Latino POLICE Radio

President Queipo, will speak about his focus, vision, and objectives of the LOA-FLA.

Officer Jeff Watson Police Department Titusville, Florida ...has over 11 years of civilian law enforcement experience with theTitusville Police Department. Officer Watson has a wide range of experience ranging from Patrol Officer, Detective, and Crisis Negotiator. During his timeas a Police Officer, Officer Watson has had years of success dealing with consumers experiencing a mental health crises and assisting consumers in need of services via Baker and Marchman Acts. Officer Watson is one of the founding members of the Titusville Police Department's Crisis Negotiation Team and was the team trainer. Officer Watson founded the departments first Peer Support Team and Critical Incident Stress Management Team and is the Teams Coordinator.

The Mission of the Hispanic Liaison for the Tampa Police Department is to reduce crime and enhance the quality of life by communicating and working effectively with the Hispanic community. Latino POLICE Radio, will look at how this program works in helping the Latino community.

is Tomasito and Carlito wise?

Thus says God the LORD, Who created the heavens and stretched them out, Who spread forth the earth and that which comes from it, Who gives breath to the people on it, And spirit to those who walk on it: ? I, the LORD, have called You in righteousness, And will hold Your hand; I will keep You and give You as a covenant to the people, As a light to the Gentiles, To open blind eyes, To bring out prisoners from the prison, Those who sit in darkness from the prison house. I am the LORD, that is My name; And My glory I will not give to another, Nor My praise to carved images. Behold, the former things have come to pass, And new things I declare; Before they spring forth I tell you of them.?

Former State Representative Julio Robaina? running for District 7 Miami -Dade County Commission.

Chief Jane Castor, Tampa Police Department will appear on Latino POLICE Radio, to talk about Tampa PD. In God We Trust.

With Co-host Yelitza Cedano-Cartagena: Why cops should be closer to God, more than ever.

Florida Attorney General Office, Cyber Crime Unit Capt. Wilfredo Hernandez

Carlos J. Martinez, a native of Cuba, has dedicated his professional life to public service, using his legal talents in service of the poor. Arriving to Miami from Cuba on a 1969 Freedom Flight with his mother, father, two siblings and aunt, he learned the meaning of hard work and determination at an early age. As a youngster, Carlos often helped his dad, Celedonio, mop floors and clean the Little Havana church where his father worked as a maintenance man and where his mother, Yara, was the church’s receptionist. In 1990, Carlos received his J.D. from the University of Miami. Carlos has a long list of outstanding honors and achievements. In February, 2009, Carlos received the FIU Distinguished Alumni Torch Award for the College of Law. In April, 2009, Carlos was inducted into the Miami-Dade College Alumni Hall of Fame. In 2006, the Florida Public Defender Association (FPDA) awarded Carlos the Association’s prestigious Craig Stewart Barnard Award for Outstanding Service. Carlos also served two years as Vice President of the FPDA . Carlos is a member of Iron Arrow, the highest honor bestowed by the University of Miami. In addition, Carlos co-authored “The Best Defense is No Offense: Preventing Crime Through Effective Public Defense,” published in the New York University, Review of Law and Social Change. He was elected public defender without opposition in August, 2008. Carlos is the first Cuban-American Public Defender and the only elected Hispanic Public Defender in the U.S. As Public Defender, Carlos manages an office of approximately 360 employees, handling approximately 100,000 cases each year.

"In God We Trust", with Yelitza Cedano-Cartagena. President Martinez, will also send his thanks and farewell address to the LOA-FLA Board of Directors.

In God We Trust

Cecil L Pendergrass, for district 2 Lee County, Fl. Cecil is a native Floridian born and raised in Fort Myers. Cecil has proudly dedicated his life to public service. His calling to law enforcement came after working part-time while attending college under Joe D’Alessandro in the State Attorney’s Office. He was sworn in as a City of Fort Myers Police Officer in 1984 and faithfully served for 25 years.

Angelo Castillo for Broward County Commissioner

Al Hickey-Candidate for Mayor of Port Saint Lucie, Florida: Mr. Hickey is a retired NYPD Detective.