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In this episode, Sergeant Dennys Fernandez joins us. He describes how his desire to become a police officer became reality after he had worked 10 years for UPS. Moreover, Dennys gives us insight on how faith has guided and helped him, how his training as a cop helped prepare him through a personal traumatic experience, and how the D.A.R.E. program at his school as a child inspired him to become a cop. Listen to get insight into the law enforcement world. A new episode is aired the first Tuesday of every month.

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We are joined by Sweetwater PD Executive Officer Arche and Chief Placido.  Dolphin mall is within SPD jurisdiction and attracts millions of visitors every year.  Chief Placido reminds us if we see something, say something.  With collaboration from local, state and federal resources there is always extra uniform and plain clothes officers ready to assist and assure everyone has a safe and happy holiday.  Always pray for and thank our officers when you go to the mall for your shopping. 

Happy Thanksgiving and Merry Christmas everyone, be safe. 

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Get to know Miami Police Department social media team, being a voice for the officers out there in the streets. We will discuss some of the best and hardest moments as police officers, as well as some civilian perspectives of the police officers in the streets and those that make up this Awesome Team.

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Does prayer work? When should I pray? Why should I prayer? Will prayer make a difference in my job as a police officer?  

These are questions worth considering and seeing the real and effective work prayer has in law enforcement. 

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Retired MDPD Major Nancy Perez tells us why she chose the law enforcement path. She gives us some insight from her 30+ years of experience and explains her transition from being a Major in police to retiring and becoming a grandma. She answers questions regarding several topics, such as the importance of having Jesus be your strength as a police officer and the difficulty of letting go of the responsibilities of being a cop after shifts. Listen to hear more!

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In this Ask A Cop Extra we hear from officer Inguanzo while he is deployed in assisting the search and rescue mission on the west coast of Florida.  We also hear some reports from the chaplains who have also been deployed and spent some time with the troops on the ground in Ft. Meyers, Cape Coral and Sanibel.  There are some difficult moments, but we also see how God gives some moments of peace in the midst of the chaos. 

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In this episode, police officer Manuel Inguanzo, and his wife, Kathy Inguanzo, join us. They tell us how they met in 1990 and were unsaved for a while as they journeyed through dating, marriage, and starting law enforcement. They answer questions regarding several topics, such as when and how they began walking with the Lord, navigating difficulties early in their marriage, and the effect of bringing work home. Listen to hear more of their story! A new episode is aired on the first Tuesday of every month. 

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In this episode, chaplain and patrol officer, Jorge Avila, and his wife, Cici Avila, join us. This episode was recorded during February, known as the month of love, so it focuses on the ins and outs of how a marriage, or any relationship, can be affected by an officer’s or chaplain’s job. Listen to get insight into the law enforcement world. A new episode is aired on the first Tuesday of every month.

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Interview with Captain James Mesidor from the Florida International University (FIU) Police Department joins us. James was a former football player who ended up becoming a police officer and tells us how those skills transferred off the field to aid him in his journey to becoming a cop. He answers questions from callers regarding several topics such as negative perceptions of law enforcement, how he tries to impact young men in his community, and more. es Mesdior of the FIUPD

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In this episode, Chief Rene Landa from the South Miami Police Department joins us. He addressed a multitude of concerns and many matters such as the racial tension that cops have dealt with, the officer wellness program, dealing/living with traumatic situations, and the difficulty cops have when speaking to their spouses about their jobs.