What’s it like to wear a badge under relentless pressure? Hosts Dave Conley and Jerremy Alexander Newsome dive deep with Patrol Sergeant Jordan Morris, a 13-year law enforcement veteran, to uncover the emotional and physical toll of modern policing. From navigating domestic violence calls to advocating for juujitsu training, Morris reveals how limited training and systemic flaws push officers to the brink. This raw, heartfelt conversation explores solutions to rebuild trust, enhance officer confidence, and create safer communities—one call at a time.

Timestamps:

• (00:00) Kicking Off: Why policing is stretched thin by mental health and domestic violence calls.
• (00:19) Meet Jordan Morris: A 13-year veteran shares his passion for juujitsu and reform.
• (00:42) The Weight of the Badge: How mandatory minimums and broken trust challenge officers.
• (02:06) From Firefighter to Cop: Jordan’s unexpected journey into law enforcement.
• (04:52) Inside the Jail: Confronting the adversarial culture of corrections.
• (08:46) A Day in Patrol: The relentless pace of responding to domestic violence and more.
• (11:31) Stress and Fear: Why limited training leaves cops on edge in high-stakes calls.

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