In this episode, host John Creamer speaks with Chief Chris Summers of the Leon County Sheriff’s Office. With over 40 years of experience in municipal, county and university law enforcement, Chief Summers shares insights from a distinguished career in leadership. Together, John and Chris discuss how to manage the monotony that can often stymie an individual’s success. It’s a relevant conversation about the often-unspoken challenges facing today’s law enforcement professionals.
Listen as Lori Alhadeff discusses how she turned unimaginable grief into a mission to make schools safer. In this episode, she shares the story behind Alyssa’s Law, discusses emergency response and school safety training and explains how student-led MOSS Clubs are empowering young people to become advocates for safer schools. Lori also highlights why educators, law enforcement and communities must work together to strengthen school safety and save lives.
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.
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