Sergeant Kyle Shoberg and retired police officer Mark Redlich sit down with Detective Steven Czajkowski from the Anchorage Alaska Police Department to break down what it’s really like policing in one of the harshest environments in the country. From extreme conditions to unique challenges officers face daily, this episode gives an inside look at law enforcement in Alaska. We also dive into how new AI technology like Closure is helping investigators solve crimes more efficiently in a resource-limited environment. Go to closure-intel.com/shotsfired

Sergeant Kyle Shoberg and retired police officer Mark Redlich break down the viral SFO ICE arrest that has everyone talking — what really happened, and what the media got wrong. From immigration enforcement and TSA involvement to use of force and public perception, this episode of Shots Fired Podcast gives the real law enforcement perspective on the San Francisco airport arrest that sparked national outrage.

Police Sergeant Kyle Shoberg and retired officer Mark Redlich break down the Old Dominion University shooting and the shocking moment ROTC students stopped the gunman. In this episode of the Shots Fired Podcast, two law enforcement officers analyze the timeline of the attack, the suspect’s terrorism history, how the ROTC cadets took down the shooter, and what the public and police can learn from this incident.

Law enforcement officers Kyle Shoberg and Mark Redlich break down the Mar-a-Lago shooting and security breach from a real-world policing perspective. We analyze the timeline, perimeter security layers, law-enforcement response, and key tactical details surrounding the incident — including questions many viewers feel the media overlooked. If you’re interested in protective security operations, critical incident response, and how these events unfold behind the scenes, this breakdown provides professional insight you won’t hear anywhere else

Veteran law enforcement officers Kyle Shoberg and Mark Redlich break down the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping out of Pima County, Arizona. In this episode, two cops analyze the timeline, surveillance failures, DNA evidence, suspect behavior, and the ransom angle — and explain what the media may have overlooked.

Police officers Kyle Shoberg and Mark Redlich sit down with veteran Tactical Flight Officer and pilot Mike Putnam, for an inside look at police air operations. Mike breaks down how air units track and apprehend fleeing suspects, the technology behind thermal cameras, and real-world tactics used to coordinate with patrol on the ground. From helicopter callouts to high-stress pursuits, this episode gives civilians and law enforcement alike a behind-the-scenes perspective on what it really takes to catch suspects from the sky.================For In Person Law Enforcement Training:https://www.shotsfiredtraininggroup.com/=================================Subscribe to Shots Fired Podcast Here:➡️ YouTube: @shotsfiredpodcast50 ==============Ways to reach the Shots Fired Podcast Team:==============💻 Website: https://www.shotsfiredpodcast.org📧 E-Mail: [email protected] ==========Connect With Us:==========📲 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shotsfiredpodcastofficialX - @ShotsFiredMG

Law enforcement professionals, Kyle Shoberg and Mark Redlich, break down the Alex Pretti Minneapolis shooting involving ICE/federal agents and explain what the videos show, what the public may be missing, and how quickly these encounters can escalate.We cover the timeline, use-of-force decision making, crowd dynamics, and the key tactical moments that shaped the outcome — with a street-cop perspective and real-world training takeaways.

Law enforcement professionals Kyle Shoberg and Mark Redlich break down the Minneapolis ICE shooting of, Renee Nicole Good, analyzing the facts, available video, and key details often missing from mainstream coverage.

Police officers Kyle and Mark sit down with Detective Jason Collins, an experienced investigator specializing in human trafficking cases. In this episode, they break down how trafficking actually occurs, common misconceptions, and what signs the public should be aware of.This conversation is centered on education, prevention, and public safety, providing insight into how law enforcement identifies trafficking networks and how communities can help protect vulnerable individuals. The goal is awareness—not sensationalism—and helping viewers better understand a crime that often goes unseen.This podcast is for law enforcement and the general public, focused on real-world issues, professional experience, and keeping communities informed.

Officers Kyle and Mark break down a Draper, Utah police operation involving a stolen e-bike. Was the tactical response justified or excessive? A law-enforcement-based podcast for everyone, examining the decisions behind the badge.