KSam Speaks discusses issues involving law enforcement while offering real & transparent answers.
Motto: We are not trying to change the world, but change one heart at a time.
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KSam Speaks discusses issues involving law enforcement while offering real & transparent answers.
Motto: We are not trying to change the world, but change one heart at a time.
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On this episode we had special guest Sgt. Holmes come in studio and discuss his 40 years and counting journey in law enforcement. Sgt. Holmes is from New Orleans, La where he began his law enforcement career in 1981. He served is the United States Marine Corps for 4 active years before returning to civilian law enforcement. He is still serving the community in a growing North Texas suburb.
In Episode 13, we discuss the different aspects of police training that Buck and I went through during our police careers. During recent times, law enforcement training has been at the center of attention on policing issues. But the question that is being asked is Is Training the Real Issue? Take a listen as Buck and I give our thoughts on this matter. Also, we spotlight National Suicide Prevention Month.
Motto: We are not trying to change the entire world, but reach the heart of one person at a time.
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This episode is sponsored by JSPC Repairs LLC. In this episode, I wanted to bring a different aspect to the podcast by doing a round table talk with some of the fellas via Facetime. With this being the first episode doing the round table talk, we discussed their thoughts on current episodes and COVID-19 with all the mandates that are attempting to follow it. Be Real. Be Transparent. Bridge The Gap Facebook & Instagram: speak.on.it_podcast
In Episode 11, we pay tribute to fallen Chicago Police Officer Ella G. French, whose end of watch was 8-7-21. Discussed is the gun violence that is currently taking over the country and what can we do as law enforcement to slow it down along with the senseless killings. Often, the country is quick to point fingers at law enforcement, but should the community leaders be held accountable for the gun violence as well. Take a listen and hear our thoughts on these situations.
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In Episode 10, we discuss the pros and cons that the media has on law enforcement. Also discussed is the huge part cell phone videos, Facebook live videos, and Instagram Live videos have on law enforcement when these videos tell only half of the story and cause people to create their judgments on half the truth.
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In Episode 9, De'lanzo Veal is interviewed as he expresses his thoughts, feelings, concerns, and solutions to the current issues involving law enforcement. We also discuss the gun violence issues that are taking place around the country and his experiences dealing with police in Louisiana vs Washington.
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In Episode 8, we discuss how it can be frustrating for officers during these times where it feels as if the world is against law enforcement. K-Sam discusses why as an officer, they have to watch what they say or post on social media because that post or statement may violate that officer's departments', social media policy.
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In Episode 7, we discuss the Trayford Pellerin case that took place on August 20, 2020, in Lafayette, La. Trayford was killed by law enforcement officers after officers responded to multiple 911 calls from citizens stating that Trayford was walking around the store and the store parking lot armed with a knife. We discuss the facts of this case that was released by the Louisiana State Police and Lafayette Parish District Attorneys Office. In this episode, the 21-foot rule when officers are dealing with a subject armed with a knife is explained. Below is the link to watch the body camera video and the full transcript of the investigation.
Motto: We are not trying to change the entire world, but reach the heart of one person at a time.
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https://www.katc.com/news/lafayette-parish/grand-jury-expected-to-return-decision-in-pellerin-case - State Police transcript
https://youtu.be/zWmZ4EuX9nU - Officer body camera from Police Activity Youtube Channel (Warning Graphic Video)
On Episode 6, we discuss some of the current incidents involving police shootings. During these incidents, the question of why officers don't shoot people in the arms/legs or why officers don't give warning shots came up quite often. K. Sam and Buck break down why these solutions are not realistic in actual police work. Special guest DJ DEAF joins the podcast and he speaks on his experiences with law enforcement.
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On Episode 5, two heroes are spotlighted for paying the ultimate sacrifice while in the line of duty. Those officers are Trooper Chad Walker (Texas Department of Public Safety) & Officer Eric Talley (Boulder Police Department). Also discussed is how your perception of something can become your reality.
Motto: We are not trying to change the entire world, but reach the heart of one person at a time.
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