Kevin Holland was the Metropolitan Police, Community Policeman of the Year, finalist and runner-up on 5 occasions between 1995-2000. He was nominated by the people he served for Civic Awards and was a regular on TV with a host of cops with camera type films made about him and his practices in the late 90's and was recognised as one of London's most influential people for several years. His beat was Europe's most densely populated housing estate, in Walworth, London SE17. Due to the Political nature of the environment and its people, Kevin found himself living a double life through the connections he made whilst a beat officer. The ultimate goal was for a crime free week on what The Sun newspaper called 'The Estate from Hell' Over a six year period, Kevin became a key player in community events and venues and co-owned the Henry Cooper Boxing Gym in the Old Kent Road, was Vice Chairman at Dulwich Hamlet Football Club and Vice Chairman of the LYNN AC Boxing Club. Read about Tony Blair turning up one day to go for a walk. How the Stephen Lawrence case was seen by regular coppers and spending the night with Terry Venables whilst watching Frank Bruno win a World Title For many years, Kevin Holland was A Pig in Sh t and this is his story.