Aram Choe is not only a cop in California, but he is also the operator of the social media brand 911 Strong. Hear how he uses his reach to educate and inspire others about law enforcement.

In this episode, Sergeant Quarker talks about what motivated him from the streets of Los Angeles into law enforcement.

In this Double Tap interview, police officers Jermaine Harris and Roy Williamson are first cousins working the same Community Policing assignment. But one is in Chicago, IL and the other is in Southern California.  See how these two play similar (and different) roles at their respective agencies.

University of California Police Department Officer Nicholas Akingbemi talks about being the only law enforcement officer in a Nigerian immigrant family full of doctors and educators.

Leslie and Julio Martinez are police officers at separate agencies and have been married for over 20 years.  The couple discusses how they raised a family in their demanding profession.

Probation Officer Bullard talks about how growing up in South Los Angeles shaped his future towards helping others.

Deputy Chief Chris Hsiung talks about his upbringing and journey to and rise through the ranks of the Mountain View, California Police Department.

Ferguson, Missouri Police Chief Jason Armstrong talks about how he made it to become the head of the law enforcement agency at the young age of 40.  Chief Armstrong also talks about his views on leadership, accountability, and implicit bias.

In this episode Dale chops it up with Sgt. Naoum about what it's like to be a Middle-Easterner in law enforcement and his journey from Detroit to Southern California.