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It's been a challenging year for law enforcement in America. As we close the year, all of this got me thinking - what will President Obama's legacy be in regards to law enforcement? Did he do the right things when it mattered? And how does law enforcement perceive the President and his actions throughout his term? In his "View From The Blue", Lt. Randy Sutton talks about President Obama's Law Enforcement Legacy.

Our feature interview in this weeks episode of POLICE RADIO THE VOICE OF AMERICAN LAW ENFORCEMENT and BLUE LIVES RADIO exposes how the Mayor and Council of St. Paul, Minnesota have caved into the demands of "activists" and removed the police from the entire Internal Affairs process. Host Randy Sutton interviews the President of the St. Paul Police Federation David Titus who reveals how the fate and futures of the men and women who serve is now in the hands of untrained civilians because of liberal politics.

Even as "social justice" groups and "activists" continually protest and criticize Law Enforcement and mainstream media using biased reporting of police incidents to perpetuate a false narrative, there are many people in our nation who are standing tall for the American Law Enforcement Officer. This week Host Randy Sutton dedicates this episode to them and interviews three people who are taking a stand to honor those who serve.

Ellen Rodrigues' company POLICE PRIORITY is lending, free of charge" high tech video surveillance equipment to law enforcement agencies and selling Thin Blue Line flags to raise money for Randy Sutton's joint project with The Embracing Project to feed those in need at Thanksgiving.

Sean Matson, a former Navy Seal and the founder of Strikeforce Energy appeared on FOX & FRIENDS earlier this week with Randy Sutton where he announced that his company was going to give partial proceeds of sales of his amazing energy drink to BLUE LIVES MATTER.

Retired Police Officer Laura Tartaglione founded HONORBANDS a non-profit that supplies personalized mourning bands to police agencies when an officer is killed. Amazing people showing their support for law enforcement.

For Further Insight:

Website for Ellen is www.policepriority.com

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Website for Sean, www.strikeforceenergy.com

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Even as "social justice" groups and "activists" continually protest and criticize Law Enforcement and mainstream media using biased reporting of police incidents to perpetuate a false narrative, there are many people in our nation who are standing tall for the American Law Enforcement Officer. This week Host Randy Sutton dedicates this episode to them and interviews three people who are taking a stand to honor those who serve.

Ellen Rodrigues' company POLICE PRIORITY is lending, free of charge" high tech video surveillance equipment to law enforcement agencies and selling Thin Blue Line flags to raise money for Randy Sutton's joint project with The Embracing Project to feed those in need at Thanksgiving.

Sean Matson, a former Navy Seal and the founder of Strikeforce Energy appeared on FOX & FRIENDS earlier this week with Randy Sutton where he announced that his company was going to give partial proceeds of sales of his amazing energy drink to BLUE LIVES MATTER.

Retired Police Officer Laura Tartaglione founded HONORBANDS a non-profit that supplies personalized mourning bands to police agencies when an officer is killed. Amazing people showing their support for law enforcement.

For Further Insight:

Website for Ellen is www.policepriority.com

Follow Ellen on Twitter

Website for Sean, www.strikeforceenergy.com

and use the code bluematters20 for the discount

Follow Sean on Twitter

Website for Laura, www.honorbands.net

Follow Laura on Twitter

This racially charged case became one of the most politically sensitive prosecutions in Oklahoma history. But what if Oklahoma City Police Officer, Daniel Holtzclaw didn't do it? This is the question and topic of the hard hitting interview where Michelle Malkin reveals how inconsistencies and possible prosecutorial misconduct may have sent an innocent Police Officer to prison.

This weeks episode of POLICE RADIO THE VOICE OF AMERICAN LAW ENFORCEMENT AND BLUE LIVES RADIO features an interview with New York Times Best Selling Author and award winning Investigative Journalist Michelle Malkin whose two part series regarding the conviction and 268 year prison sentence of former Oklahoma City Police Officer, Daniel Holtzclaw.

In his "View From The Blue" Show Host Randy Sutton blasts the Department of Justice, and State and local Prosecutors who are using law enforcement prosecutions as political tools and personal agendas.

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Websites: michellemalkin.com and crtv.com

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This racially charged case became one of the most politically sensitive prosecutions in Oklahoma history. But what if Oklahoma City Police Officer, Daniel Holtzclaw didn't do it? This is the question and topic of the hard hitting interview where Michelle Malkin reveals how inconsistencies and possible prosecutorial misconduct may have sent an innocent Police Officer to prison.

This weeks episode of POLICE RADIO THE VOICE OF AMERICAN LAW ENFORCEMENT AND BLUE LIVES RADIO features an interview with New York Times Best Selling Author and award winning Investigative Journalist Michelle Malkin whose two part series regarding the conviction and 268 year prison sentence of former Oklahoma City Police Officer, Daniel Holtzclaw.

In his "View From The Blue" Show Host Randy Sutton blasts the Department of Justice, and State and local Prosecutors who are using law enforcement prosecutions as political tools and personal agendas.

