Listen as Chief George Perera of the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office discusses cybersecurity, technology and the growing impact of artificial intelligence on law enforcement. He and host John Creamer explore how agencies can strengthen their technology infrastructure, prepare for emerging cyber threats and understand the evolving role of AI in law enforcement.
Listen to Kent Showalter explain why, after spending a career protecting complete strangers, estate planning is one of the most important ways deputies can protect the people who matter most — because planning isn’t about expecting tragedy; it’s about loving your family enough to make life easier if tragedy comes.
Listen to Anthony Seguin discuss leadership, wellness, AI, innovation and the future of public safety while sharing insights on supporting first responders.
Listen to Israel “Izzy” Reyes discuss Marcy’s Law and what it means for Florida’s law enforcement officers.
In this episode, host John Creamer speaks with retired New York Police Department officer George Sichler, whose 20-year career included patrol, gang investigations and service on the department’s elite scuba team.
In this episode, host John Creamer talks with Leon County Sheriff’s Office Sergeant Shade McMillian to discuss recruiting and retention in law enforcement.
In this episode, host John Creamer welcomes back Bonnie Eckman, an occupational therapist and sensory specialist with After Action, for her second appearance on the show.
In this episode, host John Creamer is joined by retired Chief Deputy Audie Rowell to reflect on a decades-long career in law enforcement.
In this episode, host John Creamer reflects on why the podcast began and revisits some of its most impactful moments
In this episode, host John Creamer is joined by retired Miami Police Commander Kimberly Caruso to discuss the realities of a career in law enforcement.
