We all want to live in a strong country where morals and values cause one’s neighbors to be a benefit rather than a curse. But what makes a strong country? Did someone say strong states, and cities? Of course. But what makes a city strong? I heard another chime in, “strong communities”. Then we must … Continue reading If He Were My Child
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Terrible Instructions by Police Captain
An esteemed police expert, Dr. Larry Jetmore, believes that the most important person who sets the standard for culture and day to day operations of a police department is the first-line supervisor or sergeant. In this role and capacity, the first-line supervisor has the most contact with and informs his/her subordinates on what is and … Continue reading Terrible Instructions by Police Captain
For Eleven Minutes
I try very hard to stay away from the political sphere. In political today’s climate I believe that all or most of the political rhetoric is couched in the language of tribalism. I am convinced that far too many people aren’t considering facts and stats when weighing in on social or economic policies. They are … Continue reading For Eleven Minutes
Is Firing an Officer Enough?
A quick google search of “fired officers” will result in a plethora of stories in which departments were left with no other choice but to terminate an employee. Well, maybe the police administration could have taken less drastic matters, however, firing they believed, was the best option. Most notably is recent the termination of the … Continue reading Is Firing an Officer Enough?
Gotta Love the Media
We have all known or heard about how we are influenced by the media. Images and pictures from our entertainment have reached all over the world. The response from others viewing American media is not always positive, in fact, it creates negative feelings toward some minority and ethnic groups. The result has been that many … Continue reading Gotta Love the Media
Joker Movie Review
http://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/id/11582048 By the weekend of Oct 12th I assume that many people will have seen the Joker movie. I know that many people will wait a few more weeks or completely wait for the video. In the meantime, I do believe that there are some interesting ideas that the writers, director or producers have adeptly … Continue reading Joker Movie Review
Joshua Brown: Let’s Not Speculate
Tragedy has struck once again in Dallas, TX. As is many of you have not already learned, one of the key witnesses for the prosecution in the Amber Guyger murder trial, Joshua Brown was murdered on Friday, Oct. 4, 2019. It is always a tragedy when we consider that a young man who was in … Continue reading Joshua Brown: Let’s Not Speculate
Caught Up in Image and Actin’
Although I claim to be a young at heart, I’m not one to comment on the antics of the ongoings of the younger generation. When one thing happens you can bet that another thing is right around the corner. Keeping up with the latest from the socialite world can be exhausting. The latest and most … Continue reading Caught Up in Image and Actin’
How Many Do You Think?
As many of you may well know I have a podcast called Capt. Hunter’s Podcast. Recently I started a new segment, called Monthly Wrap Up. In these segments, I will be exploring some of the major items from law enforcement during that current month. While going over some notes for the month of September 2019, … Continue reading How Many Do You Think?
Is SB192 a Good Idea?
Recently I praised the California legislature for their work in bridging the divide between the police and the communities they serve. AB392 was a bill which raised the standard for police use of force, especially lethal force when dealing with suspects. The bill raised the standard from what a reasonable officer would do in certain … Continue reading Is SB192 a Good Idea?