Special guest Bob Combs (former patrolman and later Detective with Palm Bay PD) joins Royce again in the studio at the American Police Hall of Fame in Titusville, Florida to talk about why some police officers make wrong decisions during critical incidents.
Bob's commentary is frank and honest and exposes the unintended shortcomings of police training.

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Royce continues and concludes this two-part series regarding the humanity of police officers and the struggles they deal with on a daily basis.

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Royce refers to an article written by Matt Funicello titled "Humanizing the Badge: Cops are Humans Too", which dovetails with the mission of the Voice of the Blue podcast. Tune in and share.

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Royce answers some of his critics regarding his defense of the law enforcement profession and uses current incidents to exemplify his points. 

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In this episode, Royce flies solo and speaks from his heart about the devastation of the police profession he sees in America today.

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It was Royce's privilege to interview John Gamerl, a former Marine whose career included serving as a Florida Highway Patrol officer, City of Melbourne cop and lastly Melbourne Airport Police officer.

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Joel Hodges, presently regional manager for Glock, Inc., served with the Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida, serving with a man who would one day becomes Sheriff of Brevard County, Wayne Ivey.

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Raul Rivas served in the armed forces prior to his entering the law enforcement profession.  A dedicated man, he progressed in his field and eventually became a member of the Orlando Police Department SWAT team. Little could he have known that one of his most defining missions would be to enter the Pulse nightclub with his fellow team mates and neutralize the murderous threat there.
Raul joins Royce in the Voice of the Blue studio to recount that horrific scene as only one who had been there could do.

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Kevin Fain served with the Melbourne Police Department for 27 years, and has some powerful perspectives on race and law enforcement. Don't miss this one!

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Andre Dall'au (Dah-low), freelance writer for Athon Outdoors publications and many others (including Glock Magazine) has been imbedded many times with various law enforcement agencies across America and he brings his unique perspective and anecdotal stories to Voice of the Blue.

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