On www.VetsAndBadges.com Criminologist Dr. Debbie Goodman provides an in-depth analysis of the Apalachee High School shooting, focusing on the 14-year-old student Colt Gray. Dr. Goodman reviews the known facts of the case and offers a detailed breakdown of Gray's profile as a school shooter. She explores the psychological and behavioral patterns common among school shooters and draws parallels between Gray's actions and other mass-casualty shootings across the USA.

In memory of 9/11, on www.VetsAndBadges.com: NYPD retired Lt. Richard Mack reflects on his experiences of September 11, 2001. Lt. Mack describes conditions at "ground zero" and the Staten Island Landfill during search and recovery efforts.

In memory of 9/11, on www.VetsAndBadges.com: NYPD retired Lt. Richard Mack reflects on his experiences following the attack on the World Trade Center (Twin Towers) on September 11, 2001. Lt. Mack describes conditions at "ground zero" and the Staten Island Landfill during search, rescue, and recovery efforts.

On www.VetsAndBadges.com the arrest of the Georgia school shooting offender's parent raises the question of parental accountability and new norm of holding them accountable to the actions of the most violent among us. What roll do you think this play in future assaults on our civilian population by school aged kids?

On www.VetsAndBadges.com podcast police veterans Robert Asencio and David Magnusson review known facts of the Apalachee High School shooting, offender, and the new norm of behavior by students and subsequent arrest of the shooter’s father in response to this mass-casualty attack.

On www.VetsAndBadges.com Podcast: Without fear there can be no bravery - Lt. Adam Hattersley (Ret), Gulf War US Navy veteran details his warrior mindset to overcoming overwhelming fear in war and life.

The recipient of a Bronze Star for Valor in Iraq, Lt. Hattersley recalls how the feeling of invincibility quickly fades in the line of duty while under fire by the enemy of combat. During his tour of duty, Lt. Hattersley survived the completion of leading countless missions in hostile enemy territory that included heroic actions of saving lives of soldiers and civilians, being the victim of 3 IED roadside bombings, repeated deadly mortal attacks and routine firefights intended to kill fellow American and Allied forces. A foundation reinforced by a lifelong mindset that aided in coming back from a crippling sports injuries and numerous challenges of life.

"Without fear there can be no bravery" - Lt. Adam Hattersley (Ret), Gulf War US Navy veteran details his warrior mindset in overcoming extreme fear during combat. The recipient of a Bronze Star for Valor in Iraq, Lt. Hattersley recalls how the feeling of invincibility quickly fades in the line of duty under fire by the enemy. During his tour of duty (multiple) Lt. Hattersley survived the completion of leading countless missions in hostile enemy territory that included heroic actions of saving lives of soldiers and civilians, being the victim of 3 IED roadside bombings, repeated deadly mortal attacks and routine firefights intended to kill fellow American and Allied forces.

Onwww.VetsAndBadges.com Podcast On VetsAndBadges.com Podcast Reverend Dr. Karen Reed, Grief Specialist, describes grief and its impact - causes by losses in everyday life, we all face. Dr. Reed provides insight in a way that most have not heard before. But once you watch this episode, you will not forget the many variations of grief and how it affects all of us.

David Magnusson is a retired Police Chief and Military Historian.

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On www.VetsAndBadges.com! Podcast Reverend Dr. Karen Reed, Grief Specialist, describes grief and its impact - causes by losses in everyday life, we all face. Dr. Reed provides insight in a way that most have not heard before. But once you watch this episode, you will not forget the many variations of grief and how it affects all of us.

On www.VetsAndBadges.com podcast St. Thomas University Criminology Professor and TV Criminal Analyst Dr. Debbie Goodman provides an insightful view of the historical and contemporary motivations behind political violence, tracing the lineage from John Wilkes Booth to recent events involving Thomas Crooks.