The Shots Fired Podcast, now featured on Police1, brings you powerful stories and reality-based training for the law enforcement community.
Join host Kyle Shoberg, a police sergeant, and co-host Mark Redlich, a 14-year police veteran, as they sit down with law enforcement professionals and community leaders to discuss critical issues and strategies in policing. Listen to the Shots Fired Podcast here and watch their YouTube channel.
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Cop Who Ended Barricade Standoff Speaks Out on Split-Second Decision
The Organized Retail Crime Epidemic the MEDIA Won’t Tell You About
Cop Breaks Silence After Partner’s TERRIFYING Murder (Stockton PD)
The Hero Who Snatched STOLEN Police Rifles From Rioters Speaks Out
Cops Speak Out On Recent LA Riots (Not Shown In Media)
Cops Reveal New Technology To Help PREVENT Mass Shootings
Former Chicago Cop Taking Down Gangbangers In MINIVANS
Cops Reveal Hurricane Helene Recovery Ops (NOT Shown in Media)
Cops Reveal The Most Important Training They DON’T Get (It’s Shocking)
Axon CEO Reveals HOW He Plans To Reduce Police Shooting Deaths By 50%
Cops Breakdown The Sonya Massey Shooting That NO ONE Else Said
Cops Breakdown Viral LAPD Shooting and Funny Street Cop Stories
Cops Breakdown WHY Deputy Did Not Engage Trump’s Shooter
Cops Reveal New Technology To Help PREVENT Mass Shootings
SHOTS FIRED BREAKDOWNS
A 16-hour hostage standoff involving 10 hostages, suspected explosives and a medical emergency highlights lessons on containment, negotiations and tactical patience
What began as a distracted driving stop became a case study in perception, discretion and public trust
A step-by-step review of body camera video examines the moments leading to Officer Krystal Rivera’s death, highlighting lessons on pursuit tactics, doorway entries and officer-down response
After a former student opened fire inside an Oklahoma high school, “Shots Fired” hosts break down how the principal’s close-range response stopped the attack
Hosts Kyle Shoberg and Mark Redlich break down why viral clips without context can shape public opinion and increase danger for law enforcement
“Shots Fired” hosts broke down the lawsuit tied to a 2022 search warrant at rapper Afroman’s Ohio home, weighing search warrant tactics, privacy expectations and why the case became a viral punchline
The Shots Fired hosts analyze the rapid NYPD response and the broader security concerns raised by the demonstration outside Gracie Mansion
How Austin police officers and first responders moved toward gunfire in 57 seconds — and why mindset matters in active violence
How crowd dynamics, officer training and real-time decisions shaped the narrative before the investigation began
How video evidence, officer tactics and political reaction shaped public perception before the investigation was complete