Tactical Blue Podcast

Explore the case law which justifies the use of deadly force with a vehicle. Recently, Grand Rapids Police Department (MI), used a car to strike a homicide suspect firing at officers in the middle of the road. I know what you are thinking, it the suspect was shooting at officers then it's justified.

Well, not so fast, before you use deadly force of any kind, you need to learn the way you can use specific use of force. In this video, I explain each case law which justifies the use of a vehicle as a weapon to stop a threat.

Later, I show you the latest police shooting from the Baltimore Police Department (MD). Officers encountered a subject using deadly force against an innocent victim. Officers responded with deadly force and stopped the threat. However, the suspect injured one of the officers with a non-life threating injury.

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In today's episode, I take you to Pflugerville, Texas where we see the BBQ Benefit for Cambryn's Relentless Battle.

Camryn's is a nine-year-old little girl with a rare disease. Unfortunately, she was diagnosed with Aplastic Anemia. This disease has taken her strength from her. Her body is unable to produce more blood cells to fight everyday attacks. The only way for her to survive and thrive would be a bone marrow transfusion.

Her father, Sgt. Kurk Anderson, with the Pflugerville Police Department, asked for assistance. As one big BLUE FAMILY, we couldn't just let this little girl go without notice. We stepped up together to perform a BBQ Benefit for her.

This past Saturday, I attended the BBQ Benefit, it was enjoyable to see how law enforcement and the community comes together to help one of our own.

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Camryn needs to find a bone marrow donor as soon as possible. Please go to

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Today, I'm going to go over the FTO Program. Majority of Probationary Police Officers (PPOs) have a vague idea about this program. I want to see you succeed!

In the podcast:

-Ten common mistakes PPOs make and how to fix them

-The difference between rookies and veterans

-The best and safest way to do traffic stops. Including, why I believe this.

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-Finally, good resources FTOs can download for their PPOs

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Today, we are going to talk about a dispatcher who was murder after finishing her shift. Officer used reasonable force to save his life. However, the jury said otherwise.

An officer is fighting a decisive battle after being shot in the line of duty. Politicians said the United States leads the charts in mass shootings, and new research shows they were lying.

Code Enforcement Officer ambushed and killed, how to prevent these attacks? And Finally, Transformer pulled over by Chinese Police!

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In today's podcast, I go over the latest law enforcement news affecting you. There are important lessons learned from this week news including being ambush while sitting in your vehicle. Listen to the podcast and share it with your police buddies!

As police officers, we wear many hats on the job. Some are as counselors and therapists, as well as tactical operators.

How can we be guardians as police officers? Is it our job to be in the offense to prevent crime?

Crime is afoot all the time, crime is mobile, crime is not static. Police officers play offense. Stopping suspicious vehicles, after minor traffic violations is a good example. Police officers are considered productive by their supervisors when they prevent crime.

So which one should we choose? Can we be guardians and warriors?

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An active shooter incident unfolded today in Annapolis, MD. The shooter entered the Capital Gazelle and attacked staff. FBI, ATF and local police are assessing the situation

Breaking News, Officer Christopher Driver and Mathew Mazany were killed over the weekend. Officer Driver died when his vehicle crash with a commercial vehicle. Officer Mazany passed away when a vehicle struck him and left the scene. The suspect was later arrested and is being held in jail without a bond. Keep all the officers' families in your prayers. #Backtheblue #ThinBlueLine

Police department need to adapt to the latest trends and technologies to gain more recruits. I explain 5 techniques law enforcement managers can implement immediately to gain recruits and fulfill those vacancies.

This past we lost two of our fellow officers out of Kansas. Wyandotte County deputies Theresa King and Patrick Rohrer were fatally shot Friday. Prayers 🙏 for their families. In today's episode, I talked about physical fitness, I had to used all my strength and cardio this weekend to catch felon. Listen to the story in the podcast.