For Further Insight:

Websites: michellemalkin.com and crtv.com

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This week's episode of POLICE RADIO THE VOICE OF AMERICAN LAW ENFORCEMENT includes an in depth interview the the President of the National Sheriffs Association, Sheriff Gregory Champagne. The long serving Sheriff of the St. Charles Parish Louisiana Sheriff's Office candidly discusses Law Enforcement in America, from the affects that the Obama White House and Department of Justice has had on the nations officers to future trends in training, and officers safety. Sheriff Champagne allows the listener insight into the often misunderstood differences in the leadership of Sheriffs and Chiefs of Police and how innovations in "community engagement" are changing the landscape of police and community relationships.

Your Host Randy Sutton reads a "POLICE STORY" written by a retired Los Angeles Police Officer and in his "VIEW FROM THE BLUE", gives his unvarnished opinion about the mainstream media's biased coverage of the the clearing of any charges against Charlotte-Mecklensburg Police Officer Brentley Vinson in the shooting death of the armed suspect Kieth Scott.

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This week's episode of POLICE RADIO THE VOICE OF AMERICAN LAW ENFORCEMENT includes an in depth interview the the President of the National Sheriffs Association, Sheriff Gregory Champagne. The long serving Sheriff of the St. Charles Parish Louisiana Sheriff's Office candidly discusses Law Enforcement in America, from the affects that the Obama White House and Department of Justice has had on the nations officers to future trends in training, and officers safety. Sheriff Champagne allows the listener insight into the often misunderstood differences in the leadership of Sheriffs and Chiefs of Police and how innovations in "community engagement" are changing the landscape of police and community relationships.

Your Host Randy Sutton reads a "POLICE STORY" written by a retired Los Angeles Police Officer and in his "VIEW FROM THE BLUE", gives his unvarnished opinion about the mainstream media's biased coverage of the the clearing of any charges against Charlotte-Mecklensburg Police Officer Brentley Vinson in the shooting death of the armed suspect Kieth Scott.

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Website for the National Sheriffs Association is www.sheriffs.org

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On a dark Texas night, Police Officer Anna Carrizales made a traffic stop just like she had hundreds of times before. But this one would change her life forever. Listen to the compelling interview with Host Randy Sutton. It is a story of courage, heroism, pain and the long journey back from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. It is a hero's story.

Officer Ann Carrizales has over 13 years of combined Military and Civilian police experience to include undercover gang investigations. She joined the Stafford Police Dept in 2010 and has survived two officer involved shootings, most recently in October 2013 where she was shot in the face and chest during a traffic stop. She is currently with the Meadows Place (TX) Police Department and travels nationally/internationally sharing her story of survival with various police agencies, universities, churches, and other groups. She shares her experience in raw, sometimes emotional detail, in the hopes of inspiring others to remain in the fight and never quit. Officer Carrizales focuses on important aspects of survival mindset and discusses her experiences with post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). It is her goal to inspire all law enforcement officers to re-evaluate their own officer safety practices and evoke a NEVER QUIT mentality that is vital to the survival of all officers fighting the war on crime. In addition, she hopes to empower others through her own painful experiences, sharing with them the tools to endure battles both on the job and in their personal lives.

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On a dark Texas night, Police Officer Anna Carrizales made a traffic stop just like she had hundreds of times before. But this one would change her life forever. Listen to the compelling interview with Host Randy Sutton. It is a story of courage, heroism, pain and the long journey back from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. It is a hero's story.

Officer Ann Carrizales has over 13 years of combined Military and Civilian police experience to include undercover gang investigations. She joined the Stafford Police Dept in 2010 and has survived two officer involved shootings, most recently in October 2013 where she was shot in the face and chest during a traffic stop. She is currently with the Meadows Place (TX) Police Department and travels nationally/internationally sharing her story of survival with various police agencies, universities, churches, and other groups. She shares her experience in raw, sometimes emotional detail, in the hopes of inspiring others to remain in the fight and never quit. Officer Carrizales focuses on important aspects of survival mindset and discusses her experiences with post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). It is her goal to inspire all law enforcement officers to re-evaluate their own officer safety practices and evoke a NEVER QUIT mentality that is vital to the survival of all officers fighting the war on crime. In addition, she hopes to empower others through her own painful experiences, sharing with them the tools to endure battles both on the job and in their personal lives.

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We are experiencing an unprecedented rise in police officer deaths due to the escalation of violent behavior toward law enforcement. Police Officers are having to rethink the methods in how they do their job. Training and survival techniques are now more important than ever.

Jim Glennon the owner of Calibre Press, a preeminent Law Enforcement Training Company as well as a retired Police Commander is our guest today. The third generation in a family of law enforcement officers, Jim began his career with the Lombard, IL Police Department in 1980. Holding positions from patrol officer to Lieutenant, he was selected as the first Commander of Investigations for the newly formed DuPage County Major Crimes (Homicide) Task Force in 1998. Lt. Glennon has a BA in Psychology and a Master’s Degree in Police Management. Teaching various courses for both law enforcement and private industry, Jim specializes in three fields: Officer Safety (The Street Survival Seminar), Communication (Arresting Communication & The Warrior’s Edge), and Leadership (Finding the Leader in You).

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Is it democracy in action, or ruthless, disrespectful violence? The post election protests are more like riots - as criminals threaten law enforcement and destroy and deface property and commerce.  Lt. Randy Sutton speaks to America in his "View From The Blue".