Episodes

Do Police Officers Have The Same Constitutional Rights As Everyone Else? Lance LoRusso a former Law Enforcement Officer that went back to school to get his law degree is our guest. Known as the Blue Line Lawyer in part due to his legal representation of Law Enforcement Officers. Lance talks about Constitutional protections that apply and some that have been restricted for Law Enforcement Officers. Plus, he discusses how Departments and Jurisdictions are contributing to and in some cases causing ...

Trauma, He was a Police Officer, Nurse, EMT and Combat Vet. Michael "Mike" Zannitto is a retired police officer. He is a combat Veteran and served as a US Navy Combat Corpsman. He is also an EMT and a Nurse. As a Navy Combat Corpsman, an EMT, a Nurse and a retired Police Officer He Has Seen And Experienced Countless Incidents of Violence and Trauma. Through his organization PeaceKeepersForLife.com he has turned his attention to helping other first responders and veterans. If you enjoy the show,...

Explosives, Gun Crimes and Dangerous Drugs, Reducing The Threat. Greg Giuntini is on the front lines working with local, state and federal agencies helping to develop products that that easily detect low levels drug, explosives and gun crime residue. Greg and his team are experts in helping law enforcement, the military, private business and even individuals protect themselves from these ever present threats. If you enjoy the show, please tell a friend or two, or three about it. If you are able...

Dreaded 911 Calls, Emergency Dispatchers Trauma. Diana Register a career 911 Dispatcher, who lost her police officer husband is our guest. Diana wrote the bestselling book, “Grief Life” and has also written numerous articles for Law Enforcement Today. Diana talks about the most dreaded dispatch calls and experiences. She speaks candidly about the death of her husband and the traumas associated with being a 911 dispatcher. Diana also discusses the lack of benefits and improper classification of d...

Politician Shut Down a Successful Police Task Force Unit. Former Police Detective Robert Young joins us to give a unique inside look into the operations of one of America’s most successful Drug Investigation Task Force Units. He sheds light on their extensive use of wiretaps to make massive seizures and arrests of upper echelon drug dealers. More importantly Robert explains how an elected politician got the unit and investigations shut down. Which resulted in increased violent crime in their are...

Murders and Death. Police Officer's Trauma, When It Becomes Too Much. Everyone working in Law Enforcement or as a first responder has a breaking point. Former New Orleans Police Officer Dylan Warter joins us to talk about his career in law enforcement and why he walked away. He talks about and remembers Officer Daryle Holloway, End Of Watch 06-20-2015. Dylan also discusses the after effects of experiencing so much violence as a Police Officer in New Orleans. If you enjoy the show, please tell a...

Nightmare Attack on a Police Officer Caused Him To Spiral Out Of Control. Former Janesville Wisconsin Police Officer Andrew Smith talks about the "nightmarish" assault, when his service weapon failed to fire. He talks about how his life began to spiral out of control afterwards, which eventually led to his resignation from the force. Andrew hopes that by sharing his story, he can help prevent other officers from going down the same path of self destruction. If you enjoy the show, please tell a ...

Self Defense and Use of Force Training for Police Officers. Amir Khillah states that widespread insufficient Use Of Force - Self Defense Training for Law Enforcement Officer makes our officers and communities less safe. Amir Khillah is a retired professional MMA fighter, is a registered Police Officer, Firefighter, and Medical First Responder. He has been a subject control instructor for Law Enforcement. Amir holds a Masters degree in Human Performance from Western Michigan University and a Bach...

Police Officer Fighting Crime, She Breaks Media Stereotypes. Rebecca Hendrix grew up in a dysfunctional family with one alcoholic parent and another in prison due to drug related crimes. She was determined to break that cycle to become a law enforcement officer. Rebecca has gone from fighting crime to fighting cancer. She has worked in Law Enforcement with deployments as a defense contractor in Iraq and Afghanistan. Don’t miss her inspiring story of determination to change her life and to return...