Welcome back to the Leadership in Law Enforcement Podcast.I am excited about this weeks guest, Julie Parker from Julie Parker Communications. Be sure to follow Julie on Linked In and Twitter. She shares a lot of great information for law enforcement professionals on these platforms.  In this episode, Julie and I talk about social media communications as well as communication with the media during a crisis. We have to create our own narrative and that narrative has to be one of honesty and accuracy.  Help me welcome to the show, Julie Parker!https://julieparkercommunications.com/https://twitter.com/JulieParkerCommhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/julieparkercommunications/I want to thank Julie for coming on the show and sharing her knowledge and experience with us.  Again, thank you all for the continued support of the podcast. Please share the show with others who you think may find it useful and visit the show on our website at https://leadershipinlawenforcement.buzzsprout.com/ . And be sure to follow the podcast on our social media sites on Linked In, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.Until next time, stay safe!

This weeks guest is Des Moines, Iowa Police Officer Sean O'Neill. I learned of Sean by searching Linked In for "informal leader". The search did not disappoint. Here are URL's to Sean's Linked In profile, the Des Moines Police Department, Des Moines Area Community College, and Upper Iowa University in the show notes.  https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-o-neill-961016142/https://www.dsm.city/departments/police-division/index.phphttps://www.dmacc.edu/Pages/welcome.aspxhttps://uiu.edu/From the bottom of my heart, thank you all for the continued support of the podcast. Be sure to share the show with others who you think may find it useful. Check out our website at https://leadershipinlawenforcement.buzzsprout.com/And be sure to follow the podcast on our social media sites on Linked In, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Again, thank you all and stay safe!

This weeks guest is Dr. Justin Nix, an Associate Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice at the University of Nebraska Omaha where he coordinates and teaches master's level classes in policing. Justin has completed a wide array of research on policing. Research that focuses on police legitimacy, procedural justice and officer involved shooting.You can access Justin's research, blog and other information on his website: https://jnix.netlify.app/ Again, I want to thank everyone for listening to the show. Please share the show or specific episodes you find interesting with others. All episodes can be found on most podcast apps or on our website at:  https://leadershipinlawenforcement.buzzsprout.com/ Be sure to follow our social media sites on Linked In, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Our guest for the next episode is Des Moines Police Officer Sean O'Neill. Sean is a skilled communicator, an art that is crucial if you are going to be an exceptional police officer and leader. Sean is certainly both. Until next time, stay safe!

This weeks guest is Mike Krapfl. Mike is a Special Agent in Charge in the Major Crimes Unit with the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation. Mike is also one of three founders of the CTK Group. The CTK Group specializes in criminal interview and interrogation training for law enforcement, fire investigators, and correctional personnel. Check out their website here: https://thectkgroup.com/I do want to apologize for the audio quality and other distractions up front. It is not my best work and I'll do better moving forward. Since the last podcast the downloads have piled in. Thank you all! Keep listening and sharing the show with those who might enjoy it and be sure to follow us on our social media. I'll see you all in a few weeks. Stay safe!

Welcome back to the Leadership in Law Enforcement Podcast! Our guest for this episode is Commander Jad Lanigan from the Aurora, Colorado Police Department. I could go on and on about Jad, but I won't. Instead, I'll direct you to his Linked In page where you can research him for yourself. He is a very interesting person with a ton of experience, training and knowledge. The url to his Linked In profile is below. https://www.linkedin.com/in/jad-l-52169933/I want to thank you all for listening to this podcast. The support is overwhelming and I appreciate it more than you know. Continue to share the show with your friends and family. And rate us on whatever podcast platform you listen on. Don't forget to follow the podcast on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Linked In. I wish you all a safe, happy and healthy 2022. HAPPY NEW YEAR and stay safe!

Intro:Welcome to another episode of the Leadership in Law Enforcement Podcast!Today's guest is Police Chief Michael Tupper from the Marshalltown, Iowa Police Department.I want to thank all of you for listening to the podcast. Please share it with your family and friends. Feel free to share the our social media posts as well. Be sure to follow Leadership in Law Enforcement on our social media platforms and rate the show on whatever podcast platform you listen on. We are always looking for great guests to bring on the show, so if you know a police leader you would like to hear on the show, let us know.This will be our last show before the holidays, so I want to wish you all a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!Take care and stay safe!

