The Briefing Room-Wisconsin's Law Enforcement Podcast

We speak to Fond du Lac County District Attorney Eric Toney, Law Enforcement's Choice for Wisconsin Attorney General.

Find out more about Eric Toney at erictoney.com.

The primary will be held on August 9, 2022. Visit myvote.wi.gov to register to vote, find your polling place, and see who is on your ballot.

Find our more about the Wisconsin Fraternal Order of Police at wifop.org or follow us on Facebook (@WisconsinFOP) or Twitter (@WIFOP).

We speak with Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Rebecca Kleefisch and lieutenant governor candidate Patrick Testin about why they are law enforcement's choice this November. Both candidates have been endorsed by the Wisconsin Fraternal Order of Police and other law enforcement organizations. 

Find out more about Rebecca Kleefisch at rebeccaforgovernor.com.

Find out more about Patrick Testin at patricktestin.com.

The primary will be held on August 9, 2022. Visit myvote.wi.gov to register to vote, find your polling place, and see who is on your ballot.

Find our more about the Wisconsin Fraternal Order of Police at wifop.org or follow us on Facebook (@WisconsinFOP) or Twitter (@WIFOP).

We talk with Scott Schermitzler, the author of Dark Daze and Foggy Nights under the pen name Edward S. Scott. Scott explains all in this riveting true crime tale of how he hoped to prove his friend's innocence only to discover the heart-breaking, shocking truths of his friend's deception.

Then we talk about FOP's FREE COLLEGE BENEFIT available to all FOP members and their families.

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Find our more about the Wisconsin Fraternal Order of Police at www.wifop.org or follow us on Facebook (@WisconsinFOP) or Twitter (@WIFOP).

You can find more information about the Center for Suicide Awareness at www.centerforsuicideawareness.org

Find our who your state legislators are at www.legis.wisconsin.gov. Ask them to support Assembly Bill 668/Senate Bill 679.

Find out more about the Wisconsin Fraternal Order of Police at www.wifop.org or follow us on Facebook (@WisconsinFOP) or Twitter (@WIFOP).