The CopDoc Podcast: Aiming for Excellence in Leadership
The CopDoc Podcast explores police leadership and innovation, aiming for excellence in law enforcement services globally. Host Dr. Steve Morreale, a retired law enforcement practitioner and academic, interviews thought leaders in policing, academia, and community organizations. The podcast focuses on improving police services and community relationships through insightful discussions.
Episodes
Terry Dwyer, J.D. Professor - Western CT State University, NYSP (Retired)
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 10 - Episode 174Guest: Terry Dwyer, J.D. – Professor, Author, & PlaywrightIn this episode, Dr. Steve Morreale sits down with Terry Dwyer, J.D., a professor at Western Connecticut State University and a retired New York State Police investigator. Terry shares insights from his diverse career stretching across the Navy Reserves, corrections, the court system, state po
Dr. Robin Engel, Ohio State University
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 10 - Episode 174Unlock the secret to transforming police leadership from the front lines. Dr. Robin Engel shares how dedicated research and real-world experience are reshaping police training and community trust—yet the journey is anything but easy.In this powerful conversation, Robin reveals how her personal history fuels her relentless drive to improve policing—highli
Ryan Johansen, Apex, NC Police
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 10 - Episode 173Guest: Chief Ryan Johansen, Apex Police Department, Apex, North CarolinaMost police chiefs walk into a new department and tell people their vision. Ryan Johansen asked questions and took notes for 90 minutes with every single one of his 200 employees. One-on-one. No agenda. Just listening.EPISODE DESCRIPTIONChief Ryan Johansen of the Apex Police Departm
Leading Through Disruption: Christian Quinn on AI and Police Leadership
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 10 - Episode 171In this episode of The CopDoc Podcast, Dr. Steve Morreale sits down with Christian Quinn, retired Fairfax County Police executive and founder of Fulcrum Innovations.Christian traces his path from Massachusetts summer police officer to one of the technology leaders in one of the nation's largest county police departments. The conversation then dives
Chief Tom Wetzel - University Circle, OH Police
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 10 - Episode 170EPISODE SUMMARYWhat happens when a police chief walks into his first department meeting and tells the staff, "I'm here to serve you — not the other way around"? For Chief Tom Wetzel of the University Circle Police Department in Cleveland, Ohio, that statement was not a slogan. It was a commitment he has carried through three decades of pol
Dr. Heather Glogolich, Captain, NJ Instititue of Technology Police
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 9 - Episode 169EPISODE SUMMARY:Steve Morreale sits down with Captain Dr. Heather Glogolich of the NJIT Police Department in Newark, New Jersey, for a candid, deeply personal, and professionally rich conversation about what it means to lead in policing today. Heather brings more than 22 years of law enforcement experience, an EdD focusing on domestic violence and higher
From Dirt Road to Doctorate: Leadership Lessons from Chief Lance Arnold, Broken Arrow Police, OK
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 9 - Episode 168What does it take to go from a dirt road in Northeast Texas to leading one of the most progressive police departments in the country?In this episode of The CopDoc Podcast, Dr. Steve Morreale sits down with Dr. Lance Arnold, Chief of Police in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Lance calls his journey "dirt road to doctorate," and that phrase captures somet
"Standing in the Gap: Gina Hawkins on Culture, Women in Policing, and What Standards Really Mean"
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 9 - Episode 167What does it take to walk into four different agencies, each with its own culture and expectations, and lead effectively in all of them? Gina Hawkins has done exactly that — from the Atlanta Police Department where she came of age as a young officer, to Sandy Springs, Clayton County, Fayetteville, North Carolina, and now Cobb County's Sheriff's
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Season 9 - Episode 166 - The CopDoc PodcastHey there! Send us a message. Who else should we be talking to? What topics are important? Use FanMail to connect! Let us know!Contact us: copdoc.podcast@gmail.com Website: www.copdocpodcast.comIf you'd like to arrange for facilitated training, or consulting, or talk about steps you might take to improve your leadership and help in your quest for
