Live From The Barracks: Cops, Knives, And Cameras
About this episode
The episode discusses police training and the realities of IMA reserve life while addressing safety and judgment in law enforcement.
A cough, a barracks room, and Wi‑Fi that barely cooperates—perfect conditions to cut through noise and talk about what actually keeps people safe. We open up about IMA reserve life and the grind of self-managed orders, then roll straight into the training we bring to security forces: arrest, search, seizure, use-of-force, and control tactics reduced to what holds up under stress. That foundation sets up a bigger mission for the night: separating perception from process, and ego from judgment....
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