Podcasts about Orlando Police Department

A Florida judge sentenced Lakrisha S. Isaac, 33, to five years in prison on Friday following the fatal shooting of Lashaun Rodgers, 41, during a Memorial Day barbeque in Orlando in 2022. Isaac pleaded no contest in May to charges of manslaughter and culpable negligence for leaving an unloaded firearm within reach of her then 10-year-old daughter, who shot Rodgers. Isaac will receive 128 days credit for time already served. After her release, she will be on probation for three years and must attend a parenting class. The incident occurred when an argument between Isaac and Rodgers turned physical. Isaac handed her daughter a bag containing a gun, and during the ensuing fight, the child allegedly took out the gun and shot Rodgers. Rodgers died the following day after being taken to Orlando Regional Medical Center in critical condition. During the sentencing, Judge Kevin B. Weiss expressed condolences to the Rodgers family. “To the family, I am so sorry for your loss. Sometimes we find justice in other ways. If this is something you are struggling with, I can tell you that each and every one of us understands your struggle,” he said. Rodgers' sister, Sharetta Rodgers, conveyed the family's ongoing pain. “Not a second, not a minute, not a day goes by without us living the hurt and devastation, the pain and fear you caused on the family,” she said, as reported by local ABC affiliate WFTV. When asked what message she had for Isaac, she responded bluntly, “F– you.” Officers from the Orlando Police Department responded to 911 calls about the shooting on May 30, 2022. Upon arrival, they found Rodgers with a gunshot wound to the head. Witnesses, including Rodgers' boyfriend, described an intoxicated Isaac initiating a physical confrontation with Rodgers, which led to the shooting by Isaac's daughter. Rodgers' boyfriend and other witnesses corroborated the sequence of events, stating that Isaac handed her daughter the bag with the gun, and after the initial punches were exchanged, the child shot Rodgers while shouting, "She shouldn't have hit my momma." Isaac then reportedly took the firearm from her daughter and pointed it at Rodgers' boyfriend. The daughter has been held in a detention center for the past two years since a judge denied her request for release on an ankle monitor shortly after her arrest. The current status of her case remains uncertain. Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on The Downfall of Diddy, The Trial of Karen Read, The Murder Of Maddie Soto, Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

A Florida judge sentenced Lakrisha S. Isaac, 33, to five years in prison on Friday following the fatal shooting of Lashaun Rodgers, 41, during a Memorial Day barbeque in Orlando in 2022. Isaac pleaded no contest in May to charges of manslaughter and culpable negligence for leaving an unloaded firearm within reach of her then 10-year-old daughter, who shot Rodgers. Isaac will receive 128 days credit for time already served. After her release, she will be on probation for three years and must attend a parenting class. The incident occurred when an argument between Isaac and Rodgers turned physical. Isaac handed her daughter a bag containing a gun, and during the ensuing fight, the child allegedly took out the gun and shot Rodgers. Rodgers died the following day after being taken to Orlando Regional Medical Center in critical condition. During the sentencing, Judge Kevin B. Weiss expressed condolences to the Rodgers family. “To the family, I am so sorry for your loss. Sometimes we find justice in other ways. If this is something you are struggling with, I can tell you that each and every one of us understands your struggle,” he said. Rodgers' sister, Sharetta Rodgers, conveyed the family's ongoing pain. “Not a second, not a minute, not a day goes by without us living the hurt and devastation, the pain and fear you caused on the family,” she said, as reported by local ABC affiliate WFTV. When asked what message she had for Isaac, she responded bluntly, “F– you.” Officers from the Orlando Police Department responded to 911 calls about the shooting on May 30, 2022. Upon arrival, they found Rodgers with a gunshot wound to the head. Witnesses, including Rodgers' boyfriend, described an intoxicated Isaac initiating a physical confrontation with Rodgers, which led to the shooting by Isaac's daughter. Rodgers' boyfriend and other witnesses corroborated the sequence of events, stating that Isaac handed her daughter the bag with the gun, and after the initial punches were exchanged, the child shot Rodgers while shouting, "She shouldn't have hit my momma." Isaac then reportedly took the firearm from her daughter and pointed it at Rodgers' boyfriend. The daughter has been held in a detention center for the past two years since a judge denied her request for release on an ankle monitor shortly after her arrest. The current status of her case remains uncertain. Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on The Downfall of Diddy, The Trial of Karen Read, The Murder Of Maddie Soto, Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

Going Going, Back, Back to Pale, Pale - The Hijack 340 Moving to Queens, NY 2 weeks after 9/11 with an uncle named Osama Zouain is joined by our Palestinian correspondent, Remy and we get an update on the Jenny Side situation. He's is planning on going back to Palestine soon. Remy's sister got pepper prayed by Orlando Police Department during the Lake Eola protests How effective are boycotts and protests? What were relations like between Muslims, Christians, and Jewish Arabs in the middle east before the occupation? Why are Jews and Christians colluding when one group wants to kill or enslave the other and bring on the end of the world? Freepalestine #ceasefire #ceasefirenow TheHijack #TheEnd.FM

In this episode, FSA speaks with Orange County Sheriff John Mina, who was first elected sheriff in 2018 and then reelected in 2020. Before being elected sheriff, he had a 27-year career with the Orlando Police Department, culminating with being Chief of Police.  Orange County is the fifth-most populous county in the state and had more than 74 million travelers from around the world visit last year. With so much sun, fun and tourism in the county, it is never a dull day. Sheriff Mina shares his insights about providing public safety services to such a large and diverse population as well as the new programs he has instituted to keep citizens and visitors safe. 

