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Ask A Cop is live and unscripted. Each episode gives other officers and the community a window into a police officer's world and provides authentic community engagement with law enforcement professionals.Listeners can relate by asking questions, hearing some of their own struggles, and finding solutions. Despite preconceived notions, these men and women, who serve and protect, are approachable and eager to answer questions. This resource provides meaningful engagement for officers, their families, and the community. As chaplains, we have witnessed the immeasurable rewards of simply sitting down and having these positive conversations. Produced in partnership with Gods Way Radio.
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Lieutenant Robert Valdes of the Miami Police Department brings to light the power of laughter and humor as essential tools in police work. With a rewarding career spanning over 24 years, Lt. Valdes shares fascinating stories and insight into how humor can foster healthier community relations and provide solace during traumatic incidents. Get ready to break stereotypes of law enforcement as you journey with us into the high-risk world of working undercover. This episode ...
Join us as, Al Eskanazy, Bronx-born philanthropist unfolds his remarkable journey through the civil rights era, paralleling a career in insurance with an unwavering dedication to community service. Al opens up about his deeply personal venture into founding a school for autistic children, driven by compassion and a plea that couldn't go unanswered.The heart of our conversation beats to the rhythm of societal change, as Al delves into the critical need for police training that favors dia...
Strap in as we embark on a journey that spans decades, tracing the path of a man called to serve. Meet Master Sergeant Mario Rojo, who committed 36 years of his life to safeguarding the streets of Miami Beach. From a young age of 13, Mario felt drawn to a life of service and law enforcement. The transformation of Miami Beach and the emotions Mario encountered on his first patrol are just glimpses into the transformative journey we delve into.We examine the grueling challenges that law enforce...
Timestamps0:02:38 - A Conversation with Chief Frank Fernandez0:04:18 - Respect for Law Enforcement0:10:55 - Mutual Respect Between Officers and the Community0:15:50 - Working with Fellow Officer Who Is Not Respecting the Uniform0:18:57 - Respect and Professionalism To Oneself0:22:27 - Achieving Respect Through Service0:28:57 - Respect in a World Without Faith or the Bible0:32:28 - The Power of Random Acts of Kindness in Law Enforcement0:44:13 - Respect and Discipline in Coaching Sports0...
Timestamps0:02:22 - Officer David Cruz Discusses His Career Path and Public Service0:12:21 - Qualities Needed to be a Law Enforcement Agent0:16:38 - Heading: Coping with Stressful Situations in Law Enforcement0:19:46 - Exploring Different Specialized Units in Law Enforcement0:21:53 - Officer Cruz Discusses His Career in Law Enforcement with Ask a Cop0:26:38 - Benefits of Mounted Patrols for Law Enforcement0:29:16 - Understanding the Relationship Between Law Enforcement Agents and Horses in th...
Our guest on this episode is Chief Rene Landa from the South Miami Police Department. In this episode we review the progress of the Miami Dade County Chiefs of Police Association officer wellness initiative. Over 18 months later and 1000 officers that have gone through the training, this initiative continues strong. Timestamps0:00:00 - Interview with Chief Landa: Exploring the Struggle Well Initiative0:02:32 MDCACP Officer Wellness Program in Miami-Dade County0:03:59&n...
Summary/Abstract We have two guests today: Jim Bontrager, the president elect of the International Conference of Police Chaplain (ICPC) and founder of Warrior on the Wall Ministries, and Jenny Lason, how2loveourcops.org. Jim and Jenny will be discussing how to support and provide resources to police officers and their families.Jim, president of the International Conference of Police Chaplains, talks about how his life was marked by pain and tragedy, including the death of his littl...
We were privileged to have once again David Rutledge is a retired law enforcement officer from the foothills of North Carolina. He worked for the Asheville Police Department for 30 years, and seven of those years were spent running major cases. After retirement in 2009, he went to work for Billy Graham's Rapid Response Team and National Law Enforcement Ministry in 2019. David has a deep understanding of law enforcement, having been in the profession for a long time. His passion for law enforc...
Welcome to our episode with Yendy Gonzalez, a firefighter
Police Call Taker with Aquil RobertsThe number of emergency calls received by the police every year is staggering. In fact, there are hundreds of thousands of emergency calls received in police call centers that require immediate attention. Law enforcement officers are there to protect and serve you. When you call 911, their first job is to get you help, and knowing where you are, connects you to the help you need. A lot of things happen at home that are not foreseeable, and learning your add...
Give your Life a Turnaround from a Tragic Experience with officer Jose Rodriguez (Medley Police Department)Life is a cycle, and we will all hit rock bottoms in our sojourn on earth, whether it is the loss of a job, a divorce, the death of a loved one, or an accident that leaves us with permanent changes. Have you ever thought of that scenario? How would you handle it? Probably you may be going through that right now. In today’s episode with Jose Rodriguez from the Medley Police Department, yo...
Navigating the Challenges with Chief David Rivero (UMPD)Law enforcement officers do a crucial job of protecting citizens. This demanding career comes with a ton of challenges and traumatic scenes. A normal human being will see one or two traumatic events in their lifetime. To a cop, that number shoots to over 300+ incidents in their lifetime. Such events lead to some cops killing themselves or engaging in unethical practices such as drugs, multiple partners, and other activities that endanger...
Get to know a true hero. Mom and Wife to a Miami Police Officer talks about her journey. Find inspiration from do's an don'ts she has learned along the way.
Retired from NYPD, Pastor Carlos Aviles was our guest for an annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Lunch we host every year. This year we were able to host a live Podcast during our lunch with about 17 police agencies and over 160 people in attendance. Pastor Carlos shares about some of his time as a detective with NYPD and some of his experiences during the 9-11 attacks in New York.
The Miami-Dade School Police Department is the largest school police departments in the nation. On this episode we get to join a heart felt conversation with the youngest Chief of Police of MDSPD. Personally Chief Edwin changed his perspective of officers being the boogie man to combining teaching and law enforcement.
The Holiday Season is a time of joy and celebration, but it can also present unique challenges for our first responders. Due to the shift work, the increased crime and other difficult factors, law enforcement are especially burdended during this time of the year. On this Ask A Cop Extra we speak with Mailyn Sosa-Castellanos who works as a clinician at a local Miami Dade Police Department. We are reminded that the community could pray for our first responders. As family and friend...
What is harder, flying a helicopter or waiting on God. We get to join the journey the store of officer Mario getting into law enforcement and eventually becoming a helicopter pilot for Miami Dade Police Department.
In today's episode we talk about how help for law enforcement professionals, first responders, and soldiers, the warrior class, must be different. The models of the recent past have in large part failed to bring hope, and instead trapped these warriors in cycles they were unable to escape from. Today we talk about a new paradigm that is bringing real hope.
In this episode, Sergeant Dennys Fernandez joins us. He describes how his desire to become a police officer became reality after he had worked 10 years for UPS. Moreover, Dennys gives us insight on how faith has guided and helped him, how his training as a cop helped prepare him through a personal traumatic experience, and how the D.A.R.E. program at his school as a child inspired him to become a cop. Listen to get insight into the law enforcement world. A new episode is aired the first Tuesd...
We are joined by Sweetwater PD Executive Officer Arche and Chief Placido. Dolphin mall is within SPD jurisdiction and attracts millions of visitors every year. Chief Placido reminds us if we see something, say something. With collaboration from local, state and federal resources there is always extra uniform and plain clothes officers ready to assist and assure everyone has a safe and happy holiday. Always pray for and thank our officers when you go to the mall for you...
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