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Bob and Sarge discuss their careers and some of the special needs citizens they had to deal with. Sarge talks about two young men he became friends with who he was able to help develop social skills. Enjoy this very rewarding part of Law Enforcement for both Bob and Sarge.

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Bob and Sarge discuss social media and the police. Is it a good idea to be on social media platforms while working as a police officer? Opinions differ and there is certainly a need to keep things private if you do. They discuss how officers get into serious trouble because they post things they shouldn't. after this show, will you keep posting on social media?  

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Bob and Sarge talk about the current on going discussion of qualified immunity and what is it actually. If you listen to the anti-police rhetoric, you'll think it gives the police untethered access to commit crimes against the citizen, what it actually does is discussed in detail and should assist the listener in understanding why it's important and how it can be withdrawn by the agency. 

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In this episode, Bob and Sarge discuss the legalities of videoing the police and when is it an actual crime. They also discuss the issues with those who go out of their way to provoke an officer in the hopes of suing the agency for a quick buck. 

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Bob and Sarge discuss the decision by California to allow non-US citizens to be active and sworn police officers. How is this decision a good thing? How can it lead to trouble. Stay tuned to find out their opinion on this. 

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Bob and Sarge touch the surface of active shooter and training, the hosts cover their training, how it’s evolved and what the current trend is. Sarge also discusses his role in assisting local church safety teams with their training.

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This initial episode on traumatic calls delves into the darker side of the Police profession. The sometimes scary and sometimes sad side of police work. Bob and Sarge go into a few of the tough traumatic calls that they've responded to in their careers and let the listener in on some of the hardest calls they had to work. Dark humor may peak but the honest truth is, these are just a few of the many, many harsh situations that every law enforcer who put on a badge, strap on body armor and patrol their streets deal with every day.  Take a walk with them as they open up about some of the toughest calls they've had to work that affected them the most. 

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Bob and Sarge talk about life after retiring and find that its been so good they should have done it years ago..... Enjoy!

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Bob and Sarge open up about some of the funnier calls they've responded too in their careers. Trouble is, it will a take lot more shows to even scratch the surface of funny, odd and downright crazy calls they've worked. Names are withheld but the stories are true, even with the slight altering of key information, As Joe Friday used to say, names were changed to protect the innocent..... and not so innocent. Enjoy!

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Bob and Sarge discuss the reality of the "Thin Blue Line" and does it exist? Does it just protect bad cops? To what extent does this line actually cover police corruption? Take a listen and determine for yourself. You may be surprised.