In June of 2018, just two years after the PULS nightclub attacks, Orlando Police officers responded to a domestic violence call. As officers attempted to contact the suspect, he fired a shot though his door striking Officer Kevin Valencia with wounds that he would eventually succumb to.  The suspect then barricaded in his apartment with his 4 children as hostages.  This event, which would last more than 24 hours, proved extremely difficult and required the resources of both the Orlando Police Department SWAT Team and their partners from the Orange County Sherriff's SWAT Team before finally reaching a tragic resolution. My guests today are Dep. Chief Jonathan Bigelow from the Orlando Police Department and Sgt. Chris Eklund with the Orange County Florida Sherriff's Office to discuss the incident and share their lessons learned. This episode will be dedicated to the memory of Officer Kevin Valencia.Books RecommendedThe Common Sense Way: A New Way to Think About Leading and Organizing – Pete Blaber ISBN-13: 978-0578876740Leaders Eat Last: Why Some Teams Pull Together and Others Don't – Simon Sinek - ISBN-13: 978-1591848011Sound Doctrine: A Tactical Primer – Charles Sid Heal - ISBN-13: 978-1930051119The World's Most Powerful Leadership Principle - How To Become A Servant Leader - James C. Hunter - ISBN-13:‎ 978-1578569755Leader Shift- The 11 Essential Changes Every Leader Must Embrace - John C. Maxwell - ISBN-13: ‎ 978-0718098506Contact InfoDep. Chief Jonathan Bigelow – OPD - Special Service Bureau – Jonathan.Bigelow@cityoforlando.netSgt. Chris Eklund – OCSO SWAT - chriseklund2@gmail.com

February 18, 1976. Orlando, Florida. 15-year old Linda Kerr leaves her home in order to walk to her boyfriend's residence, but she never arrives and is subsequently reported missing. Investigators look into the possibility that Linda may have left the area with a biker gang and become an exotic dancer in another city, but this is never officially confirmed. Seven years later, one of Linda's brothers, Keith Kerr, is charged with murdering his sister-in-law, Carol Kerr, but while there is suspicion that Keith could have also harmed Linda, no evidence is found to implicate him. On this week's episode of “The Trail Went Cold”, we cover a puzzling missing persons case which has gone unsolved for over 47 years. In addition, we will be profiling three other cold cases involving teenage girls which took place in Orlando in 1976: the disappearance of 14-year old Mabel Andrews, the death of 14-year old Nancy Grace Daniel, and the death of an unidentified decedent known only as the “Orlando Jane Doe”. If you have any information about the disappearance of Linda Kerr, please contact the Orange County Sheriff's Office at (407) 254-7200. If you have any information about the disappearances of Nancy Grace Daniel or the death of the Orlando Jane Doe, please contact the Orange County Sheriff's Office at (407) 254-7200. If you have any information about the disappearance of Mabel Andrews, please contact the Orlando Police Department at (407) 246-3950. Additional Reading: https://charleyproject.org/case/linda-louise-kerr https://www.newspapers.com/image/300879561/ https://www.newspapers.com/image/227599830/ https://www.newspapers.com/image/227599096/ https://www.newspapers.com/image/227734640/ https://www.newspapers.com/image/227734727/ https://www.newspapers.com/image/225223739/ https://www.newspapers.com/image/222761852/ https://www.newspapers.com/image/230250486/ http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/727uffl.html https://www.newspapers.com/image/269283530/ https://www.newspapers.com/image/269283508/ https://charleyproject.org/case/mabel-louise-andrews https://robbydelaware1979.medium.com/getting-things-wrong-the-zodiac-and-dna-obsessions-10154a8a1291 “The Trail Went Cold” is on Patreon. Visit www.patreon.com/thetrailwentcold to become a patron and gain access to our exclusive bonus content. “The Trail Went Cold” is doing a weekly livestream show on Vokl every Thursday from 7:00-8:00 PM ET as part of their “True  Crime Thursday” line-up. For more information, please visit their website. “The Trail Went Cold” is going to be appearing on podcast row at “Crimecon” at the World Center Marriott in Orlando, Florida on September 22-24, 2023. To get a 10 % discount on the purchase of tickets to the event, please use our specialized promo code, “COLD23”, by visiting https://www.crimecon.com. The Trail Went Cold is produced and edited by Magill Foote. All music is composed by Vince Nitro.

Joining Chief Troche on the podcast this episode is our top-notch recruiting team, Jack Carter and Enrique Nazario. Law enforcement continues to offer exciting career opportunities while meeting the ever-changing needs of our diverse community. Our recruiters are working hard to find the best and brightest candidates to enhance our dedicated workforce. In this episode, Jack and Enrique discuss what qualities they look for and what perks and benefits there are to being a Sarasota Police officer. Enrique is a retired Army Lieutenant Colonel who served on active duty and in the Reserves for 32 years. Throughout his law enforcement career, Enrique served as a Federal Corrections Officer, a Trooper for the Indiana State Police, and 22 years at the Orlando Police Department, where he was a Master Police Officer and Recruiter. Jack is a retired Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel who joined the Sarasota Police Department family as a police officer in 1999 and retired as a White-Collar Crime Detective in 2013. He then served with the Florida Department of Veteran Affairs as a claims specialist and designated representative for veterans before the Board of Veteran Appeals. 

Welcome to episode 92 of The Hangar Z Podcast Brought to you by Vertical Valor Magazine.We made it into Orlando a bit early for APSCON 2023 so we could swing by and talk to Sergeant Shawn McCook and Chief Tactical Flight Deputy Jason Sams from the Orange County Sheriff's Department. We had the opportunity to record on location at their hangar in Orlando, Florida which was really nice. McCook and Sams share their personal journeys into public safety aviation. They talk about the role of the Orlando Police Department in their staffing strategy and the positive impact they make on the community. We'll delve into the crucial aspects of drone integration with aviation programs, the challenges brought about by Florida's weather, and the process for technology upgrades in the aviation field. During the episode, McCook and Sams offer insights into the benefits of airplane surveillance and integration with their helicopter program. We also talk about what they have done to improve their TFO selection and training process.Check out the article written by Jen Nevans with photos by Mike Reyno on the Orange County Sheriffs Office titled Future Ready. The article was just released in the APSCON 2023 Special Issue. I would like to thank our sponsors Metro Aviation SHOTOVER and CNC Technologies as well as our supporters on Patreon. 

The Orlando Police Department has released body cam footage of a deadly shooting that took place earlier this month in downtown Orlando. Was the shooting justified? It's episode #418 of The ANEZ SEZ podcast...

We'll let you hear sound from the just released Orlando Police Department body cam from the night an officer shot and killed drug suspect Derek Diaz while he sat in his car. Here's a link to the video so you can see for yourself how this all went down, and another link to the story as it's being reported by local media outlets.

In this episode, Chris interviews Chuck Crosby, still going strong after 19 years in the department doing a multitude of different roles he talks to us about burnout, finding the excitement, and the importance of finding and doing what you love. Chuck explains the different times he has felt burnt out and how he works through these challenges and tough times. He also gives us insights to how he helps his current officer he leads to ensure they don't burn out and become affected by PTSD and the stress of the job. To contact Chuck: Email: communicationcynergy@gmail.com Want to learn how to not feel drained all the time and burn out? Maybe you just don't know if policing is for you anymore but you don't know who you are if not a Police Officer. Email me at Team@createfromwhy.com and we will book a conversation to make the shift! Get my free 4 effective ways to eliminate burnout in your frontline career. www.createfromwhy.com/4ways Catch this episode and many more like it now. If you have not subscribed or listened to the last episodes they are worth the listen. We bring you real-life experiences to conquer going through and preventing burnout in everyday people!

