TacMobility is a nonprofit organization that focuses on resiliency training for law-enforcement. The training is about controlling the mind and the machine for chronic pain relief and suicide prevention.You can find out more about them by following @tacmobility on social media.Please take five minutes to fill out a stress related survey that’s anonymous. Law enforcement survey linkhttps://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf2exh_CEMQ-2EHs5YN6HRfavD-CnwzaJI_kYAz4jIpqjF7cw/viewform?c=0&flr=0&vc=0&w=1This episode is sponsored by Filthy Pirate Coffee CompanyHTTPS://filthypirate.coffee@filthypiratecoffee

A. Loder was a Tucson PD cop and made the move to Minnesota several years ago. A very well liked person, street cop and SWAT guy who was a big loss for our town but he gained a lot for his family with his decision. He explains why he made the bold move back to his hometown and how he handcuffed himself to a patrol car. Funny story and honest reasoning why he found a better life and jumped on it.

On this episode we chat with local tactical support supervisor Rich, who has many years of experience in policing the streets of Tucson. We discuss keeping yourself healthy while in a police supervisor role. Some key tips, from a guy who is doing it well and who is also a athlete and coach for sports too.

Warning: This one is tough and necessary to talk about. Tragedy and sadness related to mental health and loosing a family member to suicide. Charlie talks about the loss and impact of his brothers death. He has seen his share of tragedy as a person and a cop.

Get Choked Out! Justin walks us through BJJ and how it can help you personnel and professionally. Especially critical for law enforcement right now to get involved and enhance their training programs and their overall fitness, mental health and confidence.

This episode brings the life and death fight of LEO up close and personal. We sit down and chat it up with Kurt Dabb, local police officer who had the fight for his life and still deals with it many years later. Join us and follow along with us on this amazing journey. Police work can be violent and sometimes very up close and personal.

The trauma to our brains that is seen through our eyes as police officers can have devastating effects especially when we have seen too much. Cops are expected to do a job and then somehow just forget what they saw and move on. We chat with Aubrey, one of our brand ambassadors and she also works for a local police department and does peer support for them too.

Police work anxiety and how overwhelming it can be. LEO and their health is where we take this episode. In the first round of this series we dive into the health of our police officers. How do we do a better job keeping the job from consuming them and becoming victim to the silent killer- heart attacks.

Are you Code 4? What is Talking Filthy Police Podcast all about? Its about helping our police officers out with their fitness and health. Mental health for our cops is a huge issue and we need to help them with it now! This episode will just fill in the listener as to who we are and why we are doing this podcast. We will provide guests that have experiences or knowledge where there insight and perspective can hopefully benefit a cop. We will provide some laughs and funny shit when we can to lighten the mood. Explicit Language Warning. Real talk from real people comes with profanity. Sponsored by Filthy Pirate Coffee Tucson AZ