Podcast appearances and mentions of chris burbank

With the tragic shootings that took place in Utah over the weekend, there may big concerns about safety as many attend large crowded events this summer. Chris Burbank, former Salt Lake City Chief of Police joins the show to discuss how families and individuals can stay on top of their safety while in large crowds.

The Secret Service said they knew a gunman was on the rooftop across from Former President Trump's rally in Penn a full 20 minutes before shots were fired. But, new information shows they had even longer and the shooter, Thomas Crooks, was a person of interest at least an hour prior to shots fired. Chris Burbank, former SLC Chief of Police, joins Dave and Debbie to discuss how law enforcement work directly with the secret service for these types of events. D2 also brings on Karl Schmae, Former FBI Supervisory Agent, to get perspective from the Secret Service side. 

Hosts: Maura Carabello and Taylor Morgan What kind of planning goes into security for a major event like the one being held in Milwaukee right now? What about security at political rallies like the one former President Trump held this past weekend? Chris Burbank, former SLCPD Police Chief and former Head of Security for the Medals Plaza at the 2002 Salt Lake Olympics, joins us to talk about security for these kinds of major events.

Hosts: Maura Carabello and Taylor Morgan Sen. JD Vance selected as Trump’s running mate on the GOP presidential ticket On Day 1 of the Republican National Convention, former President Donald Trump announced his pick for Vice President: Senator JD Vance of Ohio. Vance hasn’t always been a fan of Trump, but does that mean the selection was actually a surprise? KSL at Night Hosts Maura Carabello and Taylor Morgan give a brief background on the new nominee and share their thoughts on what Vance brings to the table. Preparing for a national event like the Republican National Convention What kind of planning goes into security for a major event like the one being held in Milwaukee right now? What about security at political rallies like the one former President Trump held this past weekend? Chris Burbank, former SLCPD Police Chief and former Head of Security for the Medals Plaza at the 2002 Salt Lake Olympics, joins us to talk about security for these kinds of major events. What’s the overall atmosphere like at the RNC? Republican delegates from around the country have descended onto Milwaukee, Wisconsin for the 2024 Republican National Convention. KSL at Night host and President of ASG Consulting Adam Gardiner is at the convention. He talks to us about the overall feel and atmosphere at the convention, and tells us what he’s most looking forward to over the next few days. Trump’s classified documents case dismissed The case against Donald Trump regarding his handling of classified documents after his presidency has been dismissed. Federal Judge Aileen Cannon says the special prosecutor assigned to the case was not legally allowed to bring the case to trial; she says Congress needed to be involved in the selection of the special counsel. Taylor and Maura discuss the political ramifications of this decision. Discussing the historic assassination attempt of former President Trump KSL at Night continues KSL NewsRadio’s special coverage of the investigation into the shooting of former President Trump last weekend. Hosts Maura and Taylor give a brief recap of the events and then discuss what we know and what we’re still waiting to learn about. They also educate listeners on other presidential assassination attempts. They finish this double segment by giving some tips on how to avoid feeling anxious or overwhelmed by all the media coverage surrounding this historic event. Disagreeing better in a world of strong political feelings and opinions The National Governors Association wrapped up their summer meeting discussing ways Americans can disagree better. It was a profound message to think about following the violence against former President Trump just a day later. Are we still able to disagree better when political violence is so strong and prevalent? Is it possible to “turn down the political temperature?” The hosts share their thoughts. Finding unity in today’s world of divisive politics Deep political divides exist in this country. That can often create a sense of hopelessness for the average American. How do we find unity in politics when we’re feeling so discouraged by the state of the world? Tami Pyfer, Chief of Staff and VP External for UNITE and a leader at The Dignity Index, calls into the program to offer a more optimistic look at the political landscape. She also explains ways we can be more unified in our political efforts.

