Superintendent Glasford has over 35 years of policing experience and joined the Bermuda Police Service (BPS) in 1989 as a Police Cadet.

He then became a Police Constable in 1990 after completing Recruit Foundation Course 44 and has worked in various patrol, investigative and highly specialised areas of the BPS.

Superintendent Glasford has received Letters of Good Work, Merit Awards, Commissioner's Commendations, as well as the DPP's Appreciation Award. He has completed several overseas training courses in the U.K., United States, and the Caribbean, and has worked on joint investigation teams in Anguilla and Jamaica.

He has been awarded the Queen's Jubilee, Diamond and Long Service medals. In November 2018 he served as The Black Rod during the Convening of Parliament ceremony. He has also undertaken private study and holds a Bachelor of Science (Hons) Degree in Risk and Security Management from the University of Portsmouth in the UK.