Jay is with me to discuss 2 line of duty deaths we had in our department long ago; different in their details, but each impactful.  RIP Lt. Bradshaw and Ofc. Hawk, God bless.

All things Mexico is the topic for this episode - border, drugs, kidnapping, cartels, control of the country - from the perspective of a couple retired cops who dealt first hand with every aspect.

A "routine" noise complaint turns into an odds defying deadly force encounter for my friend Ross, who joins me for this episode.

An armed robbery starts a chain of events ending with two men dead, one being an officer from a neighboring agency.  RIP Officer Snedigar, and God bless your family, Sir.

Second part with Brian, a continuation of our discussion about his experiences working undercover.

Another 2 part series, I got Brian back in with me to tell some stories from his days working undercover, buying drugs, outwitting criminals, and maybe playing the part too well.

The second part of this 2-part series, Jay and I continue the discussion with 2 more police involved shooting incidents that have attracted so much attention.

During this 2-part series, Jay and I discuss four recent police involved shooting incidents that have caused so many people to reach out to us with questions.

Police and Fire are both public safety jobs, but so different.  Greg is with me to discuss his unique experiences having worked both Police and Fire careers; the differences, similarities, and a story or two.

Working a career in both law enforcement and private investigations, you see the beginning, middle and end results of an arrest.  Jay and I discuss what happens after the arrest, and things that are important to know . . . just in case.

Working undercover is one of the most challenging and exciting assignments there is.  And like many law enforcement jobs, often misunderstood, even by other cops.  Jay and I talk about our time working UC, and give our perspectives and thoughts.