The soon-to-be-former Orlando Police Chief Orlando Rolón talks about his three decades with the police department as he prepares for retirement.   And he shares what he has seen in law enforcement, what events had the most impact on him and comments on what the future may hold for him in the latest Beyond the Soundbite podcast.   ABOUT THE SHOW   Political figures and influencers are often heard in brief bites that don't capture the context of the whole story. “Central Florida: Beyond the Soundbite” expands the conversation with these newsmakers along the I-4 corridor and beyond. Join award-winning Spectrum News 13 anchor and Orlando Woman of the Year Ybeth Bruzual, political reporter Greg Angel, and veteran producer Gary Darling for a must-hear interview each week and learn about the issues affecting Central Florida.

My prayers go out to the family of those elementary children we lost today. May God heal and be with those families. This should have never happened. Let's monitor our children, youth who are still in school. May God protect our teachers who have to show up to work. May God be with them. A woman saved several lives when she shot a man who opened fire on a crowd of people with a semi-automatic weapon. According to DailyMail, the woman, whose identity is being kept private, had been at a graduation party in Charleston, West Virginia, when Dennis Butler began shooting at the group of about 40 people. On Wednesday, May 25, the incident happened near the Vista View Apartment Complex. Police spokesperson Tony Hazelett said the incident stemmed from Dennis being told to slow down while driving through an area where children were playing at the party.ORLANDO, Fla. — A 10-year-old Florida girl shot and killed a woman who had gotten in a fight with her mother, authorities said Monday. They took the girl and her mother into custody Monday night following the fatal shooting of Lashun Rodgers, 41, outside an apartment complex, according to a news release from the Orlando Police Department. They released the girl into the Florida Department of Children and Families' custody. The girl's mother, Lakrisha Isaac, 31, was arrested on charges of manslaughter by culpable negligence, child neglect, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, and aggravated assault with a firearm. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/unity-queen/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/unity-queen/support

Raul Rivas grew up in the Orlando area. After graduating high school, he attended college and obtained an Associate Degree in business. Raul then enlisted in the Army Reserve and served overseas during Desert Storm. Raul was sworn into the Orlando Police Department in 1992. He was first assigned to midnight patrol. Then he had stints on the bicycle squad and gang unit, before moving on to a multi-agency undercover drug task force named the Metropolitan Bureau of Investigation (MBI). Raul was a field training officer and developed an interest in investigations and SWAT. Raul spent 12 years in the robbery unit with cross sworn duties with FBI Safe Streets and ATF Violent Crimes task forces. At the same time, Raul was an assault team member on the SWAT team. Raul moved to the Fugitive Investigations unit and was cross sworn with the U.S.Marshal's. Raul has received numerous awards and accolades to include the Award of Valor, Field Training Officer of the Year, and SWAT Operator of the Year, and Florida Governors Award. Raul currently sits on the Florida SWAT Association, SWAT Roundup International committee. Raul Rivas served 18 yrs with the SWAT team and served as an Assistant Team Leader. Raul was one of the SWAT team members involved during the Pulse night club incident shooting in Orlando, Florida. Raul received an Award of Valor for his actions and involvement in the Pulse Incident. Raul retired from the Orlando Police department in 2019.

Raul Rivas grew up in the Orlando area. After graduating high school, he attended college and obtained an Associate Degree in business. Raul then enlisted in the Army Reserve and served overseas during Desert Storm. Raul was sworn into the Orlando Police Department in 1992. He was first assigned to midnight patrol. Then he had stints on the bicycle squad and gang unit, before moving on to a multi-agency undercover drug task force named the Metropolitan Bureau of Investigation (MBI). Raul was a field training officer and developed an interest in investigations and SWAT. Raul spent 12 years in the robbery unit with cross sworn duties with FBI Safe Streets and ATF Violent Crimes task forces. At the same time, Raul was an assault team member on the SWAT team. Raul moved to the Fugitive Investigations unit and was cross sworn with the U.S.Marshal's. Raul has received numerous awards and accolades to include the Award of Valor, Field Training Officer of the Year, and SWAT Operator of the Year, and Florida Governors Award. Raul currently sits on the Florida SWAT Association, SWAT Roundup International committee. Raul Rivas served 18 yrs with the SWAT team and served as an Assistant Team Leader. Raul was one of the SWAT team members involved during the Pulse night club incident shooting in Orlando, Florida. Raul received an Award of Valor for his actions and involvement in the Pulse Incident. Raul retired from the Orlando Police department in 2019.

Your local news update from the Orlando Sentinel for Friday, June 25th includes a suspect police search in Daytona, a national extension for eviction moratorium, and an investigation into Orlando Police Department.

Episode Notes Notes go here Do you know what to do if you were in an active shooter situation? How to report when you hear something about someone planning to harm themselves or others? Join us as we have representation from FBI; City of Orlando Police Department; the Crisis Center; and Stop the Bleed Campaign to discuss steps to take to increase survival and save lives. Resources will be shared on how to plan active shooter training on a local or state level.

Orange County Sheriff John Mina and Undersheriff Mark Canty discuss the Pulse nightclub shooting, how law enforcement responded and how the community can honor the victims.  In  2016, at the time of the shooting, both Mina and Canty worked for the Orlando Police Department. It has been five years since a gunman killed 49 people and injured dozens at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando. 

Hillary and Tina interview US Representative of Florida’s 10th District, Val Demings. Congresswoman Val Demings represents Florida's 10th District. A lifelong public servant, Rep. Demings broke numerous glass ceilings in her rise through the Orlando Police Department and her election to Congress. The first in her family to graduate college, she became a social worker, then a police officer. In 2007, after a distinguished career, she made history by becoming Orlando’s first female Chief of Police. Chief Demings shepherded the department through the financial crisis, championed policing strategies that put the community first, and oversaw a stunning 40% reduction in violent crime. Today, she serves as a member of the House Intelligence, Judiciary, and Homeland Security Committees, and chair of the House Homeland Security Subcommittee on Emergency Preparedness, Response, and Recovery. She made history and stood up for the rule of law when she was chosen to prosecute President Trump’s first impeachment before the U.S. Senate. And in her limited spare time, Rep. Demings rides her Harley-Davidson. For show notes and links to our sources, please click here (https://themuckpodcast.fireside.fm/articles/lmep22notes). Special Guest: Val Demings.