Chief Jeremy Story: Building Leaders, Telling Stories, and Changing Policing in Las Cruces, New Mexico
Season 9 - Episode 166 - The CopDoc PodcastWhat does it take to lead a police department through tragedy, transformation, and tremendous change? Chief Jeremy Story of the Las Cruces Police Department in New Mexico knows firsthand.A Marine Corps veteran who served in Iraq, Jeremy joined policing in 2007 after choosing family over a military career. He rose through the ranks touching nearly every di
Chief Kathy Lester, Sacramento Police
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 9 - Episode 165There's a consistent problem in American law enforcement that rarely makes headlines but shapes everything: what we do with people when they get promoted to lieutenant. Traditionally, they get a rank, a schedule, sometimes a handshake, and they're told to run the night shift. Nobody teaches them they've fundamentally changed jobs. They stil
Joanne Sweeney on AI - Host of AI6 Podcast
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 9 - Episode 164AI Advocate: Joanne Sweeney on Leadership in the Age of Artificial IntelligenceThis week on The CopDoc Podcast, we're back with Joanne Sweeney from Galway, Ireland, reconnecting for our second conversation about one of the most transformative forces in modern organizations: artificial intelligence. She is the host of AI6 Podcast. About AI in six min
Dallas Police - Daniel Comeaux -Empower, Inspire, Motivate: A Chief’s Blueprint For Modern Policing
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 9 - Episode 163What happens when a former DEA executive takes the helm of a major city police department with a promise to be the most proactive force in America? We invited Dallas Police Chief Danny Comeaux to walk us through his playbook—why leadership starts with empower, inspire, motivate, how quick wins build trust, and why showing up unannounced at stations can ch
Jim Burch -From DOJ Halls to NPI: Building Evidence-Based, Human-Centered Policing
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 9 - Episode 162Policing changes fastest when leaders listen first and translate ideas into real work. That’s the throughline in our conversation with Jim Burch, president of the National Policing Institute, who shares a candid view of how a small team amplifies big impact: distilling research into actionable guidance, helping agencies adapt—not copy—what works elsewhere
Why Police Leaders Must Borrow and Share Good Ideas-Jason Sieczkowski, Asst. Chief Chandler, AZ Police
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 9 - Episode 161In an interesting conversation from Chandler, Arizona, Assistant Chief Jason Sieczkowski reveals the innovative leadership approaches transforming his department into what he calls "the Silicon Valley of the desert." As an IACP 40 Under 40 honoree who's spent his entire 19-year career with Chandler PD, Jason shares the philosophy that'
From Fine Arts to Tucson Police Chief: Chad Kasmar's Journey
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 8 - Episode 160What happens when you combine a fine arts degree with police leadership? Chief Chad Kasmar of the Tucson Police Department demonstrates how creative thinking transforms modern policing challenges into opportunities for innovation.Kasmer's journey from beach bum to nationally recognized police leader reveals the unexpected value of diverse perspective
Dr. David Weisburd - Police Need Cookbooks, Not Just Theory - George Mason University
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 9 - Episode 160What if police departments made decisions based on solid evidence rather than gut feelings? Dr. David Weisburd, a dual faculty member at George Mason University and Hebrew University of Jerusalem, has spent decades proving that scientific approaches can revolutionize policing.From his unexpected start evaluating one of America's first community polic
Bruce O'Brien - From New Zealand to London: Policing Without Borders
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 8 - Episode 159When criminal networks operate across continents, police must work beyond borders. In this compelling conversation with Assistant Commissioner Bruce O'Brien, we explore the critical world of international police collaboration from the perspective of someone building these vital connections daily.As New Zealand Police's Senior Liaison Officer in
From Italy to US: Police Commander's Journey - Diego Zannella - Lake Forest Park, WA Police