Today's guest is Captain Michael Lindstrom from the Sandy Springs, Georgia Police Department. Michael is an interesting guy who has had some amazing experiences in his law enforcement career. From helping create a police department in an Atlanta suburb to completing a 6-month fellowship with the Behavioral Analysis Unit with the FBI.Michael is a law enforcement leader with 25 years of experience. Demonstrates a high degree of integrity; possesses a thorough knowledge of police methods and practices; follows a disciplined approach to determine courses of action; exercises command under challenging situations; and has established a rapport with the public to build effective, working relationships.Ladies and gents, the one and only Captain Michael Lindstrom.Be sure to follow Leadership in Law Enforcement Podcast on our social media platforms and rate the show on whatever podcast platform you listen on. If you know any great law enforcement leaders you would like to hear on the show, DM me on my personal or one of the shows social media sites.  As always, stay safe!

Welcome to the Leadership in Law Enforcement Podcast! I am Aaron Fuller and I am the host of the show. Our guest today is the Chesterfield County, Virginia Chief of Police, Jeffrey Katz. I met Jeffrey when he spoke as part of a 3-person panel on the topic of leadership and growing through the ranks. All three panel participants were excellent, but Jeffrey stood out to me for reasons I'll explain in the podcast.  We get into Jeffrey's education and experience in the show, but I do want to give you a short background:Jeffrey is an experienced chief of police with an accomplished history of cultivating problem-solving partnerships and facilitating cultural transformation in a large law enforcement organizations. Skilled and experienced in leadership development training, program assessment, recruitment, selection and retention programming, strategic planning, data-driven performance management, and brand growth / development.I do have one favor to ask from all of you. If you know a police leader or someone who who works closely with law enforcement who would be a great guest for this podcast, please forward me their information. I would appreciate it. Be sure to follow Leadership in Law Enforcement on LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. If you like the podcast, please share the show with others. Until next time, take care and stay safe!  Ladies and gentlemen, Chief Jeffrey Katz!

Today's guest is  Darren Campbell from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Darren has served with the RCMP for 31 years. Darren spent more than 18 years of his career on the west coast of Canada in British Columbia investigating homicides. Darren has held many key leadership roles in the RCMP, including his current role of Officer in Charge of Support Services - Criminal Operations. He is currently lives and works in Nova Scotia.Darren is a graduate of the FBI National Academy and is a frequent lecturer at the NA, FBI Academy, and Canadian Police College on major case management, behavioural sciences, advanced investigative strategies for violent crimes and leadership essentials for law enforcement leaders. Darren has been awarded commendations for his role in several homicide, serial homicide and homicide critical incident investigations. In 2016, the Governor General of Canada added Darren to the Member of the Order of Merit of the Police Forces. Before we get into our conversation with Darren Campbell, I want to remind you to check out Leadership in Law Enforcement Podcast on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn. If you like what you hear, be sure to share with your friends, family and co-workers. Ladies and gentlemen, Darren Campbell.https://leadershipinlawenforcement.buzzsprout.com/

Today's guest is Michael Sugrue. Michael served with the Walnut Creek, California Police Department and retired in 2018. During his time with Walnut Creek, he served as FTO, Narcotics Task Force Agent, PIO, Patrol Sergeant and more. In 2014, Michael was awarded the Walnut Creek Police Department Distinguished Service Medal for his heroic and lifesaving actions during a fatal officer involved shooting in 2012. We discuss this incident in the show.Michael now serves as a Peer Volunteer at the West Coast Post Trauma Retreat and is an Ambassador for Save A Warrior. I'll add URLs to the show notes for anyone who wants to learn more about these programs. https://www.frsn.org/west-coast-post-trauma-retreat.htmlhttps://saveawarrior.org/https://www.linkedin.com/in/sgtmichaelsugrue/Michael is a dedicated advocate for awareness, prevention, education and training on Post Traumatic Stress Injury and First Responder Suicide Prevention. Michael speaks to law enforcement agencies all over the United States. He also does keynote speeches, so if you are putting together a conference, look for him on LinkedIn. His LinkedIn profile is active to say the least.Michael is also working on his first book along with co-author Dr. Shauna "Doc" Springer PhD titled RELENTLESS COURAGE Winning The Battle Against Frontline Trauma.Before we get into our conversation with Michael Sugrue, I want to remind you to check out Leadership in Law Enforcement Podcast on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn. If you like what you hear, be sure to share with your friends, family and co-workers. Ladies and gentlemen, Michael Sugrue.https://leadershipinlawenforcement.buzzsprout.com/

