture campaigners lobby for Yr Wyddfa to replace Snowdon , here s snapshot of similar cases across the region
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