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The 'Warrior Spirit' is crucial to survival in law enforcement and the focus on Police Radio today. Dave Smith is one of most notable Law Enforcement Trainers in the United States. He served with the Arizona Highway Patrol for years and was a pioneer in combining an entertainment component into his training methods by inventing a fictional Police Officer named  J.D. “Buck” Savage, whose obnoxious personality brought serious issues to life through humor. His training in Street Survival has impacted tens of thousands of Law Enforcement Officers all over the United States.

Dave “JD Buck Savage” Smith has been a law enforcement icon for nearly four decades. In 1998, Dave and his wife, police trainer and prolific author Betsy Brantner Smith, combined forces to create Dave Smith and Associates and “Winning Mind Seminars.” Together the Smith’s provide law enforcement training and consulting services that are unique, proven, and constantly updated.

Links for discussion from the show:

The Badge Of Life: Psychological Survival For Police Officers

Safe Call Now: Saving the lives of those who protect us

JD Buck Savage: Honor our fallen and tell their stories

Lieutenant Randy Sutton in his “View From the Blue” tackles one of the toughest issues in Law Enforcement. Police Suicides. His hard hitting discussion brings the subject out of the shadows.

This week on POLICE RADIO, The Voice of American Law Enforcement, Lieutenant Randy Sutton has a powerful interview on "The Blue March On Washington D.C." with Kelly Wince, a police wife and the founder of UNITED FOR BLUE, a grass roots organization out to change the perceptions of police. United for Blue is a non-profit organization, dedicated to increasing Support for All Law Enforcement Officers, by uniting them with the communities they serve through education, outreach programs and events. You can connect with them on Facebook.

On December 20, 2014, when the two New York Officers, Officer Wenjian Liu and Officer Rafael Ramos, were shot and killed, Kelly Wince and Bobbie Padgett decided they had enough of the disrespect towards our law enforcement and began to organize their first rally in Washington, DC. United for Blue began with their first rally on January 17, 2015. Over 1000 people were in attendance and guest speakers that included Craig Floyd, CEO NLEOMF, Terrance Gainer, 38th Sergeant at Arms and several survivors. The rally began at the National Law Enforcement Officer’s Memorial and they marched to the West Terrace of the Capitol. After United for Blue’s first rally, it was decided they needed to do more, holding additional rallies in Annapolis, Maryland and Richmond Virginia.

In addition Randy gives his VIEW FROM THE BLUE about the Cities, States and Federal wholesale release of inmates back onto the streets of our country. This weeks segment of POLICE STORY has host Randy Sutton reading a dramatic story from his book "A Cop's Life: True Stories from the Heart Behind the Badge".

This week on POLICE RADIO, The Voice of American Law Enforcement, Lieutenant Randy Sutton has a powerful interview on "The Blue March On Washington D.C." with Kelly Wince, a police wife and the founder of UNITED FOR BLUE, a grass roots organization out to change the perceptions of police. United for Blue is a non-profit organization, dedicated to increasing Support for All Law Enforcement Officers, by uniting them with the communities they serve through education, outreach programs and events. You can connect with them on Facebook.

On December 20, 2014, when the two New York Officers, Officer Wenjian Liu and Officer Rafael Ramos, were shot and killed, Kelly Wince and Bobbie Padgett decided they had enough of the disrespect towards our law enforcement and began to organize their first rally in Washington, DC. United for Blue began with their first rally on January 17, 2015. Over 1000 people were in attendance and guest speakers that included Craig Floyd, CEO NLEOMF, Terrance Gainer, 38th Sergeant at Arms and several survivors. The rally began at the National Law Enforcement Officer’s Memorial and they marched to the West Terrace of the Capitol. After United for Blue’s first rally, it was decided they needed to do more, holding additional rallies in Annapolis, Maryland and Richmond Virginia.

In addition Randy gives his VIEW FROM THE BLUE about the Cities, States and Federal wholesale release of inmates back onto the streets of our country. This weeks segment of POLICE STORY has host Randy Sutton reading a dramatic story from his book "A Cop's Life: True Stories from the Heart Behind the Badge".

Bill O'Reilly Talks About His Legacy on Police Radio - Bill O'Reilly speaks candidly with Host Randy Sutton about life, legacy and his personal heroes. Bill, one of the most respected news personalities in America is the host of of his show on Fox News but began his career as a teacher. He describes the importance personal heroes had on his own life.

O'Reilly is best known as the host of the cable news program The O'Reilly Factor, which began airing on FOX News in 2001. ... Born in New York City in 1949, Bill O'Reilly is a talk-show host and journalist who began his television career in local news outlets around the country.

Bill O'Reilly Talks About His Legacy on Police Radio - Bill O'Reilly speaks candidly with Host Randy Sutton about life, legacy and his personal heroes. Bill, one of the most respected news personalities in America is the host of of his show on Fox News but began his career as a teacher. He describes the importance personal heroes had on his own life.

O'Reilly is best known as the host of the cable news program The O'Reilly Factor, which began airing on FOX News in 2001. ... Born in New York City in 1949, Bill O'Reilly is a talk-show host and journalist who began his television career in local news outlets around the country.

Police Radio: the Voice of American Law Enforcement presents an inspiring interview with a true American Hero.

Frank Shankwitz, the creator of the "MAKE-A-WISH" Foundation. His candid story of how, as an Arizona Highway Patrol Trooper, he was struck by a Drunk Driver and died, only to be miraculously be brought back to life by a passing motorist which led him on a journey of self discovery will touch you. How that journey lead to his creation of the "Make-A-Wish Foundation" is both uplifting and touching. Visit him at Wishman1.com and watch for his new book, the soon to be released "WISHMAN".

Police Radio: the Voice of American Law Enforcement presents an inspiring interview with a true American Hero.

Frank Shankwitz, the creator of the "MAKE-A-WISH" Foundation. His candid story of how, as an Arizona Highway Patrol Trooper, he was struck by a Drunk Driver and died, only to be miraculously be brought back to life by a passing motorist which led him on a journey of self discovery will touch you. How that journey lead to his creation of the "Make-A-Wish Foundation" is both uplifting and touching. Visit him at Wishman1.com and watch for his new book, the soon to be released "WISHMAN".