Welcome to Episode 10 of the Leadership in Law Enforcement Podcast. This will be the last episode for Season 1. I plan to take some time off to regroup and find more great law enforcement leaders to share their leadership gold in Season 2. If you have suggestions for future guests, share them with me on one of our many social media sites. Todays guest is Captain Javier Rodriguez from the Philadelphia Police Department. Javier is the kind of cop you want in your neighborhood because he puts the neighborhood first. He shares a lot of his insight into community policing and relations in this show. I hope you enjoy our conversation.Be sure to share the show with others who you think will enjoy it. Check out the podcasts social media sites too. The show can be found most places podcasts can be found. Stay safe!

Welcome to Episode 9 of the Leadership in Law Enforcement Podcast. This weeks guest is Paul Butler. I met Paul when he spoke at the Iowa Police Chiefs Association Conference this Spring. Paul is a 27-year veteran of law enforcement and now is a motivational speaker. During his police career, Paul served as a Police Chief of Aynor, SC and Deputy Chief of Aynor County Sheriffs Office. Click on the link below to check out his website. If you are planning a conference, consider Paul. He will motivate and excite your attendees to go back to their respective departments and agencies to lead with conviction.https://www.paul-butler.comNext weeks guest is Captain Javier Rodriguez from the Philadelphia Police Department. It is sure to be another great show. Be sure to check out the podcast at https://leadershipinlawenforcement.buzzsprout.com as well as on Facebook, Instagram, Linked In, and Twitter. You can listen to the show on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, Spotify, Stitcher, Podcast Addict, and now on Audible. If you like the show, do me a favor and share it with others. I am thrilled with the response the podcast has received so far. Let's keep the momentum going!Stay safe!

Welcome to another Episode 8 of the Leadership in Law Enforcement Podcast. Today's guest is LeRoy Forsman, retired Chief of Police from  the Nampa, ID Police Department. Currently LeRoy is an Instructor for the College of Western Idaho. LeRoy is the author of Live Like a Leader 24/7, He and his wife Becki co-created a course for officers and their significant others called Career Survival, Successful Police Relationships and he is heavily involved in Santa America. A word of caution here. If you are prone to shed a tear or two at heart-felt stories, have a tissue or two ready for the episode. https://www.amazon.com/Live-Leader-LeRoy-Forsman-2013-05-04/dp/B01FKTF6F4https://www.santaamerica.org/Share the podcast with others you think may enjoy it. Check us out at our website, https://leadershipinlawenforcement.buzzsprout.com/ , on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Linked In. The show can be found on Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Stitcher, Podcast Addict as well as other platforms. Stay safe!

Welcome to Episode 7 of the Leadership in Law Enforcement Podcast. Today's guest is Maureen McGough, Chief of Staff for the Policing Project at NYU Law. In this podcast, Maureen and I talk about transparency and accountability in policing, evidence-based policing, and diversifying policing. This conversation was a lot of fun. Maureen is full of energy and has a real passion for leading valuable change in law enforcement. Share the podcast with others you think may enjoy it. Check us out at our website, https://leadershipinlawenforcement.buzzsprout.com/ , on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Linked In. The show can be found on Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Stitcher, Podcast Addict as well as other platforms. Stay safe!