On the final episode of this mini-series, VSC Education Coordinator Emilie Mitchell sat down with The Deputy Chief Probation Officer of the Department of Juvenile Justice Omar M. Bohler and the Undersheriff of Orange County’s Sheriff Office Mark Canty to chat about Implicit Bias. Learn about the difference between implicit and explicit bias, how implicit bias can affect BIPOC individuals, and how we can hold space for these important conversations to ultimately break down barriers and structural racism. Omar M. Bohler uses he/him pronouns and is the current Deputy Chief Probation Officer at the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice. Omar comes with over 20 years of Military service experience and has been with the DJJ for 15 years. Omar conducts various trainings focusing on implicit bias and fair and equitable treatment. Undersheriff Mark J. Canty uses he/him pronouns and, after graduating from Northwestern University, started working in the Urban League in Orlando which made him realize that a career in law enforcement was his calling. He has worked with the Orlando Police Department over his 22-year career and was appointed Deputy Chief in 2017, and in 2019 he was appointed Undersheriff of the Orange County Sheriff’s Office. Undersheriff Canty is driven by a desire to make a bigger impact in his community and beyond, by making connections with young people before they are in trouble. You can listen to this episode on our Youtube Channel: https://youtu.be/JjkLHbmFE9I You can also listen to this episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts! ----------------------------------- Trigger Warning: In this podcast we will be discussing sensitive topics such as Sexual Assault. It's important to take care of yourself while listening. Some suggestions are listening while you're in a healthy head space or knowing who you can reach out to if you become upset. Our 24/7 helpline for crisis calls based out of Central Florida is 407 500 HEAL. By contacting the National Hotline at 1-800-656-4673 you can get support and learn about your local resources. There is always someone ready to help.

In this brand new episode we are joined by our friend John Edwards, a former Army veteran who served overseas on multiple deployments throughout Iraq. We get into his college life as a veteran who helped develop the Student Veteran association at App State in North Carolina. John now serves full time with the Orlando Police Department and shares some of his personal experiences as a cop and what goes into his daily routine including the most recent protests.

For our 208th episode, Jon and Brendan head over to Wally's Mills Avenue Liquors for some tasty brews on the patio. This week's topics include the withdrawal of the Henderson Hotel project in Winter Park, a new program to recruit students to the Orlando Police Department via school, and the 2022 Special Olympics. Tune in to Bungalower and the Bus every week on 104.1 Real Radio or our podcast to learn all about the top headlines, new restaurants, and best-bet events to attend this week.

Before his retirement from the Orlando Police Department in 2020, UMASS Hall of Fame running back Rene Ingoglia was almost certainly the first and only active ESPN College Football Analyst slash Police Detective. Rene joined #WhatsGood to talk about his football journey as a player from UMASS to time in the NFL and NFL Europe before embarking on a career in law enforcement. While he rose up the ranks in Orlando, he couldn't shake his love of football and clawed his way back into the game, now serving as an analyst on a variety of ESPN platforms. He shares memorable stories of double duty including learning of one big assignment while on an investigation. Rene breaks down what he brings to a broadcast and some highlight moments in the booth. Plus, we discuss the intersection of sports and social justice with Rene's perspective as a former athlete and police detective. He responded to multiple interview requests in the wake of George Floyd's death and offered some thoughts from those discussions.

Glad we have the PRO's on from the Orlando Police Department's training space to talk about what we did wrong after being invited to train with OPD and SWAT & their state of the art facilitates which are out of this world.

Michelle Parker vanished on November 17, 2011 from Orlando, FL following the airing of a People’s Court episode in which she fought with an ex-finance over the price of an engagement ring. Michelle drove a black 2007 Hummer. Michelle’s children and parents desperately seek answers as to what may have unfolded the afternoon she disappeared.  Any information please contact Crimeline at 800–423-TIPS (8477) or Orlando Police Department at 407-246-3975. Disclaimer: All theories discussed are our opinions based on our research. The majority of our research comes from publicly available sources. #armchairdetectivesAll source material and photos are on our website at: www.downtherabbitholespodcast.comhttps://www.patreon.com/downtherabbitholespodSubscribe and then follow us and join the discussion on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook at DownTheRabbitHolesPodcast

Retired Orlando Fl. Police Officer Tammi Cliborne is our guest. While cross training for the Department’s Mounted Horse unit she was severely injured when the horse began bucking. The incident resulted in a traumatic brain injury, hearing loss, a spinal cord injury and ever increasing brain white matter disease. Tammi talks about her career before the training accident and how her physical, mental, emotional life has changed ever since. She discusses her long rehabilitation process and her valiant efforts to return to her career as a Police Officer. She reveals truths associated with TBI and brain white matter disease and her retirement from the Orlando Police Department. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Your local news update from the Orlando Sentinel for Tuesday, November 17th includes Disney theme parks executives want to bring back some entertainment after cuts, 15,000 Orange County residents apply for $1,000 stimulus check via CARES portal that closed after 30 minutes, and Orlando Police Department launches a neighborhood patrol unit to build trust in designated communities.

We talk college football with ESPN's Rene Ingoglia The College Football Playoff The chances of a G5 crashing the party The Big 4 state schools: UF, FSU, Miami and UCF The great story of Coastal Carolina and the Sun Belt Conference Covering college football in the pandemic HIs Alma matter UMass and changing course to play games this season Rene's recent retirement from law enforcement after 20 years with the Orlando Police Department

In an unprecedented move for a missing person case, Drew and Joyce Kesse sue the Orlando Police Department for all the records in their daughter's investigation. The files are rich in information, detailing a cast of people interviewed by police in connection with Jennifer's disappearance. FNI Season 1 - The Derby City Betrayal Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Retired Orlando Police Sergeant Rich Ring investigated Jennifer's case from the beginning, employing help from the FBI and NASA to find her. Ring details the many hours of detective work and responds to criticism of the Orlando Police Department's handling of the case.  FNI Season 1 - The Derby City Betrayal Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you wonder what it's like to be in law enforcement today in America, wonder no further. Scott Anez has a frank discussion with a longtime member of the Orlando Police Department who is retiring, in part, because of all the blame being heaped onto police forces.

Master Sgt. Debra Clayton was shot and killed on the morning of January 9, 2017. Sergeant Clayton had served with the Orlando Police Department for 17 years. She is survived by her husband and two children. 

