In Episode 21, CJ and Tanner are joined by Bridget Topping. Bridget is a Suffolk County Police Officer assigned to the Behavioral Health Section, which focuses on communication between the Suffolk County Police Department and the Office of Mental Health. Since inception in 2021, the Behavioral Health Section has assisted over 2,000 members of the public that are experiencing a mental health crisis. Through their partnership with the Family Service League, the goal of the Behavioral Health Section is to assist people during a mental health crisis, while attempting to ease the burden on the police officers on patrol.

In Episode 20, CJ and Tanner are joined by Steve Flotteron. Steve is a dedicated public servant with nearly two decades of experience in town and county government. His commitment to public service began shortly aftermoving to Suffolk County, where he became active in local initiatives such as the Bay Shore Summit Council—serving as President of the Code Enforcement Committee and later as Vice President of the Council. His leadership in these roles led him to run for public office in 2005, when he was elected to the Islip Town Council. Steve currently represents Suffolk County as a Legislator of the 11th District, where he serves as Deputy Presiding Officer and chairs key committees including Public Safety and Budget & Finance. In addition to his extensive public service, Steve has successfully operated his own insurance practice for over 35 years.

In Episode 19, CJ and Tanner are joined by Chris Wolf. Chris is a Suffolk County Police Officer and works as the Legislative Director of the Suffolk County PBA , spending the majority of each year in Albany lobbying on behalf of the PBA membership in regards to benefits and public safety issues. Chris previously worked in the 1st Precinct as the PBA Trustee and as a Delegate while on midnight patrol.

In Episode 18, CJ and Tanner are joined by Rich Schaffer. Rich is the Chairman of the Suffolk County Democratic Committee. Rich's political career began as a Suffolk County Legislator in 1987 and he is the current Babylon Town Supervisor. Rich has a reputation of being a common sense, moderate leader, who is willing to work as a bipartisan to achieve a better quality of life for his constituents.

In Episode 17, CJ and Tanner are joined by Nick Caracappa. Nick has a long history of serving his community as a Middle Country Central School District Board of Education Trustee, Vice President of the Selden/Centereach/Three Village Little League, PTA member, Selden Civic Association Member, and a volunteer at Ground Zero after the 9/11 terrorist attacks on our country. Nick is currently a Suffolk County Legislator and stands up for hard working men and women as a Labor Leader, having served as President of the Utility Workers Union of America AFL-CIO Local 393 for 14 years.

In Episode 16, CJ and Tanner are joined by Tamika Mays. Tamika is the first ever Black Female Detective Sergeant in the Suffolk County Police Department and is currently assigned to the Special Victims Unit. Tamika began her career in the NYPD and responded to Ground Zero after the 9/11 attacks while she was still a recruit in the Police Academy. Tamika is also the President of the Suffolk County Police LGBTQ Society, which she helped create to support members of the LGBTQ community who were being discriminated against because of the profession they chose, after cops were banned from marching in the NYC Pride Parade.

In Episode 15, CJ and Tanner are joined by Tom Donnelly. Tom is a Suffolk County Legislator and has been a lifelong resident of Legislative District 17. Tom has lived a life of service to his community serving as a volunteer with Deer Park Fire Department. Tom is also retired from NYC after serving for over 30 years combined with the NYPD and FDNY. Tom has always been focused on public safety issues and has previously served as Chairman of the Suffolk County Legislature's Public Safety Committee.

In Episode 14, CJ and Tanner are joined by Mike LaFauci. Mike is a Suffolk County Police Officer. While assigned to the 6th Precinct Anti-Crime Team, Mike was shot in the line of duty while attempting to arrest a "Wanted Male" for an armed robbery that previously occurred. Mike walks us step-by-step through the incident: the lead-up, the confrontation, the shooting, and the immediate aftermath. Mike also opens up about his ongoing recovery, both physically and mentally, offering listeners an unfiltered look at the real-life risks faced by law enforcement officers.

WARNING : Body Worn Camera Footage is included.

Viewer Discretion is Advised.

On Episode 13, CJ and Tanner are joined by Larry Ortolani. Larry is a retired Suffolk County Police Officer who served as the 3rd Precinct Trustee on the PBA Board and now co-chairs the PEER Team. He also serves as the Law Enforcement Ambassador for the Warrior Ranch, which provides equine therapy to military members and first responders. In addition, Larry is the Vice President of his local school board.

On Episode 12, CJ and Tanner are joined by Tom DiNapoli. Tom is the New York State Comptroller. A publicly elected office in New York, the Comptroller is effectively the state's Chief Fiscal Officer and the sole trustee of the state's retirement fund providing the pension plan for public employees.