This week on Hibernian Radio: We welcome back a fan favorite and honorary Irishman, Junior Guerra, a law enforcement veteran with over 28 years of experience in narcotics, SWAT, and undercover federal operations. This powerful episode dives deep into the realities of modern policing and the challenges faced by those on the front lines. Junior shares honest and emotional reflections on the mental health crisis within law enforcement and the importance of providing real support to officers. He recounts his firsthand experiences dealing with human trafficking, cartel activity, and the ongoing migrant crisis. His stories offer a rare glimpse into the difficult and dangerous situations officers face every day.We also explore the growing use of technology in policing, including the role of body cameras and artificial intelligence. Junior opens up about his current work in private security, where he provides executive protection services, and talks about his deep belief in spiritual forces, shaped by intense moments on the job. Throughout the conversation, Junior reflects on his Mexican-American roots and his commitment to helping the next generation of officers navigate the complex landscape of modern policing. Hibernian Radio is proudly sponsored by Local 150 IUOE, Madden Funds, Fox’s Pizza, Flood Brothers Disposal, and The Tax Defenders. Their continued support helps us bring you the voices and stories of Irish First Responders and those who serve our communities with honor.