Hi all and welcome to this hot topic Not Boring Workout we’re calling The Heart-Pumping Guide to the Women Who Might Be One Heartbeat Away from Being President Workout.Why is it a heart-pumping guide? Because today is going to be all about cardio...and Biden’s shortlist of running mates.  So, start by jogging in place.During this workout, and all of our workouts, you never need to worry about counting reps or keeping time.  Each exercise will be described and then you will simply repeat or hold that exercise until I say stop.  There’s a handy little bell-sound too. Ding.Good. Keep going but let’s add in high-knees. This is kind of like a quick march but with each step you want to raise your knee up and touch it with your opposite elbow. Left knee to right elbow. Right knee to left elbow.  Quick quick quick.As soon as it became clear that Joe Biden, for reasons I still can’t quite fathom, was going to be the Democrats presidential candidate, it also became clear that he would select a woman to be his VP.There have only been two previous female candidates for VP which is pretty crazy. The first was Democrat Geraldine Ferarro who ran with Walter Mondale.  They lost in a total landslide to Ronald Regan and George H.W. Bush in 1984. And then there was the pride and joy of Alaska,  Republican Sarah Palin who was John McCain’s unfortunate pick to run with him against Barack Obama and um, oh yeah, Joe Biden.Ding.Time for jumping jacks. If I was actually doing this workout with you this would be my favorite part. I love jumping jacks. Makes me feel like a kid. So, jump kids! Jump!It’s pretty fair to say that neither McCain nor Mondale were likely contenders to begin with but considering how things have been going lately Biden’s chances are looking up. That means there is a real chance that we’ll see our first female VP in 2020. And not to be morbid but Biden will be 78 when he takes office and has already hinted that he might be one-n-done meaning his VP will probably be the Democratic presidential candidate in 2024.When it comes to the current VP options, there have been quite a few names tossed around. And team Biden is keeping its cards close to the chest. That said, we’ve got a pretty good idea of who’s being considered.Ding.Heart rate going up? Good. Time for squats. You can do them fast or you can do them slow but you gotta keep doing them until I say stop. If you don’t know how to do them, stand with your feet a bit wider than hip-width apart. Bend your knees like you are going to sit in a chair.  As your thighs get close to 90 degrees, stand back up.  Try to keep your chest up and back straight. Keep going.At first, it looked like it could be fellow really old person Elizabeth Warren or the younger but kind of uninspiring Amy Klobuchar. But as much of the country continues to protest against rampant systemic racism and demands more diverse representation in both government and corporations there is no question that Biden should and almost definitely will select a woman of color to join him on the campaign trail.Yeah, I know, polls still have Warren in the mix but I just can’t see it happening. She’ll make an amazing Secretary of State or Treasury and I don’t even think she’d accept the offer in the current climate. So, let’s take a closer look at the women most likely to end up a heartbeat away from the oval office.Ding.Told ya this was a hard workout.  And now it’s time for Mountain Climbers.  Place your hands flat on the floor, shoulder width apart. Extend your legs fully behind you with only your toes and balls of your feet touching the floor. Your body should be in a straight line, with your weight supported on your hands and toes only. Starting with either leg, flex your knee and hip at the same time to bring your knee up to your chest. Your other leg should remain fully extended. Now reverse the position of your legs, by extending the bent leg back and simultaneously flexing the straight leg until it is in the start position. It’s kind of like running in a pushup position. Go go go!The current frontrunner is the 55-year-old former candidate and current Senator from California Kamala Harris. If we were picking based on parents, Harris would probably win by a mile.  Her mother, Shyamala Gopalan, was a Tamil Indian breast-cancer scientist who immigrated from India in 1960. Her father, Donald Harris, is a Stanford University Emeritus Professor of Economics, who emigrated from Jamaica in 1961. Pretty sweet genes.Harris started off as a lawyer and made her way up the ranks of the California District Attorney’s office. In 2004, she was elected District Attorney of San Francisco and then in 2010, Harris won the election as California's Attorney General  where she served until 2016 when she became California's third female U.S. Senator, and the first of either Jamaican or Indian ancestryAlthough her own bid for the presidency came to an end during the primaries, she was strong on the debate stage and her experience in the Senate means she’s got a solid perspective on current players and issues on capital hill.Ding.Alright, time for a sort of a break. Lie down on your back, keeping your knees bent. Time for heal-touchers.  Fully extend your arms down the side of your body, palms facing in. This is the start position. Exhaling, crunch your torso forward and to the right until you can touch your right heel with your right hand. Hold for a count of one. Return to the starting position smooth motion, inhaling as you do so. Repeat the movement, this time to your left side. Keep going.Word on the street is that Jill Biden might not be the biggest fan of Kamala Harris and with Joe spending all his time at home Jill is certainly getting her opinions heard. So, next on the likely-list is Val Demings.While the moniker “Florida Man” inspires ridicule, Demings makes a strong case for why a “Florida Woman” might be the right choice for this crucial moment in our nation’s history.  Born in Jacksonville in 1957 to working class parents, Demings attended segregated schools in 1960’s before obtaining her degree in Criminology from Florida State university in 1979. She returned to Webster University and earned a master’s degree in Public Administration in 1996.More to the point, Dennings joined the Orlando Police Department in 1983. She started off as a beat cop and eventually became the city’s first black Chief of Police in 2007, serving until 2011. This seems to be both a pro and a con according to the “pundits” - Orlando cops have a pretty terrible record of all the bad things cops do and Demings was in charge for a while. On the other hand, she has a deep understanding of just how broken the system is and might know what it will take to change it.Demings is currently serving in the US House of Representatives and played a big role in the Trump impeachment hearings, so she knows her way around the swamp.Ding.Ok, just because I care so much about you, stay on your backs. Let’s do some hip thrusts. All ya gotta do is keep you legs bent, feet flat on the floor.  Put your hands to your sides and lift your hips up off the ground. Give a little core squeeze at the top and then lower back down. Repeat! Up. Down. Up. Down. Keep going.Which brings us to Susan Rice, who you might remember from her time in the Obama administration where she served as both the National Security Advisor and Ambassador to the United Nations.Rice is a DC native, born in 1964 to some seriously smart parents. Mom was an education policy scholar and dad was an economics professor. Clearly not one to rest on her laurels (love that phrase!) Rice was a 3-sport varsity athlete, school president and Valedictorian in high school, got her BA in history from Stanford and then went to Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar for her Masters and then Doctorate in Philosophy and International Relations. Damn.While part of the Obama administration Rice was heavily involved in both the Iran nuclear deal and the Paris Climate Accords. She also faced criticism for her role in the Benghazi affair, which could be made into an issue should she be selected.  There’s no question Rice has the international experience edge but she’s never held public office so her abilities on the campaign trail are an open question.Ding.Alright, that’s enough lying around. I really only gave you a break because now you have to do Burpees, which suck. If you’ve done them before, get to it! If not, here’s a breakdown. Start standing. In one smooth motion, squat down and place your hands palms down on the floor in front of your feet. Lean forward, so your weight is on your hands, at the same time jumping or walking your legs out behind you until they are fully extended. Your body should form a straight line with your weight supported on your toes and the balls of your feet and your arms fully extended. (In a push up position). Now do a pushup. Then jump or walk your feet forward to just behind your hands. Use an explosive motion to push through your heels and jump up in the air. Once you land, do it again.Atlanta is one of the country’s most dynamic cities and their mayor, Keisha Lance Bottoms, has proven to be a dynamic leader. Bottoms was born and raised in Atlanta and is the only mayor in Atlanta's history to have served in all three branches of government, serving as a judge and City Councilmember before being sworn in as Mayor.An early Biden supporter, Bottoms was already being vetted before gaining national attention for quickly calling for the firing of the officer who fatally shot Rayshard Brooks. Bottoms has been an outspoken Trump critic, argued against Georgia Governor Brian Kemp’s early re-opening of the state in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic and has been pushing hard for police reforms in Atlanta.Probably the biggest knock against her is simply her lack of national political and foreign affairs experience.  Considering Biden’s age this could weigh heavy in the final decision making process.  Ding.Now, I know you’re feeling pretty winded at this point and we are almost done but we’ve got one more candidate and one more exercise - we’re gonna burn out those arms with arm circles. These kinda creep up on ya. So you’re standing up straight. Put your arms out to your sides in a “T”.  Reach through your fingertips and then start making small circles forward. I’ll let you know when to switch directions.Our last contender, and I’ve gotta admit she’s become a bit of longshot, is Stacey Abrams. Born in Wisconsin, raised in Mississippi and then Georgia, Abrams’ parents are both Methodist ministers.  Abrams is one of several contenders with a law degree, graduating from the Yale Law School in 1999. She served in the Georgia General Assembly from 2007 to 2017 and then narrowly lost the Georgia Governor’s race in 2018. Ok, switch direction on those arm circles.Abrams gained a lot of attention when she became the first African-American woman to give the Democrat’s response to Trump’s State of the Union address in 2019.  She’s a powerful speaker who has been fighting hard against voter suppression as the leader of the Fair Fight Action advocacy group.But while she has made it quite clear she’d love to be the next VP, much like Bottoms, her main obstacle is a lack of major office experience.Ding.That’s it! You did it.  No more hard work.  Let’s reward that with a nice stretch.  Reach your arms up high over, reach, and then reach down for your toes. Hold that.  Now back up to the sky. And down to your toes. Do a few more of those nice and slow.Word on the street is that Biden will announce his VP pick sometime in August, which seems pretty soon but is also a long time away all things considered. It’s also still possible Biden will end up picking a white woman but with so many strong women of color in the mix it would be surprising. And disappointing.Ding.So, why don’t you give yourself a nice strong hug. And release.That’s it. We’re done! Not Boring Workouts is a completely independent effort - it’s just me and David - so we’d love your help spreading the word. Throw us that 5-star rating, tell your friends and visit us at patreon.com/notboringworkouts to learn how you can help keep the workouts coming!  Thanks!

