Uniformed Reality

Wait, he writes best-selling fictional novels? But he looks so high-speed and tactical! How does he slow down enough, and more importantly, why?

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We only meant to sit down to record a new intro. One thing led to another, and this episode from the perspective of a civilian in the police force was spawned.

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There’s a reality no officer will experience. Stephanie Norris courageously speaks about such a reality - the reality of her father, Detective Paul Hale, who was shot and killed in the line of duty in 1997.

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Many times, police are called when someone is having a rough day. Officer Tom Hildebrand discusses one of the ways the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department helps its own officers when they are having a rough day.

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Interested in a top executive position? Curious what it may be like to lead during a crisis? Chief of Police Johnny Jennings knows a thing or two about it, and he sat down to share some valuable insight, experience and expertise into the matter.

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Every profession faces change, and law enforcement is no exception. Sergeant Brian Scharf has investigated violent crime for more than two decades and provides a behind-the-scenes look of what has changed and what has not.

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Officer Wayne Embrey knows a thing or two about fitness and has spent more than a decade putting recruits into the best physical conditions of their lives. He sat down to share some fitness tips – but you’ve probably not heard some of these at the gym.

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Officer Charles Gunter is not only a military Veteran, he’s also a 29-year veteran of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department. Both careers have taught him the effectiveness of force multipliers, and he sat down to share the one he’s found to be the most powerful.

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Sergeant Donnie Penix might as well be on the front cover of a police magazine. He spent 15 years on SWAT, apprehended violent criminals while in VCAT and currently spends his day as a supervisor over a Police Canine Unit. He sat down to get past that front cover and dive into a topic you’d probably least expect.

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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department’s Chief Kerr Putney sits down with community activist Kass Ottley and Greg Jackson, Founder/Executive Director of Heal Charlotte, to talk about the situation unfolding in Minneapolis.