Podcasts | In The Line Of Duty

The Nashville Effect | Police Podcast

I’m about to give the entire law enforcement world a gift…special tip of the hat to the Metro Nashville Police Department. Wherever you’re listening, be it Ireland, England, Hong Kong, Manila, Wales…I’m wrapping this present to you in a bow. On Christmas day, 2020, a bomber drove a white van to the AT&T building in downtown Nashville and announced over a loud speaker in the van that there would be an explosion in 15 minutes.

Don Aaron has been the Metro Nashville PD spokesman for forever. He said after police got an ominous report shortly after six Christmas morning:

“An officer responded and after assessing the vehicle had reason to call our hazardous devices unit. The hazardous devices unit was in route to the downtown area when an explosion linked to that vehicle took place at 6:30.”

This is was what it sounded like because this is actual audio of the explosion. Continue reading The Nashville Effect | Police Podcast →

The Tale of the Great Kitty Cat Caper | Police Podcast

I would bet that you– like me– have never heard of the Great Kitty Cat Caper. But you’re about to, and here’s how it all started.

One of the nation’s most decorated ex-cops and a Line of Duty technical advisor, Randy Sutton, told me that 90% of the officers he talks to, and he talks to many of them, tell him their biggest concerns are not what they face on the streets, but rather the fiery hoops from hell they endure from their own chieftains and administrations. What got Randy into a multi-year doghouse himself all began when, as a Sergeant with the Las Vegas Metro PD, he decided to go public with his displeasure over a new sheriff in town.

“For, for seven years. Uh, I was put in what was called the Metro dungeon, which meant that I faced the wrath of the machine. I have no, there’s no reason for me to make up any stories here, but it was open warfare on Randy.”

Ultimately culminating in what? Continue reading The Tale of the Great Kitty Cat Caper | Police Podcast →

Officer Down and Shot; You CAN Survive! | Police Podcast

How many thousands of people do kids see get shot over the course of their infinite number of hours propped in front of a television…or an app, PlayStation, on and on. And, if kids really buy into what they see and what is branded into their brains, it’s almost always 100%, one and done. One bullet stops all, no matter what the circumstances, no matter how close, how far, how armored up, how macho, etc. Kids who, obviously, morph ultimately into adults have the mindset that, once shot, you’re toast.

But, Dr. Andrew Dennis, the head trauma surgeon at Chicago’s busiest trauma hospital says it’s all bunk and cops need to know that if they’ve allowed themselves to buy into the Hollywood hype, they are quite possibly allowing a very dangerous mindset to take root in their minds. Oh, and by the way, Dr. Dennis is also a full-time police officer and member of two Northern Illinois SWAT teams. Continue reading Officer Down and Shot; You CAN Survive! | Police Podcast →

Never Forget the Cruiser Patdown | Police Podcast

Any rookie who’s embarked on a career in law enforcement knows that he or she is likely in for it. The old timers know when there’s fresh meat in the house. It’s as instinctive as the senses of sight, touch, taste, hearing, or smell. When a new cop walks into the precinct, the district or station house for the first time, he might as well just try to grin and bear it because anything is likely to happen. Cops get very creative when it comes to pounding the piss out of new recruits. Continue reading Never Forget the Cruiser Patdown | Police Podcast →

Never Quit: Powerful Messages You Need to Hear | Police Podcast

More and more, as a result of the pandemic, as a result of the chaos so rife in 2020…law enforcement is testing the waters of distance learning and online training. I am proud to tell you several things about Line of Duty’s online learning platform. Number one, it is far and away the least expensive, and we can prove it. Number two, it will lower your workers’ comp claims, and we can prove it. Number three, it will lessen your liability exposure, and we can prove it. And number four, it will enhance officer’s safety. and we can prove that. For 25 years, In the Line of Duty has been and continues to be the only reality-based video and online training for law enforcement. And we offer you an absolutely free two week trial with zero obligation for you to go and kick the tires, if you will. Just go to lineofduty.com and click on the red tab marked ‘Get a Free Preview’ or email info@lineofduty.com to get started.

Radio talker Sean Hannity had a gentleman named Israel Del Toro on his radio program not long ago. Israel’s a master Sergeant in the Air Force who had been refused entrance twice to the commissary where he’s based because he wasn’t wearing a mask. Now keep in mind, he couldn’t wear a mask because he’s got no ears. He couldn’t have put it on if he did have ears, because he’s only got one hand and it has no fingers. Israel had been so critically injured when an IED exploded under his Humvee in Afghanistan, that he was burned over 80% of his body and ultimately needed more than 130 skin grafts and was in a coma for three months. Continue reading Never Quit: Powerful Messages You Need to Hear | Police Podcast →