Protecting Our Community Podcast

Mukilteo PD

A look at law enforcement and all of the roles that go in to protecting the community

Episodes

  1. Oct 22

    Episode 10

    Welcome to Episode 10 of the Protecting Our Community Podcast. I’m your host, Sgt. Tony Bittinger, with the Mukilteo Police Department. In our last episode, we sat down with Tiffany Krusey, our Domestic Violence Coordinator here at Mukilteo PD. Tiffany gave us some great insight into the work she does to help victims of domestic violence and their families navigate what can often be a complicated and difficult criminal justice system. Today, we’re joined by Yelena Stock, a prosecutor who works with the Mukilteo Police Department. Yelena brings a unique perspective to the conversation. She’s a Navy veteran, a wife, a mom, and a Latina who has built an impressive career in the legal field—from being a brand-new prosecutor to eventually becoming a co-owner of a law firm. Yelena also opens up about her experience spending time exclusively prosecuting Domestic Violence cases and the personal toll that work took on her. With October being Domestic Violence Awareness Month, her story connects naturally with our conversation from Episode 9 and gives us another perspective on an issue that impacts so many people in our communities. This is an open, honest, and at times very personal conversation, and I really appreciate Yelena being willing to share her experiences with us. I hope you enjoy the episode, and as always, thank you for joining us on the Protecting Our Community Podcast. You can find us at: Mukilteo, WA | Official Website Facebook and Instagram If you're interested in Joining Mukilteo PD, go to: Join Mukilteo PD

  2. Oct 1

    Episode 9

    Episode 9: Bridging the Gap for Victims of Domestic Violence Welcome to Episode 9 of the Protecting Our Community Podcast. In this episode, we’re joined by Tiffany Krusey, founder of Bridge Coordination Services LLC. Tiffany and her team work with the Mukilteo Police Department, as well as other law enforcement agencies throughout Snohomish County, providing Domestic Violence Coordination Services to victims of domestic violence. Tiffany founded Bridge Coordination Services in 2015 with a simple but important mission: to help bridge the gap between victims of crime and the systems that are intended to support them. Our conversation explores the challenges victims of domestic violence can face, the importance of having someone to help navigate the resources and systems available to them, and the work Tiffany and her team do to support victims during what can be an incredibly difficult time. This episode is being released on October 1, 2026, during Domestic Violence Awareness Month, making this conversation especially timely. I hope you enjoy this episode and come away with a better understanding of domestic violence, the resources available to victims, and the important work being done in our community to support them. Thank you for listening to the Protecting Our Community Podcast. You can find us at: Mukilteo, WA | Official Website Facebook and Instagram If you're interested in Joining Mukilteo PD, go to: Join Mukilteo PD If you'd like to learn more about Bridge Coordination Services, you can find them online at: www.bcs-wa.com

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A look at law enforcement and all of the roles that go in to protecting the community