This podcast is designed to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the communities they serve by shedding insight and perspective from first responders
Allegedly 7 over. The driver shows video challenging the speed claim and is told he can contest it in court.
If that video raises questions, take another look. Is the juice worth the squeeze?
Would the video change your decision?
#TwoCopsOneDonut
Questioning a split-second decision also means acknowledging what you do not know. My complete reaction to this encounter, including why I am not declaring the officer was wrong. #TwoCopsOneDonut
UPDATE: A suspect has been arrested and charged in the Santa Ana puppy case. This clip includes the earlier police appeal.
A defenseless animal deserved better. Keep this about evidence and accountability, not threats or doxxing. @SantaAnaPD
Officers seek doorbell-camera footage. A resident says the camera does not record. I question the response that followed—and the damage it can do to community trust. What should have happened next? #TwoCopsOneDonut
Police get involved after a preacher uses an amplifier outside a temple in Frisco, Texas.
But the amplifier itself isn’t the issue.
The question is whether the volume and circumstances actually violate the ordinance.
#Police#FreeSpeech#TexasLaw#FirstAmendment#TCOD
“Keep your hands on the dash.” My commentary on the context behind this traffic-stop instruction—and why officers need a reason for the directions they give. What should they communicate? #TwoCopsOneDonut
🍩10 Things Cops Must STOP Doing👮🏻♂️👮🏾
Every cop has done at least one of these. The good ones stopped.
Which one have you seen the most?
Remove the echo chamber.
#police#cops#lawenforcement#policeaccountability
Why do six officers show up for one person? Sometimes the reason is safety. Sometimes it is department culture or who has to write the report. My breakdown of why headcount alone does not tell the whole story. #TwoCopsOneDonut