In a candid and thought-provoking episode, join Chris Chandler-Yates as he sits down with Francine Bradley Arthur, a Navajo Native American Police Officer with a remarkable 20-year career. Together, they delve into the realities of policing, the challenges faced, and the personal journey that led Francine to become a statistic before rising above it to make a significant impact.

From the very beginning of her policing journey, Francine was told that she and her fellow academy graduates were likely to become just another Police statistic, falling into the patterns seen by others before them. Despite this daunting prospect, Francine embraced her career with dedication and determination.

Throughout her two-decade career, Francine did, in fact, become a statistic, but what sets her story apart is how she navigated those challenges, leading to personal growth and a lasting positive impact in her community. She shares her vulnerability, discussing the pivotal moments that led her down that path and, most importantly, the crucial lessons she learned to prevent others from experiencing the same.

From being advised against joining the police force in a family with a law enforcement background to her inspiring work on the Navajo reservation, Francine's journey is a testament to resilience, change, and making a difference in the lives of those she serves.

Tune in to this powerful episode, where Chris and Francine uncover the realities of a law enforcement career, the importance of early guidance, and the potential for growth and success despite the odds.

Francine contact details:

Email: [email protected]

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/francine-bradley-0825b152