Lt Joe Talks about interviewing techniques.

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Lt. Joe covers some aspects of Truth and Deception when interviewing a suspect. To learn more about how to be a great criminal interviewer get Lt Joes Book, "The Interview" from Blue360media.com or, on Amazon.    This program sponsored by Blue360media.com and  MedicalEssentialDisagnostics.com

Lt Randy Sutton has had an amazing career as a metro Las Vegas police officer. He followed that up with creating a great organization "The Wounded Blue"  https://www.thewoundedblue.org/  That helps injured and fallen Police officers .  On top of all that Randy appears regularly on FOX news as a contributor.

Mr. Matthew A. Peluso, a civil rights attorney from Princeton, New Jersey is my guest.  He has over 30 years  of complex litigation experience handling various types of matters.  Mr. Peluso talks about his experience  handling civil rights and whistleblower actions primarily on behalf of law enforcement officers.

Lt. Joe talks with retired Chief Mark Spawn about cold cases and how they can be solved. Chief Spawn is starting a cold case Podcast in the fall of 2023 called APB-Cold Cases  www.APBcoldcases.com    This program will appear here on the Blue Heart Network as well.

Lt Joe Talks about Interview techniques and concepts, specifically about creating "Possibilities" Which are verbal prompts to get a person to talk and make admissions. Sponsored by Blue360Media.com and MedicalEssentialDiagnostics.com

Jim Drylie is a retired West Orange Police Officer who served as the Director of the department in the 1990s and retired as a Police Captain. He earned his doctorate at John Jay College in New York City publishing his research on suicide-by-cop. Jim was appointed the Executive Director of the School of Criminal Justice and Public Administration at Kean University of New Jersey and was instrumental in starting the Center for Cybersecurity at Kean. On this Police Speak podcast, Jim talks about the current state of policing in the U.S.

A career in law enforcement can have negative consequences on your health, and not just from physical force on the street.  Lt Joe Talks with Eric Zaneski from Medial Essential Diagnostics about how every member of the law enforcement community can take advantage of their services and stay ahead of any health problems.   Do yourself a favor and listen t this episode and reach out to Eric and his team at Medical Essential Diagnostics and keep yourself healthy for a life time!

Lt Joe talks to Susan Marco, about the stresses of police work and how we can survive the career.  Not just the stress of the road, the stress of HQ and the real stress of the horrors we see every day.   Susan helps us put this into perspective.