How London's first lawmen took on the criminal underworld | The Rise of the Bow Street Runners
Delve into the dark underbelly of Georgian London! In this episode, we explore the city's lawless past and the rise of the Bow Street Runners - the first organised police force. From notorious criminals like Jack Sheppard to the daring capture of Jerry Abershawe, witness the evolution of law enforcement and the fight for order in a chaotic city. Want to learn more about London's fascinating history? Subscribe for more! Note: Re-uploaded to correct muted music in the first release!
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