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LEO Radio is a law enforcement podcast focused on the real issues shaping today’s profession. Episodes cover leadership, supervision, legal updates, critical incidents, officer wellness, technology, training, community trust, and the changing expectations facing public safety professionals. Brought to you by the J. Harris Academy of Police Training, LEO Radio provides practical conversations and real-world insight for officers, supervisors, command staff, trainers, and public safety leaders. Learn more at www.JHARRISTRAINING.com
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The legal landscape surrounding marijuana continues to evolve, creating significant challenges for law enforcement agencies across the United States Whether your agency is in a state where marijuana remains prohibited or
When does a neighborhood problem become a police matter—and when is it simply an HOA enforcement issue? In this episode of LEORadio, I sit down with Mike Polulak of Polulak Law to discuss some of the most common communit
Lieutenant Joey Sperlazza, Ed.S. is joined by J. Harris Academy of Police Training Instructor Lieutenant Collin Congleton, JD in LEO Radio Episode 32. Collin is a subject matter expert in Use of Force. Collin founded and
Description: Join instructor Joey Sperlazza as he breaks down NJ v Ruffin decided on 1/7/2025. This is an appellate Unpublished opinion that reaffirms a lot of what we already know about the important topic of Miranda. D
Join instructor Joey Sperlazza as he breaks down NJ v Ruffin decided on 1/7/2025. This is an appellate Unpublished opinion that reaffirms a lot of what we already know about the important topic of Miranda. Do we need to
PART 2 CONTINUES on with the leadership lessons we learn through personal development. In this episode, our instructor team continues with a review of “Extreme Ownership”. For more information about our Command Series of
Leadership is a critical aspect of success in any organization. When we recently read “Extreme Ownership”, we recognized that we are reviewing many of these common leadership concepts in our classes. This book reinforced
An officer is asking routine booking questions and discovers and injury on the suspect. The question about the injury leads to incriminating statements. Will the statement hold up in court? This is so critical, especiall
This podcast examines a recent “unpublished” case out of New Jersey regarding the questioning of a suspect and Miranda. Although this is out of New Jersey, we discuss the US Supreme Court Case regarding Edwards and the “
An officer makes a motor vehicle stop and a drug sniffing dog arrives to assist. During the exterior sniff, the police dog indicates on the car and then puts its paws up on the vehicle. The defendant is claiming that the
On July 4, 2023, a truck driver was being stopped by the Ohio State Highway Patrol. The incident led to a pursuit. Upon stopping, Ohio troopers were giving commands to the driver when an canine officer from the Circlevil
Communication in an organization is difficult at all levels. Understanding the generational differences is one key factor in improving relationships and building morale. This is the first of many conversations about this
A major issue in all professions is communicating with the various generations of employees. This episode is just the start of this conversation on this topic and gets the ball rolling for other future conversations on t
A recent off-duty situation regarding a police chief stirs up controversy. Officers being stopped are now questioning if they should or shouldn’t identify themselves. Officers utilizing discretion when dealing with offic
Miranda Warnings seem basic. They are stated loud and clear in TV shows and movies. However, the waters are getting muddy with when and how they should be provided to suspects. Recent case law decisions out of New Jersey
In this episode, J. Harris Instructors hit upon a common area that is brought up in our open discussion forums of our Command Series Courses. The Toxic employee is a cancer to the organization. They believe they are bett
In this episode, Jim Harris and Phil Rizzo explore morale within the law enforcement profession. This topic is a hot button item in all agencies across the US and was brought up again while on the road teaching one of th
We sit down with Dr. George Peters, licensed clinical psychologist and talk about the ins and outs of the entry-level psychological evaluation process. What do you need to know? How can this fit into your agency’s evalua
This episode was recorded LIVE at the Police and Security Expo in Atlantic City, NJ! We talk with Captain (ret.) Andrea Craparotta and her new program in Middlesex County, using history classes to integrate law enforceme
For our first episode of LEO Radio, we wanted to talk to the applicants, the future of the profession! What do you need to know about the hiring process? What can help you rise above the competition, or sink your chances
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