On this edition of Good Morning Orlando Bud, Alan, Yaffee, and Melissa talk about the latest news! Orlando Police Department makes changes - Why They'll never satisfy the Anti-Cop crowd! AND Trump's Pro-Police Ad and Press Secretary Kayleigh Rips Press Corp! ALSO Florida orders all schools to open in August with Classroom option. PLUS The latest with the rising coronavirus cases in Florida. GUEST: Lawana Gelzer on OPD changes. You can listen to the latest podcast here now!

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Tuesday, July 7, 2020. Florida coronavirus update for Tuesday, June 7, 2020: 63 new deaths takes toll to 3,841 (:34) 5 Central Florida hospitals hit ICU capacity, but region still has beds available for any COVID-19 surge (2:08) Florida’s public schools must reopen, offer 5-day-a-week, on-campus option, state says (7:30) Bank of America temporarily closes 50 Central Florida branches amid coronavirus pandemic (13:45) Orlando Police Department to ban choke holds, no-knock warrants, chief says (16:00)

In the world where movies, music and many forms of entertainment highlight toxic and sometimes glorify dysfunctional relationships. It is a breath of fresh air to witness such a powerful couple who demonstrate such togetherness, strong partnership grounded in faith and where a strong masculine husband, Chief of Orlando Police Department consistently credits his beautiful wife with the person and professional he is today. Police Chief Orlando Rolon and his beautiful wife Giorgina Pinedo-Rolón share their love story and how they built their marriage to withstand their high profile positions to inspire those in relationship, marriage or in their pursuit to find love.

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Wednesday, April 22, 2020. DeSantis says state avoided public health disaster (1:36) Study: No benefits, more deaths in COVID-19 patients treated with malaria drug hydroxychloroquine (4:17) Florida tourism, restaurant industry leaders lay out steps to reopen after coronavirus shutdown (5:00) Lake County partners to expand COVID-19 testing (7:39) Florida improves unemployment system, but hundreds of thousands still left waiting (8:13) Senate approves $500B aid bill for businesses, hospitals, testing (11:10) Orlando Police Department cracks down on speeders (12:48) More Florida beaches reopen (15:03) Earth day: Celebrate virtually in Orlando (15:58)

In this first ever Talking Feds 1-on-1, Harry speaks with congresswoman Val Demings from her Florida home where she’s sheltered in place. After discussing the challenges in Florida to ameliorate the effects of COVID-19, they discuss Demings‘s career in the Orlando Police Department, where she became the first ever female chief, and her recent experience as an impeachment manager. They end with discussion of her inclusion on lists of possible vice presidential candidates for Joe Biden.

