LPolice Radio episode # 17, explorers the inner-voice working, again and again, your silent partner working with you or against you? I’m Doing my thing, I look the part, I am the part! I’m not hurting anyone. The officer’s life is consumed by other issues, not necessarily home and work. But the Officer has a plan on how and when to stop. But wait, the officer is not ready! but that inner-voice is getting louder! LPolice Radio talks about the documentary “Let it Fall” Los Angeles 1982-1992, and it examines an outdated agency enforcing the law. LAPD because of its leadership at the time was out of touch. Chief David Brown Retired Dallas Police department, talking about everything a Cop has to do, on an everyday. Chief Brown had a lived experience that helped him prior and during the horrifying events that killed 5 Dallas police officers. All this coming from applications in policing with little more than a high school diploma. Officers in a uncov [...]
LPolice Radio new series, “To be, or not to be”. You see it’s time to start the resolution bs. This year I’m going to? blah, blah, blah. This episode series looks at the inner-voice inside all of us challenging us at every turn. As a professional law enforcement official sometimes this inner-voice is way too loud, or way to low. As our journey commences, we have to make some quick decisions that we may or may not have the correct answers too. That Inner-voice is your silent partner that talks too much. Let’s look at some examples, as soon as I graduate from the academy, I will be the best Officer/Deputy in the country. This is my dream since I was very small and I know exactly what I want, or do I? Let’s roll up our sleeves and take a look at some issues. Take my required break or like all the others in the squad, take a little extra. Write the report exactly to the facts or add some additional adjectives in the sentences. I’m not [...]
Podcast 15 “The Ivey League of Domestic Terrorism” the final episode of the series explores the issues: Overnight just prior to Christmas “Jingle Bells” became a racist song! Yep, as told to the world by Boston University Professor Kyna Hamill a Theater Historian. Mayor Big Bird claims he has zero knowledge of a $15 Dunkin Donuts gift card program for criminals during their experience in the criminal justice process (exit survey). Two Netflix documentaries which really tell all about how the “Ivey League works. Cop Watchers, the so-called freedom justice fighters obstructing all the way and at every turn. (T)ERROR, who is screwing who and the hero of the movie, yep the one and only “Ivey League”. which gets the info, untouched and off to the next mission. FBI has been conducting law enforcement In-service courses for jails & prisons on how to identify radical Islamic recrui [...]
“The Ivey League of Domestic Terrorism”, episode # 14 will explore the anger of the family to the NYC subway bomber which is deeply upset by the treatment of NYPD as indicated by their lawyer. The craziness of immigration chain migration, NYC Mayor Big Bird having no knowledge of Dunkin Donuts $15 dollar gift certificate for criminals. What is the doctrine of the FBI, and who is in charge over there? Lastly, the communist left defending the rich? and creation of a national police force would be like taking cyanide as a sleeping pill. Only on LPolice Radio Thursday, December 21, 2017. www.lpoliceradio.com
The “Ivey League of Domestic Terrorism”, on episode 13 of this new series, we talk about how the so-called ”Ivey League of Domestic Terrorism is killing the law enforcement community in America. We also look at the recent terrorist event in New York City transit system on December 11, 2017. We breakdown the press conference moments after the attack and point out what Gov Domo, Mayor Big Bird, the Confidential Informant, and the Government Goof say. Learn about who this group is and how they work.
Episode # 12, “You’re Done”, part three explores the (Hot Topic) term obtained from the series. Thus our Hot Topic term is (retired officers working as part-timers around the nation) for the security of our communities and nation. Additionally is working the night tour (midnights) killing you slowly, or is retiring and being inactive killing you. All on our last episode of the series, You’re Done”.
Episode # 11, “You’re Done”, part two explores the psychological impact of a law enforcement retirement. What side effects, health issues, sadness, joy, regrets, feelings of pride, and frustrations await you if any. Additionally, the series will look at how to adjust, how long it may take, and do I even need to make any adjustments. Has the life you choose for so many years changed you? Don’t miss the series, “You’re Done”.