The Salt Lake City Council is deep in budget season, and every year we wonder: Why is the police department's piece of the pie so big? Former SLC police chief and Center for Policing Equity consultant Chris Burbank joins host Ali Vallarta to pull back the curtain on the police budget and suggest where we should prioritize its resources. Resources and references: Explaining the Salt Lake City Mayor's $475 Million Budget Proposal [Hey Salt Lake] Attend a public hearing on the budget, Tuesday, June 4 at 7 p.m. Consider becoming a founding member of City Cast Salt Lake today! It's the best way to support our work and help make sure we're around for years to come. Get all the details and sign up at membership.citycast.fm. Subscribe to our daily morning newsletter. You can also find us on Instagram @CityCastSLC. Looking to advertise on City Cast Salt Lake? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There was a fourth bomb threat at Mt Nebo Middle School in Payson this morning.  And the timing lines up with a protest by middle schoolers, who complained they're being "terrorized" by furries. Kids dressed like animals. 

One person is dead... as many as 15 injured... after a shooting at the Kansas Chiefs Super Bowl parade. Police say they have two people in custody. 

Guest Hosts: Maura Carabello and Taylor Morgan The recent killing of Tyre Nichols in Memphis by 5 police offers has re-energized the national conversation around policing in our country. This has been a long ongoing debate, with no federal reform passing in Congress. So, the question is, where do we go from here? Chris Burbank from the Center for Policy Equity explains what we can do to address some of the systemic problems in law enforcement.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We continue the tragic story of Ms. Mohn in a conversation with Chris Burbank, Vice President of Law Enforcement Strategy. Maura and Taylor discuss ongoing issues in policy training and possible solutions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CNBC's Courtney Reagan reports on what retailers are expecting ahead of the holiday shopping season. Three white men were found guilty Wednesday of felony murder in the shooting death of Ahmaud Arbery, a Black man who was running in their neighborhood when the defendants confronted him in February 2020. CNBC correspondent Cal Perry reports on the convictions. JPMorgan Chase Chief Executive Jamie Dimon says he regrets his remarks that the Wall Street bank would last longer than China's Communist Party. Dewardric McNeal, managing director and senior policy analyst at Longview Global, discusses Jamie Dimon's retracted joke. CNBC's Diana Olick reports on how climate change could be making it more difficult to find the ingredients for holiday treats. Chris Burbank, former Salt Lake City police chief, discusses the refunding of police forces to tackle crime. Plus, CNBC's Eamon Javers reports on why the FBI is warning that hackers could be busy during the holiday season.

An IT employee for Salt Lake City has been arrested and accused of assisting a Bountiful man who was recently charged with Human Trafficking. Patrick Kevin Driscoll, 50, was booked into the Salt Lake County Jail on Wednesday for investigation of two counts of computer crimes, exploiting prostitution, aiding prostitution, obstructing justice and theft. Pat Reavy for KSL.com unwraps what Driscoll did for us, and why this is a major deal. Later on we are joined by Chris Burbank, Former Chief of Police for SLCPD, and Tara Anderson of Nexus IT to find out if it's possible for someone who works for the city to shut down the entire system. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Cashmere Agency's co-founder Seung Chung and Center for Policing Equity's Vice President Chris Burbank discuss the controversy and connotation behind the terms “defunding” and “reimagining” the police. On behalf of CPE, Chris expressed that the organization favored the term “reimagining”. To him, “defunding” the police is a very complicated process that people have failed to fully grasp and deconstruct. Chris encourages listeners to reflect on why the police are needed in the first place in certain situations, and reimagine who can be used as alternatives. Chris believes policing is at its best when the interest of a successful outcome is more important than going to jail.

