FROM GANGS & PRISON TO AN MBE | Carl Scott on Britain’s Knife Crime Crisis

Cole Scott, recently awarded an MBE, shares his transformative journey from a life steeped in crime and violence to becoming a prominent advocate against knife crime. Growing up in Nottingham, Scott faced a tumultuous childhood marked by gang culture, violence, and personal trauma, including abuse. His experiences led him into a cycle of crime that resulted in multiple prison sentences.

After years of struggle, Scott found a turning point through rehabilitation and began working with youth in schools, educating them about the dangers of knife crime and the importance of making positive choices. His efforts gained recognition, leading to his nomination for an MBE for his work in protecting young people. Scott emphasizes the need for community support and education, advocating for a collaborative approach to address youth violence and its root causes. His story serves as a powerful reminder of the potential for change and the impact of mentorship in guiding at-risk youth away from a life of crime.

From childhood gang involvement and prison to an MBE Carl Scott joins Terry Stone to share his story and discuss his fight against knife crime across the UK.

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In this powerful episode of The Terry Stone Connection, Carl opens up about his past, turning his life around and dedicating himself to helping others avoid the path he once took.

With Britain’s knife crime crisis at the centre of the conversation, Terry and Carl discuss an issue that continues to devastate families and communities.

Carl brings the perspective of someone who has experienced gang life and is now working to make a difference.

A serious conversation about consequences, second chances and the possibility of change. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.