Tom Weitzel is the former Chief of Riverside P.D. in Illinois. After surviving an ambush by a home invasion crew that was on their way to kill a parole officer, Tom worked his way up to become Chief. Now that he's retired he's decided to continue being a leader and supporter of law enforcement by fighting to enact new, much needed legislation. Follow his progress on Twitter @chiefweitzel.

This has been a long time coming but I finally got to sit down and have a chat with Mike The Cop and Eric Tansey of Failure To Stop Podcast. Two hilarious ex-coppers that are crushing the after-life. Enjoy this one. I did.

Check out Failure To Stop right now!

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Sean Williams is an investigative journalist who spans the globe investigating and reporting on the activities of the world's largest and most dangerous crime organizations. He is also the co-host of The Underworld Podcast where he and fellow investigative journalist Danny Gold draw from their experience and expertise to expose the secret world of these organizations.

James Gagliano is a West Point graduate who went on to have a legendary career with the FBI. He was a member of their Hostage Rescue Team, the SWAT leader for the New York office and served as the head of the FBI Crisis Management and Operations Center Programs. He now puts his expertise to work as a law enforcement analyst for the major TV News Networks.

Brandon Tatum left a successful law enforcement to become a social media juggernaut. You probably know him as The Officer Tatum on YouTube but he's here to talk about his law enforcement career, his views on policing today and his new venture with KWESST Microsystems that is changing the game in non-lethal weapon systems.

On December 23, 2021 former Brooklyn Center PD officer Kimberly Potter was convicted of Manslaughter for mistakenly discharging her duty weapon, instead of her taser, at a man that was resisting arrest and fatally wounding him. Todd shares his thoughts about the conviction.

Wayne Miller is a retired ATF Agent with a storied career. He's worked over 2,300 fire and explosion scenes and he worked the largest Arson investigation case in US history which is the subject of his first book Burn Boston Burn. He's here to share that story.

Please give Burn Boston Burn and his latest book Bang Boom Burn a read. You can get both of them at https://www.burnbostonburn.com

This is the final episode of the throwback series from Doc Heads that breaks down the true crime documentary Evil Genius.

Thanks to Tiger King, the disappearance of Don Lewis is the most famous unsolved case we've seen in a very long time. And say what you will about True Crime YouTubers but Jack "Ripper" Smith is legit. At least that's my humble opinion. I'm a big fan of this guy after this interview. Jack is the spokesman for the Lewis family and by all appearances, the lead investigator for Don's family's investigation into his disappearance. Jack and his team have made incredible strides in this investigation and have unearthed new evidence that I believe is very significant to the case and he's here to share it with you.

Todd presents Part 2 of Evil Genius with Jessica Alsman and Jeff Oskay. Enjoy your Thanksgiving! Part 3 will be available soon.