Policeman turned stand-up Alfie Moore takes an audience through a real-life police case. This week Alfie talks about the police's role in 'Sierra Deltas' or Sudden Deaths. There are around 600,000 deaths in the UK each year and when the police get involved they can be dealing with anything from the procedural categorization of death, right through to more in-depth investigative work.

In this week's real case, Alfie remembers a time when he was on the Humberside Force and was called to a house to carry out a welfare check on the occupant.

Written and presented by Alfie Moore
Script editor: Will Ing
Production co-ordinator: Beverly Tagg
Producer: Richard Morris

A BBC Studios Production

First transmitted in May 2021 Show less