The CopDoc Podcast- Season 8 - Episode 158 Ever wonder what American policing looks like through the eyes of someone trained in European military special forces? Commander Diego Zanella offers that rare perspective, having journeyed from Italian paratrooper to American police commander. His story isn't just about cultural transitions—it reveals universal leadership truths that transcend borde
Erik Smith - Colonel, Kansas Highway Patrol - Be Hard on Problems, Soft on People
Season 8 - The CopDoc Podcast - Episode 157Colonel Eric Smith's journey from Boeing sheet metal mechanic to leading the Kansas Highway Patrol reveals what transformative police leadership looks like in action. After a chance encounter with a sergeant led him to volunteer as a dispatcher, Smith found his calling in law enforcement, spending nine years with the Sedgwick County Sheriff's Of
From Boston to LA: Jim McDonnell - One Chief's Journey Through Three Departments
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 8 - Episode 156 Chief Jim McDonald's journey in law enforcement reads like a masterclass in adaptive leadership. From his bold decision to leave Boston for Los Angeles with just $400 and two suitcases to his current role leading one of America's largest police departments, McDonald exemplifies how stepping beyond comfort zones catalyzes professional growth.The
Dr. Mike Marquardt: The Power of Questions: How Great Leaders Ask Instead of Tell
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 8 - Episode 155 What if the most powerful leadership tool isn't having all the answers, but asking the right questions? Dr. Michael Marquardt, after studying leaders across 50 countries for over five decades, discovered a surprising pattern—the greatest leaders in every field share one fundamental skill: they ask exceptional questions.In this thought-provoking conv
Jonathan Ziders - Assistant Chief: Rising Through the Ranks Changes Everything You Thought You Knew
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 8 - Episode 154 Leadership doesn't happen in a vacuum – especially in policing, where decisions impact both officers and communities. In this revealing conversation, Assistant Chief Jonathan Ziders takes us on his remarkable journey from reluctant recruit to departmental leader."I never wanted to be a cop," Ziders candidly shares at the start of our discu
Chief John Fisher - The Art of Police Leadership: Coaching Through Crisis and Change
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 8 - Episode 153What happens when a basketball coach becomes a police chief? Chief John Fisher of the Bedford, Massachusetts, Police Department brings a refreshingly human perspective to law enforcement leadership, replacing command-and-control with connection and coaching.Fisher's journey from U.S. Coast Guard service through the ranks of Nashua, NH Police Departme
Jason Potts - Police Leadership Through Evidence and Change - LV Department of Public Safety
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 8 - Episode 151In a great conversation on The CopDoc Podcast, Steve Morreale engages with Jason Potts, Director of the Department of Public Safety in Las Vegas, Nevada, exploring the intersection of modern police leadership and evidence-based approaches to public safety. Potts, who also serves as president of the American Society of Evidence-Based Policing, offers valua
Mike Abrashoff -Leadership Beyond Command: Transforming Teams Through Trust
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 8 - Episode 152What happens when a Naval Captain witnesses his crew cheering as his predecessor leaves? For Mike Abershoff, it sparked a leadership revolution that transformed USS Benfold from one of the worst ships in the Pacific Fleet to the best in the entire US Navy – all in just 15 months."The days of top-down command and control, my way or the highway leaders
Jim Bueermann: Rethinking Police Work in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
The CopDoc Podcast - Episode 150Artificial intelligence isn't just coming to policing—it's already here, transforming everything from report writing to emergency response. In this forward-looking conversation, Jim Bierman, former Chief of Redlands, California and current president of the Future Policing Institute, delivers a wake-up call for law enforcement leaders about AI's revolu
SAC Jim Ferguson - Teamwork, Technology, and Violent Crime: How ATF Keeps America Safer
The CopDoc Podcast - Episode 150What does it take to lead one of America's premier federal law enforcement agencies? Jim Ferguson, Special Agent in Charge of ATF's Boston Field Division, takes listeners inside the world of federal firearms investigations, leadership challenges, and the evolution of crime-fighting technology in this compelling conversation.Ferguson's unexpected journ
