By Dr. Jarrod Sadulski
The lengths that families in Central America will go through to seek a better life for their children can leave them vulnerable to human trafficking. Find out how criminal smuggling groups exploit children and their families attempting to reach the United States.
By Andrew Bell and Bruce Razey
The recent back-to-back shootings in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio show that the unthinkable can happen anywhere. Here are some of the steps police need to take immediately following such events to contain the incident and get responders and resources to where they're needed.
By Leischen Stelter
Starting in 1979, at least 28 children, adolescents, and adults were murdered during a two-year period in Atlanta, Georgia. In this podcast, Jon Hager, who spent 16 years as death investigator, discusses the forensic evidence that convicted the murderer.
By Dr. Jessica Sapp
The opioid crisis is an example of how first responders have become essential in contributing to public health. Find out how EMTs and police officers are working together on the frontlines to save lives by providing drug users with treatment.
By Andrew Bell
Citizen support for the military and first responders is essential for maintaining public safety, but there is growing distrust in those sworn to protect us. Learn about what is contributing to the breakdown of trust and what can be done to rebuild it.
By Leischen Stelter
Scot DuFour is an investigator in a domestic violence prosecutions unit for a district attorney's office in Colorado. In this podcast, he shares what steps officers should take every time they respond to a domestic violence call to help convict perpetrators in court.
By Kelly Long
Female officers commonly experience gender bias and even sexual harassment from their peers and supervisors, leading to high stress and low retention rates. This can be damaging to the entire department. Leaders must make it a priority to eradicate sexist behavior from their ranks and give women equal opportunities to succeed.
