Interview with Brett Freeman Pt3

Interview with Brett Freeman Pt3

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2150273/fan_mail/new] Join us as we continue to speak with retired BCSO deputy Brett Freeman on his issues with Brevard County after he suffered from continual health issues after contracting covid. Find us on your favorite platforms where you download your favorite podcasts.

Loss of empathy

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2150273/fan_mail/new] In todays policing, has the ability to show empathy or compassion been lost? With social media now teaching people that they can be rude and mean to others behind the keyboard without punitive action, how does this affect their professional life? With the loss of empathy, will there be more use of force? Will there be more deadly force encounters because someone appears annoyed rather than empathetic? Let us know what you think. Copologypodcast@gmail, or you can message us on Facebook, Instagram and Threads..

Bad cops

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2150273/fan_mail/new] In this episode, Bobbi and Sarge enter the forum to discuss bad cops. Cops who have committed serious crimes, both on duty and after retiring. It became clear that cops mirror society and it was surprising how many were at agencies both Bobbi and Sarge worked. Let us know if you have a similar story on a rogue cop. You can contact us on Facebook, Instagram and Threads. Email us at copologypodcast@gmail.

Weird news stories

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2150273/fan_mail/new] Have you noticed that the news is getting weirder these days? Bobbi and Sarge bring up a few stories that cause us pause. Things that make you go hmmmmmmmm. Let us know what stories you are aware of that could be included in a future follow up show. Contact us at copologypodcast@gmail. Or, find us on Facebook, Instagram and Threads.

Changes needed

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2150273/fan_mail/new] Is Law Enforcement changing? Are there needed changes to help it survive? With newer generations entering the profession, will the changes be effective in dealing with modern problems every officer will face? Serious questions need to be answered if the profession is to survive. Let us know what you think. Contact us on Facebook, Instagram and Threads