From Chief Constable to Academic Visionary - Peter Neyroud - Cambridge University - Session 2
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 7 - Episode 148 This is the second of a two-part interview with Dr. Peter Neyroud What if modern policing could achieve a global impact through strategic leadership and trust? Join us on the Cop Talk Podcast as we welcome Dr. Peter Neyroud, a former chief constable turned esteemed academic at Cambridge University, to share his journey and insights. With Dr. Neyroud, we
Dr. Tanya Meisenholder's Path to Reforming Police Culture
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 7- Episode 147Dr. Tanya Meisenholder's journey from Baton Rouge to New York City's bustling streets offers a profound perspective on policing. Her experiences, ranging from a crime analyst role and working with ATF, have fueled her passion for reforming law enforcement. In our latest episode, uncover how her transition to the NYPD and current involvement in NY
Leadership and Reform: A Journey Through British Policing with Dr. Peter Neyroud
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 7 - Episode 146Join us for an engaging conversation with Dr. Peter Neyroud, former Chief Constable and current professor at Cambridge University, as he recounts his fascinating journey from a history major at Oxford to a trailblazer in British policing. We discuss how a chance meeting led him into the police service in 1980 and explore his pivotal contributions, from pi
From the Bronx to the Battlefield: Leadership Lessons with MG (ret) Dr. John Hussey - U.S. Army Military Police Corps
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 7 - Episode 145Mentors count! Listen as we sit down with Dr. John Hussey, a retired Major General and author, who takes us on an incredible journey from a lively Bronx Irish neighborhood to a distinguished military career. Dr. Hussey shares how crucial mentorship was in steering him away from potential pitfalls during his mischievous youth and guiding him toward unexpec
Optimizing Police Operations: Expert Insights with Dr. Jim McCabe
Season 7 - The CopDoc Podcast - Episode 144Dr. Jim McCabe, a seasoned expert in police management and assessment, takes us on an in-depth exploration of optimizing police operations. From his foundational experiences with the NYPD to his academic journey at St. John's University, Jim provides insights from years of applying data-driven strategies to enhance police performance. Learn how the 2
Encore Episode: Dr. Shon Barnes, Chief - Seattle Police, former Madison, WI Police
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 7 - Episode 143This episode originally aired in October 2022 (ep. 89) Shon has been the COP in Madison, WI since 2021. He was inducted into the Center for Evidence-based Policing Hall of Fame! Prepare to be inspired by the journey of Chief Sean Barnes as he shares his unique path from serving in the US Marine Corps to leading the Madison, Wisconsin Police Department.
Lester Baker, FPD -Strategies for Progressive Policing and Community Trust
Season 7 - The CopDoc Podcast - Episode 142What does it take to lead a police department in a city as unique as Framingham, Massachusetts? Join us for an insightful conversation with Chief Lester Baker as he shares his journey from hoping to get to the NFL to Chief of Police. Discover how Framingham's distinct demographic, including a large Brazilian community and significant drug trafficking
Mike Kroll, HSI - Exploring Compassionate Leadership in Law Enforcement
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 7 - Episode 141 Ever wondered how a business student becomes a leader in federal law enforcement? Join us as we uncover the career journey of Mike Krol, the special agent in charge of Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) in Boston. From a family rich in law enforcement and military service history to navigating the rigorous transition from the private sector to feder
Chief Jason Armstrong's Vision for Modern Law Enforcement
The CopDoc Podcast Season 6 - Episode 140 Join us on a journey as we chat with Chief Jason Armstrong from the Apex Police Department in North Carolina, a leader who has been reshaping the face of law enforcement. Jason's path began after college with a financial reimbursement program from the Department of Justice's Police Corps program. This drew him away from dreams of the DEA or FBI
Chris Noble on Transforming Police Culture
Season 6 - Episode 139Chief Constable Chris Noble takes center stage as we explore his remarkable career in policing, starting from his unique upbringing in Northern Ireland during the '70s and '80s. With his father juggling roles as both a bank manager and a part-time reserve officer for the RUC, Chris was surrounded by the complexities of law enforcement from an early age. In our conve
