40 Years of Service: The Leader's Guide to Ethics, Culture, and Community
Description
What does four decades in law enforcement teach about public safety, ethics, and leadership? Former Deputy Chief Richard D. Morris (Ret.) shares unfiltered lessons from a career spanning seat belts to serial killers, undercover cartel ops to community policing—all in a candid search for The Truth.
An Unforgettable Conversation: In this career-defining interview, Rick and Alana dive into compelling stories from his 40+ years of service: confronting a serial killer, leading undercover DEA operations, and protecting high-level dignitaries. We explore the corrosive nature of ego on both sides of conflict, the resilience learned from Vietnam veterans, and the importance of talking it out—and not losing cool.
Ethics, Media & Solutions: From the ethical tightrope of shifting laws (like marijuana legality vs. care) to the powerful influence of the media and the lessons of the BLM movement, Rick provides candid insight on accountability, culture, and community. He also offers essential advice for officers on self-care, civil discussion, and rebuilding public trust.
Key Takeaways: A must-listen for anyone interested in law enforcement leadership, crime reduction, and public safety. The unifying message? Finding the truth is the key to progress and a more optimistic future.
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