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News Editor Joe Vince and retired Lt. Frank Borelli discuss news of interest this week. Topics include budget challenges, court decisions regarding undercover officer privacy, a kind hearted deputy and a few more.
Managing Editor Paul Peluso and retired Lt. Frank Borelli discuss this year's Station Design Conference being held in May in St. Louis. They review benefits, events, sessions and more.
News Editor Joe Vince and retired Lt. Frank Borelli talk about the week's more interesting stories, offering comment and observation about the events.
Editor Paul Peluso and Metro Nashville Police Detective Chad Gish talk about how digital forensics plays a key role in many investigations and how some major advancements have been made over just the past few years.
Assistant Editor Joe Vince and Editor Paul Peluso talk about this week's police and law enforcement news. In this episode: campaign raises money for a critically wounded Louisville officer and the NYPD unveils new high-tech tools.
Editor Paul Peluso and Lt. Frank Borelli (Ret) discuss duty, backup and off-duty handguns along with holsters and accessories for them.
Petersburg, Virginia, Sheriff Vanessa Crawford spoke to OFFICER Magazine Editor Paul Peluso about budget and management challenges faced by small law enforcement agencies.
What happens when a raid turns violent and shots are fired? Retired ATF agent Joe Vince Jr. and special guest Mary Ellen Vince, Joe's wife, talk about a shooting that left Joe wounded and how the harrowing experience affected the young couple.
Assistant Editor Joe Vince and Editor Paul Peluso discuss a new Florida law grounding police drones, the first public comments from the officers who responded to the Nashville school shooting and one of the strangest bus chases ever. Plus, other headlines.
News editor Joe Vince and Lt. Frank Borelli (ret) discuss the Nashville school attack, swatting calls that happened afterward, a bill in Maine that could make LE suicide classified as LoDDs and, finally, a dumb criminal event that resulted in armed robbers falling out of a ceiling.
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