Collaborative Strategies for Modern Policing - Dr. Brenda Bond -Fortier
Season 6 - Episode 138Ever wondered how academic research can transform real-world policing? Join me as I reconnect with Brenda Bond-Fortier, a professor at Suffolk University in Boston, who shares her journey from the Lowell Police Department to academia. Brenda's passion for bridging the gap between research and practice shines through as she recounts her career under Ed Davis, her innovati
From Badge to Business: Colin Whittington's Guide to Post-Law Enforcement Success
Season 6 - Episode 137 Unlock the secrets to post-law enforcement career success with our special guest, Colin Whittington, a former sergeant turned tech entrepreneur and bestselling author. Colin's journey from the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office to the private sector is inspiring. He shares intimate stories of his time in law enforcement, his rapid ascent to sergeant, and his crucial r
Chief Ryan Zuidema on Leadership, Community Engagement, and Innovation
Season 6 - Episode 136Ever wondered how the integration of professional staff into traditional policing roles can revolutionize law enforcement? Join us as we chat about the journey of Chief Ryan Zuidema, from his beginnings in Buffalo, New York, to his impactful 28-year career with the Lynchburg Police Department. You'll gain insight into his efforts, including the founding of the Leadershi
Leading With Trust: Insights from Deputy Chief Ben Murphy
Season 6 - Episode 135Ever wondered what it takes to lead a police department effectively while fostering community trust and engagement? Join us as we sit down with Ben Murphy, the Deputy Chief of East Windsor Police Department,in Connecticut. Dive into his journey from New Britain Police Department to his current leadership role. A third-generation police officer, Ben shares how his family&apos
Encore Presentation - Dr. Stephanie Conn, Police Psychologist
Season 6 - Episode 134 The CopDoc Podcast Summary: Increasing Resilience in First RespondersGuest: Dr. Stephanie Conn, police psychologist and former police officerKey Topics:Dr. Conn's Journey: The daughter of a police officer, Dr. Conn's personal experiences as a dispatcher and police officer, including the tragic deaths of two colleagues, led her to pursue a career in psychology to be
Protecting Seniors: Combating Elder Financial Abuse with Retired FBI Agent John Schwartz
Season 6 - Episode 133You may be enlightened as we welcome John Schwartz, a retired FBI agent and the visionary founder of the Center for Combating Elder Financial Abuse, to our latest episode from The CopDoc Podcast. John's journey from West Point to the U.S. Army, where he served in roles ranging from field artillery to ROTC instruction, laid the groundwork for his 24-year career with the F
Resilient Leadership in University Policing: Dr. Jennifer Griffin's Journey and Insights
Season 6 - Episode 132 Ever wondered what it takes to lead a university's public safety department while championing progressive policing practices? Meet Dr. Jennifer Griffin, the dynamic Chief of Temple University's Department of Public Safety and Vice President, who shares her remarkable journey in this can't-miss episode of the CopDoc Podcast. From her beginnings influenced by he
Redefining Law Enforcement Leadership with Colonel Matt Packard: Trust, Innovation, and Wellness
Season 6 - Episode 131What if the key to effective policing is not just about enforcing the law but building trust within the community? We have an engaging conversation with Matt Packard, the Colonel of the Colorado State Patrol. With 24 years of service under his belt, Matt's journey offers a profound look into the Patrol's roles in traffic safety, counterterrorism, and beyond. From hi
Charting the Course of Progressive Police Leadership in Portland, Maine with Chief Mark Dubois
Season 6 - Episode 130 Discover the progressive leadership approach that's reshaping the Portland, Maine Police Department. We had a conversation with Chief Mark Dubois and talked about starting his career as a part-time dispatcher, rising through the ranks in several Massachusetts police agencies to become the head of Maine's largest police force. Chief Dubois opens up about his educa
Transforming Law Enforcement: Chief Jack Cauley on Leadership, Innovation, and Community in Policing
Season 6 - Episode 129 Step into the world of law enforcement leadership that's as complex as it is crucial, with a unique glimpse provided by Chief Jack Cauley of Castle Rock Police Department. From his humble beginnings as a dispatcher to the commanding role of police chief, Chief Cauley's journey is a testament to the indispensable skills forged in the early stages of a law enforcemen