Jennifer Kesse went missing - presumably from her home or close to her home on January 23, 2006 from  Orlando, Florida. Jennifer’s parents and brother have tirelessly searched for answers. If you have any information at all about Jennifer’s disappearance or regarding the happenings of January 23, 2006 - please contact Orlando Police Department at 321-235-5300 or 407-246-2962. https://www.patreon.com/downtherabbitholespodwww.downtherabbitholespodcast.com Subscribe and then follow us and join the discussion on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook at DownTheRabbitHolesPodcast Disclaimer: All theories discussed are our opinions based on our research.  The majority of our research comes from publicly available sources. #armchairdetectives 

What is the role of the Undersheriff? Behind the Star host Jon Busdeker talks with Mark Canty, Undersheriff at the Orange County Sheriff's Office. A native of Central Florida and West Orange High School grad, Canty played football at Northwestern University and later worked for the Urban League of Central Florida. He spent 22 years at the Orlando Police Department before joining the Orange County Sheriff's Office in 2019. 

The legend of "Randy Buffalo" comes to life when I chat with Rene (while he is on call for the Orlando Police Department) over some Dunkin about the lifestyle. 

Kimberly DeFiori and Sara Laszaic join us to discuss their Law Enforcement experience. Plus, what they've learned in their police careers that dives them to help first responders. Learn about the Badges United Foundation and how they have dedicated their lives to increased wellness for all first responders. Theme song Hurricane is used with permission from the band Dark Horse Flyer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jennifer Kesse's family sues Orlando Police Department for access to police files in the missing girl's case. Cheating fisherman sentenced for tossing wife's anchored body into Lake Erie. Michael Cohen gets 3 years.

Jennifer Kesse's family sues the Orlando Police Department for access to police files in the missing girl's case. Cheating fisherman sentenced for tossing wife's anchored body into Lake Erie. Michael Cohen gets 3 years. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

This just in! From FBI Warnings to facial recognition the world is a scary place. Don't worry, the next story will cheer you right up! Sony has some more bad news with the beginning of the end of the PS4 line. Dang, well, you'll just have to trust us, Good News is Coming in this episode! FBI Issues Router Warning The FBI recommends any owner of small office and home office routers power cycle (reboot) the devices. Foreign cyber actors have compromised hundreds of thousands of home and office routers and other networked devices worldwide. The actors used VPNFilter malware to target small office and home office routers. The malware is able to perform multiple functions, including possible information collection, device exploitation, and blocking network traffic. Orlando Police Testing Amazon's Real-Time Facial Rekognition Tech companies are trying to sell police real-time facial recognition systems, which can track and identify people as they walk down the street. As NPR reported two weeks ago, American police have generally held off, but there's new evidence that one police department — Orlando, Fla. — has decided to try it out. In a written statement, the Orlando Police Department called the Amazon facial recognition system a "pilot program" and said it "will be used in accordance with current and applicable law." Beginning Of The End For The PS4 Sony's has declared he PS4 era is entering its final stages. Speaking to investors, PlayStation boss John Kodera outlined the company's three-year roadmap and it seems console sales are not expected to be a major source of revenue going forward. This is largely due to declining sales which is, Kodera notes, typical of the usual profit- and life-cycle of consoles. It does also suggest a new console might be on its way -- likely the PS5 -- but Kodera didn't give away any specifics other than don't look for a new console before 2021. The Writing Is On The Wall For The Playstation Vita But Not For Sony Portable Gaming The Vita's shelf life is shrinking rapidly -- Sony is ending production of physical game copies and will stop offering free PlayStation Plus Vita games in 2019. It also dropped PlayStation Now support from the console last year. Rather than separating portable gaming from consoles, it's necessary to continue thinking of [portable gaming] as one method to deliver more gaming experiences and exploring what our customers want from portable," Kodera said on last Wednesday. The first part of that sentence especially suggests that mobile gaming will related in some way to the next PlayStation console (probably the PS5). Whether that portends a Nintendo Switch-style hybrid, a controller that has portable features or something else entirely is far from certain.

On this edition of Good Morning Orlando Bud, Yaffee, and Tom talk about the latest news! President Trump picks Brett Kavanaugh to be the next Justice of the Supreme Court. AND The Left holds a wild protest against Trump's pick outside the Supreme Court building!ALSO The Thailand cave rescue continues. PLUS Bud gives his take on the Orlando Police Department's facial recognition technology. BONUS! Attorney Jeff Kaufman gives his legal expertise and analysis on Trump's Supreme Court pick!

On this edition of Good Morning Orlando Bud, Yaffee, and Alan update the latest news!Some victims of the PULSE night club terror attack are filing a lawsuit against the city of Orlando and the Orlando Police Department for not responding aggressively enough to stop the attack. AND President Trump set to travel to two different summits within a week of each other! Trump will visit the G7 meeting and then go to North Korea to have the Summit with Kim Jong Un. ALSO Did NASA's Mars news live up to the hype?PLUS Bud tells you who he thinks will be the next Orange Country Sheriff and Orange County Mayor!

05/23/18 – Orlando Sentinel columnist Scott Maxwell speaks with Jim about the facial recognition software being used by the Orlando Police Department. They also discuss a recent shooting and death of a shoplifting suspect by OPD, and why their body cameras were not working.

Crimefighter Tuesday: Carjacking/Det. Jerome Kenon, Orlando Police Department

Niel Guilarte has had a love affair with movies for as long as he can remember and now he makes them for a living. As founder of his production company, Wildstyle Media Group, his podcast, All Things Post, and as a documentary film maker, Niel is the quintessential entrepreneur juggling multiple projects and tasks all at once and delivering quality content through various forms of media. Tune in to find out how he got started in film, how shooting homicide video for the police department helped hone his craft, how being a self-taught content creator didn’t stop him from going after his dreams and his previous life as a DJ and his love of freestyle music and vinyl records. 05:20 - The Messengers: A Podcast Documentary and The Messengers Podcast 06:57 - How Niel got involved with The Messengers film 08:19 - Niel’s background 15:48 - His most important film project 19:15 - Our love of freestyle music, turntables, and vinyl records 23:59 - How I used to schlep my DJ equipment around back in the day 26:05 - Legends of Freestyle Podcast idea 27:52 - Freestyle music - an audio history 30:49 - Shooting homicide video for the Orlando Police Department and how it helped improve his craft 37:16 - “Doing” in order to achieve your goals 38:58 - Niel’s big year 41:07 - Attracting the right people to detract “the haters” 45:14 - Where his positive outlook comes from 47:34 - Niel’s advice to the PJ tribe 49:22 - “Leveling up” and mentoring others 52:16 - The mentors who’ve helped shape his future 54:15 - All Things Post Podcast 55:29 - How he’s landing the big guests for his podcast 01:00:44 - The one most misunderstood thing about him 01:01:26 - What he’s changed his mind about recently 01:02:42 - What his family means to him Full Show Notes: http://podcastjunkies.com/niel-guilarte-interview★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Orange County Sheriff Jerry L. Demings is dedicated to serving and protecting his Florida community. A former Chief of the Orlando Police Department and Director of Public Safety for Orange County, Demings's interest in law enforcement was sparked from his childhood experiences watching television shows such as Hawaii Five-0 and Mannix. After joining the Orlando Police Department in 1981, Demings moved up the leadership ranks to become the department's first African-American chief in 1998.In 2008, Demings became the department's first African-American sheriff.

