Fraud. Force. Coercion. All are used by traffickers on their victims. Special Agent Don Carter with the Department of Homeland Security comes to the table with Sheriff Kimbrough to discuss human trafficking and the fact that not only is it a problem, but North Carolina ranks 6th in the nation for human trafficking. It exists here. Join us at the table to learn more.

Reverend Paul Ford, admittedly "more Malcolm than Martin," joins Sheriff Kimbrough at the table for a passionate discussion about the history of the black community in Winston-Salem, equality versus equity, and his hopes for the future.

Michael Hennessey, anchor of the FOX8 News at 11, joins Sheriff Kimbrough at the table. They discuss Michael’s personal connection to law enforcement, their shared concerns with the recent increase in violence acts involving juveniles, and the common responsibility of both media and law enforcement to transparency and building trust.

No one wants to be an addict. Addiction affects our ability to think, to reason, to plan ahead and see consequences. It alters our brain chemistry and our brain function. Jim Harner, CEO of Insight Human Services, talks with Sheriff Kimbrough about addiction and the scope of services offered by Insight. Remember, there is no shame in seeking help through the dark times. We are in this together.

You had questions – Sheriff Kimbrough had answers! Join us for the 1st episode of Season 2 in a relaxed and reflective Q&A Session at the table where Sheriff Kimbrough answers a variety of questions submitted by listeners!

Deputy Pendolino, K9 Handler and craftsman, talks with Sheriff Kimbrough about making the table for the Off the Cuffs recording studio, debates whether or not the Sheriff will be able to hold up a K9 with one arm while wearing the bite-suit, and addresses a pesky rumor about getting stuck in the snow last year. Join us at the table for authentic conversation and unfiltered cheer during the final episode in Season One of Off the Cuffs with Kimbrough.

It’s not the most wonderful time of the year for everyone - it’s a stressful and challenging time of the year for many people. Sheriff Kimbrough has a candid and intimate conversation with counselor Will Eads (NCFBPPC)

about depression and suicide. In 2017, suicide was the 2nd leading cause of death among individuals ages 10-34, and the 4th leading cause of death for individuals ages 35-54.

1 person is killed every 48 minutes in a drunk-driving crash; that’s almost 11,000 people every year.

Sgt PJ Stringer was assigned to the DWI Task Force when it was initially created in 2010. He shares stories of his experiences on the road and as an SFST (Standardized Field Sobriety Testing) Instructor with Sheriff Kimbrough.

Domestic violence incidents actually increase in number around the holidays. “I don’t call myself a victim. I’m a survivor – it’s a situation I did leave. I’m a mother and I don’t want my kids to be raised up in an environment like that.” Tichina shares her personal story with Sheriff Kimbrough and Kenya Thornton of Eliza’s Helping Hands discusses the cycle of domestic violence and resources available in our community.

Sgt Seth Carter, K9 Unit Coordinator, talks with Sheriff Kimbrough about all things canine, including why he would take a K9 partner over a human partner any day, the specifics of our K9 training, and how Sgt Carter could have arrested Sheriff Kimbrough!