Dr. Terry Anderson - Crafting Exemplary Law Enforcement Leaders: Insights on Elevating Police Work Through Emotional Intelligence and Leadership Skills
Season 6 - Episode 128Unlock the secrets to effective law enforcement leadership in our latest episode where I chat with Dr. Terry Anderson. Gain invaluable insight into the world of police work where emotional and interpersonal skills are as critical as the badge and gun. Dr. Anderson, with his extensive background in both Canada and the U.S., illuminates the often-neglected areas of self-managem
Envisioning Excellence: A Deep Dive into the Evolution and Rigor of Police Training in California with Dr. Matt O'Deane
Season 6 - Episode 127Imagine a world where the officers patrolling our neighborhoods not only serve and protect but are also the pinnacle of professional development and adaptability. That's the vision Dr. Matt O'Deane, a prominent figure at California POST, shares as he joins me, Steve Morialli, to unwrap his journey from a safety patrol youngster to a linchpin in the oversight of poli
Navigating Trauma and Fostering Resilience: A Journey Through Police Psychology with Dr. Cherylyn Lee
Season 6 - Episode 126When the mind faces a maze of trauma and stress, finding the exit can be a heroic journey in itself. Dr. Cherylynn Lee, a beacon of hope in the realm of police psychology, joins us to navigate these complex pathways. She shares her transformation from an academic outsider to a pivotal figure in law enforcement mental health, offering an invaluable perspective on the essential
Shaping the Future of Police Work through International Insight - Dr. Grainne Perkins Chief, University of Southern Maine Police
Season 6 - Episode 125Join the conversation with Dr. Grainne Perkins, a trailblazing Irish-born Chief of Police at the University of Southern Maine, whose career arc bends from zoology to the forefront of global law enforcement. Grainna shares her riveting story, a blend of detective work in Dublin's cobblestone alleys, innovative roles in Interpol, and her current tenure shaping the future o
Insights into Effective Policing and the Future of Justice Systems with Dr. Frank Schmallager, Scholar and Author
Season 5 - Episode 124Embark on an intellectual exploration with me, Dr. Steve Morreale, as I sit down with Dr. Frank Schmalleger, a titan in the field of criminal justice education. His pioneering textbooks have shaped the landscape of learning for generations of law enforcement professionals. Throughout this episode, we discuss shifts in criminal justice from its early beginnings to the current
TCD: Peter J. Forcelli, ATF Executive (retired) and NYPD Homicide Detective.
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 5 - Episode 123From the hard-knock streets of New York to the high-stakes realm of federal law enforcement, Pete Forcelli’s journey epitomizes the life of a quintessential lawman. This episode peels back the curtain on an illustrious career marked by courage and integrity, as Pete, a retired ATF executive and former NYPD homicide detective, recounts the days that forged
Challenges of Public Safety in Times of Ideological Divide - James F. Pastor, J.D., Ph.D., former Chicago Police
Season 5 - Episode 122Join the conversation with James F. "Jim" Pastor, a former Chicago Police Officer turned author, as he unpacks the tumultuous atmosphere enveloping police leadership today. Our chat delves into ideologies that shape our society, touching on race, religion, and politics, and their effects on law enforcement. Pastor's book "You Say You Want a Revolution"
Policing with Purpose: Captain Bill Walsh on Leadership, Innovation, and the Journey to Excellence
Season 5 - Episode 121Imagine feeling the weight of a family legacy on your shoulders as you step into a career safeguarding your community. That's the journey Captain Bill Walsh of the Voorhees Police Department shares with us, offering an unvarnished look at his path from a young police dispatcher to a vanguard of law enforcement innovation. Throughout our conversation, we talk about the co
Humanizing Law Enforcement: Insightful Chat with Undersheriff Chris Hsiung
Season 5 - Episode 120Ever wondered how the seemingly stern face of law enforcement could be humanized? We've got Chris Hsiung, the undersheriff of San Mateo County, sharing his own experiences and insights on this matter. A veteran with 28 years at the Mountain View Police Department, Hsiung believes in the power of social media to break down barriers and build stronger community relations.