Episode # 10, “You’re Done” explores the psychological impact of a law enforcement retirement. What side effects, health issues, sadness, joy, regrets, feelings of pride, and frustrations await you if any. Additionally, the series will look at how to adjust, how long it may take, and do I even need to make any adjustments. Has the life you choose for so many years changed you? Don’t miss the series, “You’re Done”.
Mike the Cop“, one of the funniest cop’s on social media, the internet, and the station house. Mike will discuss with us his new endeavors as well as the human aspects of police work with “Humanizing the Badge” a 501(c)3 non-profit which help’s forge stronger relationships between law enforcement officers and the communities they serve. Come have a laugh with LPolice Radio podcast # 9.
Since 1974, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department and the CMPD Police Explorers have partnered with the community to provide a Christmas for less fortunate families in Charlotte. When this project started, the Police Department helped 15 families by providing them with gifts for their children. Today, the project is much larger and provides gifts to hundreds of children across the Charlotte-Mecklenburg area. The CMPD partners with Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools guidance counselors and teachers in elementary schools to identify children and their families who are in need of assistance during the Christmas season. To qualify for the program, these children must be eligible to receive free or reduced lunch at school. In addition, CMPD Officers and CFD Firefighters will refer families with emergency situations. Our goal is for each child to receive at least three gifts, and provide each family with a gift card to a local grocery store to purchase a Christmas Dinne [...]
LPolice Radio on podcast # 7 interviewing the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) Regional Program Manager Vincent Dauro. Learn about CALEA and the importance it has on Law Enforcement in the United States. The Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc., (CALEA®) was created in 1979 as a credentialing authority through the joint efforts of law enforcement’s major executive associations: International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP);National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE);National Sheriffs’ Association (NSA); and thePolice Executive Research Forum (PERF). The purpose of CALEA’s Accreditation Programs is to improve the delivery of public safety services, primarily by: maintaining a body of standards, developed by public safety practitioners, covering a wide range of up-to-date public safety initiatives; establishing and a [...]
Instructor Kharis Sepulveda on the elements of training in today’s environment. As an experienced instructor and range master. Active certified instructor since October 2005 in the following:Private Investigator (Bilingual-English/Spanish)S.O.R.A. (Security Officer Registration Act) InstructorNRA Training CounselorNRA Law Enforcement Instructor (Handgun/Shotgun, Patrol Rifle, Tactical Shooting)Active Shooter InstructorLow-Light Firearms InstructorRange Master/Training Sgt.(ret) for an NJ State Law Enforcement AgencySearch & Transport of High-Risk Prisoners InstructorCertified Mall Security Personnel in OC, Defensive Tactics, Use of Force & HandcuffingTraining and Consulting Services for Law Enforcement/Private Security/Civilians
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and the great need to hire new Deputies. LASD representative, Deputy Jessie L. Zuniga of the Recruitment Unit, talks to LPolice Radio on vacancy, recruitment process, length of process and agency expectations for applicants and new recruits.
Pistol Pete the Gunsmith (Pete Yera) will talk about life after law enforcement, as the guru armorer for officers in South Florida and beyond.
Host Alpha Mike has “the conversation” with the audience, while co-host Mike Sierra is on special assignment. Additionally, a discussion on the Las Vegas Shooting.
Eugene Fields Jr, a husband, father, grandfather, retired law enforcement officer, published author, entrepreneur and sought-after inspirational/motivational speaker. Eugene has developed a series of presentations which he refers to as “LIONSS Training” all of which are inspirational messages for students, parents, educators, businesses, community organizations, and churches. The theme of every message is, “Be the solution and not the problem. Talks to LPolice Radio motivating our audience.
One retired Law enforcement officer, and one USMC Combat Veteran team up to share their amazing life experiences. The conventional and unconventional way. Paramilitary meets Military every week to discuss the Police state in America. Each with their own unique way of extracting the best Intel out of the people they interview. Alpha Mike and Mike Sierra are committed to their mission of keeping America’s Officers and streets safe. LPolice Radio is authentic, motivating, positive, and inspiring. So we will see you at roll call! Host Alpha Mike and Mike Sierra conduct the introduction to the world!