Podcast

"Long gone are the days of don't say anything until we know everything."

Imagine you are an officer first on scene of a mass shooting, or a choking child, or another officer or civilian has been critically injured and needs immediate attention. Are you up to the task?

Jim Dudley speaks with Eric Thomas O'Neal about adding yet another dimension to today’s law enforcement officer, that of a trained emergency medical responder

Why technology is the key to avoiding the next 9/11 and MCI preparedness

A discussion of the groundbreaking findings of Carbyne's "Pulse of 9-1-1 State of the Industry Survey" and the state of the emergency communications profession

Slow down, consider if disability is playing a role, offer accommodations and call in for experienced support if needed

Leigh Anne McKingsley, director of The Arc’s National Center on Criminal Justice and Disability, discusses best practices in officer training

Once a firearm has been identified, alerts are dispatched, including the last known location of the shooter, to school staff and law enforcement

"Our mission is to produce video and other intelligence in real time and then disseminate that to our stakeholders."

"It helps me predict some of the concerns within our community if we hear the perspectives from our young people."

Author and NYPD Detective Investigator Adrian Goodwin has one goal: to foster a positive perception of police among the youngest members of the community

Crisis intervention program manager Courtney Tassin discusses the benefits of pairing police with clinicians to respond to mental health crisis calls

Podcast hosts Dan and Dave Grice discuss podcasting, policing and crime in small towns

"In reality, in the 2020s, if we are not looking at the digital footprint of a student of concern, we are really not doing a comprehensive threat assessment."

"When we looked at restructuring the recruiting process from 18 months to the three-month process we have today, it really was a data-driven approach."