Police Radio William Morrison
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- Society & Culture
A frank and open discussion about policing in communities across Canada, North America and around the world. A no-holds-barred exploration of anything and everything about the police you always wanted to know but weren’t sure who to ask. We talk about operational realities, challenges, the media, politics, the experience of policing, the experience of the community and the problems faced by the police and the community in working together to make things better. Contact us at policeradiopodcast@gmail.com
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Episode Seven - Secrets
In this episode Police Radio sheds some light on the necessity for secrecy around police actions, particularly investigations.
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Episode Six - Shooting
WARNING: Some disturbing content.
A frank discussion about popular misconceptions around police use of firearms. -
Episode Five - Patrol
A brief description of some of the complexity involved with perhaps the most fundamental police function, patrol.
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Episode Four - Darkness
Warning: This episode contains several instances of dark material that are probably not suitable for all audiences.
In this episode Billy shares some of the darkest aspects of his policing experience. -
Episode Three - History
In this episode we look at the history of modern policing in the West. We don't get into too much detail but look at the Peelian Principles of Policing as attributed to Sir Robert Peel in the 1830's and how they echo in today's policing.
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Episode Two - Magnitude
In this episode Billy talks about the magnitude of the task of policing. There is more to it in many ways than you might think.