Deputy Police Chief Peter Yuen talks to Axel about what it’s like to work as an asian officer in Canada. He shares his harrowing experience on the force that became life changing. The Deputy Police Chief has paved a way for many Asian officers in the force today and continues to do so by being a mentor to multiple communities. This episode we celebrate Asian heritage month and the work many Asian officers do everyday to keep our streets a safe place.

Detective Constable Valerie Dahan and Detective Shawn Marshall join Axel to uncover information on cyber crime and fraud. They both share tips and tricks to help you get into the mind of cyber crime and fraudulent criminals, as well as insider information of how to protect yourself from falling victim to crimes that can be avoided. So don't forget to stop and think before you decide to click!

Sergeant Brett Moore the traffic media relations officer joins Axel to discuss all thing related to traffic and our roads. He dives into what the major issues and violations are that many people make while driving. Such as letting your road rage get in your way of making proper decisions while driving. He also gives some great tips of what you can do to keep the roads a safer place, as well as the amazing things the organization Vision Zero is doing keep the roads safe for everyone.

While Ax learns a thing or two about engaging with police, he hears from two women, Stacey Clarke and Audrey Campbell, who led the Know Your Rights campaign on behalf of the Toronto Police and Toronto’s Black communities.

We speak to Superintendent, Specialized Criminal Investigations, Pauline Gray about everything from human trafficking, how to be a "bad ass" detective and how the law enforcement industry has changed for women everywhere.  

Dan Ramos, police constable, crime prevention coordinator and TROOP coordinator, sits down with Axel to talk about crime prevention in a COVID environment. He gives some helpful with tips how to keep your packages safe from any porch pirates. Keep your packages safe!

Rob Johnson, Toronto Police A/Staff Superintendent - Unit Commander of Strategy Management, sits down with Axel to speak about police reform, his experience with equity and inclusion training along with how he can sport a mean jean jacket. 

Hank Idsinga, head of Canada's largest homicide squad, sits down with Obie & Ax to talk about serial killers, working with the community, and the nostalgia of 1980s horror movies.

James Ramer is the Chief is the largest municipal police service in Canada. Listen to Obie & Ax get him talking about mental health, how Covid-19 has impacted policing, and why he loves coming to work every day.