Captain Hunter's Podcast
Summary: Far too often there seems to be a divide between police practices and the perception of the public. This podcast is dedicated to bridging the gap between police and the communities they serve. This program will be dedicated to analyzing police procedures and giving a layman's understanding to the public. It will also review relevant events which are occurring around the U.S. in attempts to give the public the reasons why the police have taken the course of action that they have. The goal of this program is to bring all groups together and to work in harmony to make all communities better and cohesive.
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While doing research for a previous episode on police militarization I came across David Couper's blog "Improving Police". He was gracious enough to be a guest on the podcast. Go for a walk and listen to the wisdom and instruction that a former police chief has for today's time. We discuss militarization, officer suicide, BLM and other topics.
We are starting something new. I plan to do a recap of the most important stories throughout the month. Sit back, relax and enjoy as we explore the most important events from the month. #Philadelphiapoliceshooting #AB392 #Vermontgovernor #CamdenPD #useofforcepolice #use of force, #police, #lawenforcement
This episode we will explore what we can do to make sure our police agencies stay on mission and not extend to drug raids and other situation which routine officers should handle
Ken Blanchard hosts the Blackmanwithagun Podcast. This episode we will explore his activism with gun rights and his views on the 2nd amendment. For many reasons, African Americans have been a reluctant participant in gun ownership. Fortunately, this phenomenon is changing. Partly because of the election of Trump, gun sales among African Americans has been on the rise. Stay tuned for the journey as we interview the revolutionary and controversial host of the Blackmanwithagun Podcast host.
I completely understand that people are skeptical of police intervention and surveillance. Because of video cameras and smartphones this society has become emboldened to video record police activities. I do not have any problem with this whatsoever. To any officer, let the lessons of viral videos sink through. Be on your P's and Q's for people who want to video just because they can.
This episode we will be taking a look at women in law enforcement. My guests are Sergeant Alexia Castro of the Naugatuck Police Dept. in Naugatuck, CT and Detective Roz Ramirez of the Waterbury Police Dept., also in CT. Thank you to them and their chiefs for their participation in this episode.
Do you have what it takes to be a police officer? Stop complaining and pointing your fingers and let's see if you have what it takes to do the job so may wish to only critique.
Current Events- Week of July 15th
Immigration and Law Enforcement
Gun Violence - A Little History
Gun Violence - Mass Shootings
Current Events Mid June 2019
Bring The Bulls Back- Positive Male Role Models
Police Training in Other Countries
Disparity in Sentencing?