Welcome back to episode 6 of the Leadership in Law Enforcement Podcast. This week's guest is Trace Basterrechea, Chief of Police of the Meridian, ID Police Department. Tracy and I talk about getting into law enforcement in today's climate, use of force, leadership successes and failures, as well as favorite leadership resources. This episode is leadership gold!If you enjoy this podcast, please share it with friends and family. We can be found through our website, https://leadershipinlawenforcement.buzzsprout.com/ as well as through Spotify, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Podcast Addict, almost anywhere podcasts can be found. Also, be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Linked In. Share our episodes on social media to spread the word about the show. It would be much appreciated. Next week's guest is Maureen McGough, Chief of Staff for the Policing Project at NYU Law. Maureen is an amazing person who is doing amazing work. I hope you'll join us for this episode. Stay safe!

Thank you for listening to another episode of the Leadership in Law Enforcement Podcast!  I am very excited to share with you my conversation with Detective Chief Superintendent Ian Hunter of the Thames Valley (UK) Police. Ian in our first international guest and he does not disappoint. In this podcast, Ian and I talk about the differences and similarities in policing between the U.S. and UK. We talk about leadership styles, specifically transactional and transformational leadership. "Hands on, fingers out" maybe one of the best explanations for leadership I have heard in a long time. We talk about Ian leading terrorism and counter-corruption investigations as well as conducting investigations in other countries. I like to think I am well versed with law enforcement in the U.S., but my ignorance definitely shows when it comes to policing in other countries.    If you enjoy this podcast, please share with your family and friends. Podcast information can be found on our website, https://leadershipinlawenforcement.buzzsprout.com/ , as well as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Linked In. The podcast can be downloaded from most podcast platforms, such as Spotify, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Podcast Addict, and more.  Next week’s guest in Chief of Police Tracy Basterrechea of the Meridian, ID Police Department. Tracy shares a lot of great and interesting leadership knowledge with us, so be sure to listen. Stay safe!

Welcome back to the Leadership in Law Enforcement Podcast. Today's guest is Captain Jory Jacobs from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. In this show, we talk about her competitive spirit, her current and previous leadership positions, women in law enforcement, bringing others up with us, and life after law enforcement. If you haven't already subscribed to the podcast make sure you do. We can be found on almost every podcast platform or on our website at https://leadershipinlawenforcement.buzzsprout.com/ Be sure to share the show with others who may find the content intriguing and useful. If you are already subscribed and sharing with friends and family, thank you!Next weeks show features our first international guest, Detective Chief Superintendent Ian Hunter from the Thames Valley Police in the United Kingdom. We have several other great guests lined up for future episodes as well.I hope you all have a great week and as always, stay safe!

Welcome to episode 3 of the Leadership in Law Enforcement Podcast! This weeks guest is Chief of Police Ken Clary from the Bellevue, NE Police Department. In this show, Ken and I talk about imposter syndrome, the 30X30 Initiative, and how being a good follower makes you a better leader. Make sure you are subscribed to the podcast so you don't miss episodes as they are released and share with family and friends who you think will enjoy the content in this show. You can subscribe to the podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Podcast Addict, and more. Next weeks guest is Captain Jory Jacobs from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office. Stay safe!

Welcome to another episode of the Leadership in Law Enforcement Podcast. Today's guest is Lt. Joseph Gamache with the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport Police & Fire. Lt. Gamache and I focus on his passion and leadership for eradicating human trafficking from Alaska. Be sure to share this podcast with others who you think will enjoy it and don't forget to click the subscribe button so you don't miss new episodes as they are released. Future episodes include Chief of Police Ken Clary of the Bellevue, NE Police Department, Captain Jorie Jacobs with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, and Detective Chief Superintendent Ian Hunter with the Thames Valley UK Police. Stay safe out there!

In this very first episode of the Leadership in Law Enforcement Podcast, I sit down with Chief Rob Burdess to talk about mentorship, leading change, working with the NAACP and more. Chief Burdess is working diligently to make his community, department and law enforcement in Iowa as a whole better everyday.If you like this episode, be sure to share it with others and subscribe so you get future episodes as they are released.As always, stay safe out there.