Exploring the Future of Evidence-Based Policing with Dr. Lawrence Sherman
Season 6 - Episode 119Get ready to enter the mind of an expert in evidence-based policing, Dr. Lawrence Sherman, as he takes us on a journey of discovery in the realm of law enforcement. A New Yorker in the UK. As the Chief Scientific Officer for the Metropolitan Police and a professor emeritus at the University of Cambridge, his experiences are a treasure trove of valuable insights that promise
Dr. Neil Gross on Bridging the Gap Between Academia and Policing
TCD Podcast - Season 6 - Episode 118What does it truly mean to be a police officer in today's America? Can police departments adapt, innovate, and transform their culture to better serve their communities? Join us as we explore these questions with Dr. Neil Gross, a sociologist from Colby College and a former short-term law enforcement officer in California. We talk with him about the changin
Encore Episode - Julie Parker on Strategic Communication and Media Relations
TCD Podcast - Encore Episode 117 - Julie Parker What if you could transform public perception of law enforcement agencies with the power of effective communication? This riveting episode takes a deep dive into the world of police media relations with our esteemed guest, Julie Parker, former ABC Washington News reporter and current CEO of Julie Parker Communication. With her extensive experience w
Exploring the Intersection of Social Media, Public Relations and Law Enforcement with Katie Nelson
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 6 - Episode 116Have you ever wondered how the intricate world of social media and public relations intertwine with law enforcement? Let’s unravel this with guest, Katie Nelson, from the Mountain View California Police Department. Katie moved from a career in journalism to managing social media and PR for the police force. She navigates the digital landscape of Silicon V
Anila Khalil Khan: Breaking Barriers in the Police Force - South Yorkshire
TCD Podcast Season 6 - Episode 115What if you had a peek into the life of a policewoman, a woman of color leading a team to combat domestic, child, and adult abuse in the UK? Join us as we unravel the intriguing journey of Aneela Khalil Khan, a Detective Chief Inspector at South Yorkshire Police Department. Aneela, a seasoned professional with a 20-year career, takes us through her path beginning
From Law Enforcement to Criminal Justice Education: Dr. Mike Birzer's Story
Season 6 - Episode 114 -The CopDoc PodcastEver wondered about the bridge between law enforcement and academia? Today, we take you on a journey with Dr. Mike Birzer, a former sheriff's lieutenant who left and rose to become an esteemed academic at Wichita State University. We talk about his unique career path, shedding light on his teaching in Criminal Justice and the influence of his law enfo
Navigating Police Leadership and Succession in a Changing World: Insights from Deputy Chief Sean Riley
Season 6 - Episode 113 - The CopDoc PodcastWhat does it take to be a successful police leader in a constantly evolving world? Join us in our latest Cop Doc Podcast episode as we dive into the mind of Deputy Chief Sean Riley from the Framingham Massachusetts Police Department. We explore the challenges and rewards of leading a force of 136 sworn officers, handling a diverse population, and managing
Driving Change in Law Enforcement through Research and Advocacy with Dr. Obed Magny
Season 6 - Episode 112 - The CopDoc PodcastWhat if you could unlock the secrets behind effective leadership and innovation in policing? Join us for an enlightening conversation with Dr. Obed Magny, a LEADS Scholar alum and former Sacramento police officer, as we discuss his journey from the front lines to his current work with Magny Leadership. Learn how reform and other issues have impacted polic
Crisis Preparedness in Law Enforcement: A Candid Conversation with Julie Parker
Season 5 - TCD Podcast - Episode 111In the current media landscape, managing media relations and crisis management for law enforcement agencies can be challenging. However, experts like Julie Parker, former ABC News reporter and current CEO of Julie Parker Communications, are helping to decode this complex terrain. In this podcast episode, Parker shared her journey from reporting the news to shapi
Synergy of Leadership and Evolution in Policing: A Conversation with Sylvia Moir
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 6 - Episode 110 Prepare to be enlightened by Sylvia Moir, the Under Sheriff of Marin County, California, who carries with her a wealth of knowledge from her 35-year policing career. Sylvia's philosophy of leadership is characterized by an intense focus on listening and understanding, acknowledging that her role encompasses more than just her — it is about the organ
Law Enforcement Insights: A Journey Through 40 Years with Chief John Letteney
TCD Podcast - Season 5 - Episode 109 Ever wondered what it's like to spend 40 years in law enforcement? Our latest episode features a chat with John Letteney, a seasoned veteran of policing, currently serving as the Chief of Police in Thomasville, Georgia, and President of the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP). Letteney provides a firsthand account of his experiences, highl
The Big Wing Theory: A New Approach to Modern Policing: A Chat with Simon Byrne - Chief Constable for Police Service of Northern Ireland
