Paul Settle

Paul started his career with a bang, when on his first day he was blown up by the IRA. He quickly moved into the CID and then Murder Squad where he investigated over 100 homicides. He then moved into Covert Intelligence, before working extensively on the response to the Southeast Asian Tsunami in 2004, and then the Terrorist attacks of 2005. Paul then led the National Terrorist Financial Investigation Unit, combatting Global Terrorist Cash Couriers, and working closely with the security services and international intelligence agencies. He spent a significant period deployed overseas, before becoming Deputy Head of the International Liaison Section at Scotland Yard. During the Olympics he served as the Intelligence Duty officer. At the conclusion of the Olympics, he was appointed Senior Investigating Officer for the VIP Paedophile Enquiry, for which he was commended by Sir Richard Henriques and The Home Affairs Select Committee. He retired in 2017.