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Today’s episode begins a new, three-part series on generational differences in law enforcement. Guests include Ashleigh Wojslawowicz, a senior crime analyst and an LSU NCBRT/ACE subject matter expert; Brenda Dietzman, retired colonel undersheriff for Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office in Wichita, Kansas; and Courtney Tassin, an LSU NCBRT/ACE subject matter expert, licensed professional counselor candidate and program manager for a paramedic co-responder model in Aurora, Colorado. Today, they discuss the evolution of law enforcement through generational and cultural changes, the benefits of having younger perspectives in the field, and the shift in priorities and values between generations. The next episode in this series will be released Tuesday, December 14.
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Today’s episode begins a new, three-part series on generational differences in law enforcement. Guests include Ashleigh Wojslawowicz, a senior crime analyst and an LSU NCBRT/ACE subject matter expert; Brenda Dietzman, retired colonel undersheriff for Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office in Wichita, Kansas; and Courtney Tassin, an LSU NCBRT/ACE subject matter expert, licensed professional counselor candidate and program manager for a paramedic co-responder model in Aurora, Colorado. Today, they discuss the evolution of law enforcement through generational and cultural changes, the benefits of having younger perspectives in the field, and the shift in priorities and values between generations. The next episode in this series will be released Tuesday, December 14.