The CopDoc Podcast Season 5 - Episode 108 Ever wondered how the principles of a 70s Dutch football team could be applied to policing? Simon Byrne, former Merseyside Police Assistant Chief Constable and current Chief Constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland takes us through his unique strategy. Starting his career in London, Simon's policing methods soon became heavily influenced by
The Balancing Act: Policing, Technology, and Racial Disparities with Dr. Thaddeus Johnson
Season 5 - Episode 107 - The CopDoc Podcast Imagine having a front-row seat to an insightful conversation on the pressing issues in policing with Dr. Thaddeus Johnson, a former police officer turned educator and scholar at Georgia State University. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn about evidence-based decision-making, striking a balance between social services and policing, and the
Vulnerability, Courage, and Transformation: Kristin Ziman Former Police Chief's Journey to Inspiring Leadership
The CopDoc Podcast - Season 5 - Episode 106Ever wondered how vulnerability and courage can transform a person's life and career? Join us for a captivating conversation with Kristen Zeman, a former police chief turned speaker, facilitator, trainer, and keynote speaker, as she shares her journey from law enforcement to transcending her policing background and inspiring others.Listen in as we ex
The Power of Branding in Law Enforcement - Reflections with Steve Morreale
Steve Morreale - Reflections - Season 5 -Ep 105Unearth a new perspective shaping modern law enforcement in our latest episode. Brace yourself for an enlightening journey into the realm of branding for police departments, not merely a discussion about logos and colors, but an essential exploration into conveying the heart and soul of a department's mission, values, and its commitment to transp
From Police Officer to Pracademic: Dr. Jim O'Keefe's Journey in Policing, Academia, and Innovative Leadership
Season 5 - Episode 104 - The CopDoc Podcast What if your experience as a police officer could uniquely inform your approach to teaching and leadership? Join our conversation with Dr. Jim O'Keefe, a professor at St. John's University and former Houston police officer, as we explore his journey as a pracademic and the lessons he's learned from working with innovative leaders like Bil
Breaking Barriers: A Candid Conversation with Trailblazing Police Chief Amanda Behan
Season 5 - Episode 103 - The CopDoc PodcastWhat if you could get a behind-the-scenes look at the life and experiences of a trailblazing female police chief? Join us for an exclusive conversation with Chief Amanda Behan of the Winchester Police Department in Virginia, as she shares her inspiring journey from a middle school job placement test to her current role as the Chief of Police. Amanda offer
TCD: Chief Anthony Pesare, Middletown, RI Police Department
Season 5 - Episode 102 - The CopDoc PodcastWhat does it take to become a leader in the world of law enforcement, and how can you apply those lessons to your own life? Join me as I sit down with Police Chief Anthony Pesare of Middletown, Rhode Island, to talk about his extraordinary journey from an officer in the Rhode Island State Police to a lawyer, Dean of the School of Justice Studies at Roger
TCD: Lisa Lane McCarty, Police Academy Director, Fitchburg State University
Season 5 - The CopDoc Podcast - Episode 101Lisa Lane McCarty is the Director of the Municipal Police Training Committee (MPTC) Police Academy at Fitchburg State University (FSU) in Fitchburg, MA. A strikingly unique model for police training, this program engages CJ students from their freshman year and continues through their senior year. After graduation, they continue to an on-campus academy,
TCD: Mark Garrett, Ep. 100 retired Chief - California Highway Patrol
Mark Garrett is from South Los Angeles. He rose through the ranks of the California Highway Patrol, serving his entire career in the Los Angeles County area. He retired as a 2-star Chief of the South Division of the CHP. Mark Garrett hosts the (Law Enforcement Officer) LEO Nation Podcast. Since retirement, he has been serving as a Security Director for an LA County area banking enterprise. Hey
TCD: Dr. Melissa Moribito, Ep 99, University of Massachusetts-Lowell
Dr. Melissa Morabito is an Associate Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice at the University of Massachusetts in Lowell. Melissa conducts research on the adoption of police innovation concentrating on issues of technology, diversity, and police response to public health problems in the community such as mental illness, sexual assault, and domestic violence. Dr. Morabito has been active w
TCD: Chief Ruben Quesada, Ed.D., Swampscott Police, Ep 98
Chief Ruben Quesada served most of his policing career in Arizona. Starting with the Glendale Police, he rose through the ranks in the Mesa, AZ Police, retiring as a Police Commander. He moved from the desert to New England and served as the Deputy Chief of the Northern Essex Community College Police, until his appointment as Chief of the Swampscott, MA Police Department. Dr. Quesada earned his
TCD: Dr. Gennaro "Gerry" Vito, University of Louisville, Ep 97, Southern Police Institute
Dr. Gennaro F. Vito is a scholar, facilitator, author, professor, and award-winning criminologist at the University of Louisville. He also serves as a faculty member in the Administrative Officer’s Course at the Southern Police Institute where he offers a course on criminal justice leadership (CJ 578). He holds a Ph.D. in Public Administration from The Ohio State University. Active in profession
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