Former Salt Lake City Police Chief Chris Burbank discusses the changes to policing since George Floyd's death.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A prison snitch can sometimes provide vital leads about a case, but is it always reliable information? Amy Donaldson and Ann Dent talk with former Salt Lake Police chief Chris Burbank about the pros and cons of information coming from a suspected criminal. Chris currently serves on a national level as the Vice President of law enforcement strategy for the Center for Policing Equity.Talking Cold is honest and frank conversations about the issues brought forward in the latest episode of the Cold podcast. We begin with Cold season 2: Justice for Joyce. Three ladies, Amy Donaldson, Ann Dent and Sheryl Worsley will talk about weighty issues like sexual assault, the death penalty and failures of the criminal justice system. The goal is more conversation and more understanding.Spoiler alert! You will want to listen to the main story on Amazon Music before listening to our conversation because we will talk about what happens on the show. Share your perspective. #JusticeForJoyceYost #TalkingCold Twitter Instagram Facebook If you or someone close to you has experienced rape or any other form of sexual abuse, you can go to RAINN.org to connect with free resources anywhere in the United States. Episode credits: Hosts: Amy Donaldson, Ann DentAudio production: Nina EarnestAudio mixing: Trent SellKSL executive producer: Sheryl WorsleyWorkhouse Media executive producers: Paul Anderson, Nick Panella, Andrew GreenwoodAmazon Music team: Morgan Jones, Eliza Mills, Vanessa Rebbert, Shea Simpson

On this episode of the Loudmouth Project's Voices of Reason, Jasen Lee joins KSL Newsradio's Jeff Kaplan on Utah's Noon News for a discussion on Race Relations in Utah. The are joined by Chris Burbank, vice president of Law Enforcement Strategy for Center for Policing Equity; Monica Willams, assistant professor of criminal justice at Weber State University; Sara Jones, co-founder of Inclusion Pro and James Jackson III, founder of the Utah Black Chamber of Commerce.

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Tuesday, June 9, 20204:20 pm: Chris Burbank, Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at the Center for Policing Equity and former Chief of the Salt Lake City Police Department joins Rod to discuss the national conversation about defunding police departments4:35 pm: Richard Mauro, Executive Director of the Salt Lake Legal Defenders Association, joins Rod to discuss the racial inequities he says are part of the criminal justice system6:05 pm: Representative Keven Stratton joins Rod to discuss an op-ed he co-wrote in the Deseret News that says land owned by the federal government that are close or even within cities are a key part of economic growth6:20 pm: Willis Krumholz of The Federalist joins Rod to discuss that while the media is defending violent rioters it is ignoring slain black police officers6:35 pm: Theresa Dear, national board member with the NAACP, joins the show for a conversation about her Deseret News op-ed in which she outlines ways America can dismantle racism6:50 pm: New York Post Opinion Contributor Karol Markowicz joins Rod to discuss her piece asking why businesses must remain closed during the pandemic when it seems fine for demonstrators to march in close contact

Yesterday, Jeanetta Williams said the Salt Lake City Branch of the NAACP sees civilian review boards as a way forward following protests calling for police reform. Chris Burbank, Former SLC Police Chief &Vice President of Law Enforcement Strategy for Center for Policing Equity, joins Lee to discuss what these boards do and how effective they are in Utah. 

On this episode of The Loudmouth Project's Voices of Reason, Jasen Lee discuss community policing with Chris Burbank, Vice President of Center for Policing Equity, Christina Judd, director of communications for Salt Lake City Police Dept. and SLCPD Lt. Scott Mourtgos, a University of Utah PhD candidate whose research focuses on the police-public relationship from the police perspective. [The Overlooked Perspective of Police Trust in the Public: Measurement and Effects on Police Job Behaviors]

On this episode of The Loudmouth Project's Voices of Reason, Jasen Lee discusses community policing with former Salt Lake City police chief Chris Burbank — who is currently the vice president for strategic partnerships for the Center for Policing Equity.

On Monday's AU we'll spend the hour with Salt Lake City Police Chief Chris Burbank. We'll talk about events in Ferguson, Missouri, including issues of race and police militarization. We'll also talk about recent shootings in Utah, police body cameras, and community policing, among other issues.