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 • 118 episodes

That LEO Guy

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Ottawa Canada Police Chief Eric Stubbs

Eric Stubbs is the Chief of Ottawa Police Department in our Northern neighbor. He gave a recent statement condemning his officers that are engaging in a pattern of conduct. Using phrases like "Change your behavior or quit."

June 28, 2026 • 2:58

24-1234 United States V. Hemani (06/18/2026)

https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/25pdf/24-1234_g2bh.pdfGood morning! Today will be two things:1. An overview of 18 United States Code 922, which governs firearm and ammunition possession / transfers / sales.

June 27, 2026 • 12:58

How to Develop the 70%

Let's get into the meat and potatoes of the five subjects covered by TF70. If you're in the 30% that have access to regular training and career development, I'm confident they can still offer you something - again - free of charge.

June 26, 2026 • 38:11

Senatobia Homicide

Homicide is a simple and objective term that is a combination of two things - homo & cide. Homicide is not a crime. Let me say it louder. Homicide is not a crime!! Murder is a crime. Manslaughter is a crime. These crime...

June 19, 2026 • 30:15

Task Force 70 Interview

70% of LEOs are with local law enforcement that serve communities of <10,000 people. When we think of cops, we think of NYPD / LAPD or whatever the biggest law enforcement agency in your area is. The reality is that 70% of those ...

June 19, 2026 • 32:33

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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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