That LEO Guy

After almost 2 decades in law enforcement, I feel like I have some tips and tricks that will help guide new, veteran, and prospective law-enforcement officers. Here to help!

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Podcasting since 2025 • 103 episodes

That LEO Guy

Latest Episodes

Mother's Day Special: Interview with Sergeant Jay "Packy" Dempsey

I already had all releases scheduled out through the end of July. However, yesterday's interview with Packy felt fitting to cut the line and release on Mother's Day.Packy and I had a great conversation about the fastest fo...

May 10, 2026 • 37:02

Disgusting but Necessary

Trash Pull!All police and military units are comprised of individuals that require two things:1. Individual Skills2. Team CohesionTrash pulls need to be a tool in your investigative toolbox to retrieve facts from you...

May 08, 2026 • 17:28

Realistic Cop TV

A good friend asked me to provide an episode on what I consider to be the most REALISTIC law enforcement shows and movies. It's hard to capture the transitions from boring / mundane to life changing excitement and back, but I'll tr...

May 05, 2026 • 13:53

Patrol Lessons Learned

The police academy will give you the barebones to be a cop: Law, tactics criminal procedure.Field training will indoctrinate you into the culture of the agency you chose.This episode will provide realistic, day-to-day best p...

May 01, 2026 • 21:53

Confidential Informants: Career Makers N Breakers

Confidential Informants. CIs.Sources of Information. SOIs.Rats. Police. Snitches. 12.On today's episode I will discuss how to utilize CIs to make your career and not break it. Google "Whi...

April 24, 2026 • 36:00

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Fan Mail

early 1970’s as a third grader sitting in the back of a police car, watching my father, who had paranoid schizophrenia, being handcuffed, my dad telling us the cops weren’t who they were claiming to be, provided the front row seat into what a chemical imbalance looks like. To their credit, the officers took him into custody, and checked in to a mental health facility.. no we talked about it back then, there was a stigma of shame associated with anybody that spent time in a mental health facility. To put it in context, my father was a loving man, a boxer, who to put it simply suffered from a chemical imbalance. As you mentioned, he turned to drugs to escape this condition, unfortunately, this led to him taking his own life. Thank you for bringing this topic to the forefront. Semper Fi..

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