Send us a Text Message.In this episode, I talk with domestic violence survivors Toxicology Dr. Nancy "Badass" Bordelon and Yvonne Harrison. Both are survivors and both found issues with our criminal justice system for their particular situations. It is a unique perspective as they didn't fit any typical "victim" trait. They weren't lower-socioecomic class, they weren't uneducated, and they did have family they could lean on. Listen in as they share how they were helped, how they were failed, ...

Is Police Training Harming Domestic Violence Survivors?

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Send us a Text Message.(This was recorded LIVE-find our YouTube to follow along visually) Can pepper spray be more effective than bullets in a high-stakes law enforcement scenario? Join us as we unpack this provocative debate with our special guests Eric Tansey from the Failure to Stop Podcast, Tyler from the Antihero Podcast, and Erik Lavigne, Host of Two Cops One Donut chat LIVE! After a brief hiatus, Erik returns with renewed energy and fresh perspectives, kicking off with an episode featu...

Adrenaline and Decision-Making in Law Enforcement

Send us a Text Message.Ever wondered how law enforcement handles high-stress scenarios like barricaded suspects? On this episode of "Two Cops, One Donut," we promise an in-depth look into the meticulous processes and strategic planning involved, guided by insights from retired police officer Travis Gribble. Drawing from his 24-year career spanning Michigan and Texas, Travis and I break down everything—from the initial call to the tactical decisions made on the ground. Along the way, we bond o...

Inside the High-Stakes World of Law Enforcement: From SWAT Operations to Community Trust with Travis Gribble

Send us a Text Message.Coming back from a stint of military duty, I'm hitting the ground running with a LIVE episode that unearths the raw realities of law enforcement. Joined by Deputy Banning Sweatland, we grapple with the tough choices officers make in the blink of an eye, analyzing body cam footage that paints a stark picture of the critical incidents they face. From the chaos of the Charlotte shooting to NYPD officers navigating protester-laden streets, we don't just recount events; we p...

Inside the Split-Second Decisions of Law Enforcement: Unveiling the Truth Beyond the Badge

Send us a Text Message.Get ready to unravel the truth behind the badge as we engage in a no-holds-barred conversation with your host, Erik Lavigne, guest Eric Tansey of the Failure to Stop Podcast and retired Chicago-area cop, Dominic Izzo. This episode is a treasure trove for anyone curious about the complexities of police work, from the emotional to the ethical aspects officers grapple with daily. We promise a revealing look at the lives of those who enforce the law, as well as a gripping s...

Beyond the Badge: Insights and Debates on Policing, Accountability, and the Rush of Enforcement

Send us a Text Message.Ever wondered what goes through a cop's mind during a high-stakes situation? Banning Sweatland and I, alongside Eric Tansey from "Official Failure to Stop," and "Friday's with Frank" Dep. Frank Sloup from Pinal County Sheriff's Office Arizona,  serve up an unvarnished look into the split-second decisions made by law enforcement officers. Sip on your favorite drink and join us as we scrutinize police body cam footage in real-time, offering a rare peek into the criti...

Is Police Training Harming Domestic Violence Survivors?

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