Since this episode of Fluent in Floridian was recorded, Jerry Demings was elected mayor of Orange County, FL.   Orange County Sheriff Jerry L. Demings is dedicated to serving and protecting his Florida community. A former Chief of the Orlando Police Department and Director of Public Safety for Orange County, Demings’s interest in law enforcement […] The post 12. Orange County Sheriff Jerry Demings appeared first on Fluent in Floridian.

Everyone in the Orlando area remembers vividly the events that happened in the early morning hours of June 12th, 2016. At 2:02 am, The Pulse Nightclub Shooting began and over the next couple of days the reality of one of the worst shootings in the history of the United States took place. But, for the Orlando Police Department Public Relations Office, June 10th and 11th were very busy days that prepared them for what was about to take the worlds attention. Wanda Miglio and Michelle hold down those responsibilities in a truly team approach to keeping the public informed through the Orlando Police Social Media channels and the main-stream media. The end of Operation Safe Streets took place on June 10th, the culmination of a month long project to help make Orlando safer removing crime guns and offenders from the streets. Later that night, the murder of Christina Grimmie, an up and coming YouTube star who was performing at the Plaza Live Theater, took place. Due to her rising fame and recent success on The Voice the national media ascended on Orlando to cover the story. June 11th, the team made sure that the information about Christina Grimmie went out throughout the day. Add into the mix a couple of full SWAT callouts, they department and the PIOs were kept busy. And then… The Pulse Shooting took place. Wanda and Michelle quickly went into action determining the priorities that had to be identified to effectively do their job. Listen as they share the events from their perspective.  You can follow OPD on social media: Twitter.com/OrlandoPolice Facebook.com/orlandopolicedepartment YouTube.com/opdpio Orlando Police Online: http://www.cityoforlando.net/police/ Radio Traffic Audio Complied from City Of Orlando http://www.cityoforlando.net/cityclerk/pulse-tragedy-public-records/

Protect your home during summer vacation! Crimefighter Tuesday on G's POWER HOUR at 11:30 a.m. with LT. Todd Pursley of Orlando Police Department.

Orlando Florida's Most Passionate Concerned Citizen Lawanna Gelzer further exposes the racist agenda below the surface of the Orlando Police Department in the case of former OPD Detective Angel Burgos and how he slipped through the cracks of justice after forcing a young woman to perform oral sex on him while on duty in a government vehicle. Detective Burgos resigned without having to endure the same intense questioning that the victim face from OPD as though she were the guilty party. Listen in to what our dear Sister Lawanna Gelzer had to say as this is the type of decadent abuse of power that is happening all over the country and beyond! Join us in our uncensored adult conversation as we go in hard on the hot topics of the day! Call in live at 888.575.3769. Text Lance at 407.590.0755 if you have any inquiries about the program or desire an interview. As always, please like, comment, share & subscribe! DOWNLOAD MY FREE APP: iPhone - https://goo.gl/iv3qKA | Android - https://goo.gl/AhdIiL GET YOUR SCURV ON: http://bit.ly/ScurvTube LanceScurv is an Insightful Culture Critic, Entertaining Podcast Host, Relentless Blogger, Talented Cartoonist & Omnipotent Social Media Activist who focuses on the issues that the Mainstream Media is deathly afraid to touch and living an interesting productive life to the fullest! Subscribe! --Connect With Us Further-- Join Our Facebook Discussion Group @ https://www.facebook.com/groups/LanceScurvShow/ TWITTER: twitter.com/lancescurv/ FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/lancescurv INSTAGRAM: www.Instagram.com/LanceScurv BLOG: www.lancescurv.com/ PHONE/TEXT: 407.590.0755 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lancescurv/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lancescurv/support

Concerned Citizen Lawanna Gelzer unveils the true purpose of the Orlando Police Department in the Gentrifying Parramore area of Orlando in her usual bold and brutally honest fashion. What's so amazing is that while there never seems to be a shortage of local so called Black ministers and politicians jockeying for the microphone to be seen and heard at the various government sponsored events, these same attention whores are nowhere to be found when it comes time to speak out in truth to the oppressive forces that are killing off our community as the leeches that they are! This is why I personally applaud Ms. Lawanna Gelzer and her mother Ms. Betty Gelzer who is now a candidate for the District 5 City Commissioner position. Join us in our uncensored adult conversation as we go in hard on the hot topics of the day! Call in live at 888.575.3769. Text Lance at 407.590.0755 if you have any inquiries about the program or desire an interview. As always, please like, comment, share & subscribe! DOWNLOAD MY FREE APP: iPhone - https://goo.gl/iv3qKA | Android - https://goo.gl/AhdIiL GET YOUR SCURV ON: http://bit.ly/ScurvTube LanceScurv is an Insightful Culture Critic, Entertaining Podcast Host, Relentless Blogger, Talented Cartoonist & Omnipotent Social Media Activist who focuses on the issues that the Mainstream Media is deathly afraid to touch and living an interesting productive life to the fullest! Subscribe! --Connect With Us Further-- Join Our Facebook Discussion Group @ https://www.facebook.com/groups/LanceScurvShow/ TWITTER: twitter.com/lancescurv/ FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/lancescurv INSTAGRAM: www.Instagram.com/LanceScurv BLOG: www.lancescurv.com/ PHONE/TEXT: 407.590.0755 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lancescurv/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lancescurv/support

Learn all about the top headlines, new restaurants, and best-bet events to attend this weekend with Bungalower and the Bus. Hosted each week by Jon Busdeker and Brendan O'Connor. This week we discuss the reopening of Bumby, the new Orlando Police Department headquarters and a new Mexican restaurant opening on Lake Ivanhoe.

Dedication: Lieutenant Debra Clayton, Orlando Police Department, Florida, End of Watch: Monday, January 9, 2017Guest: Elizabeth Morris,  Chairwoman and Administrative Director: B. A of Christian Ministries; Diploma of Bible and Missions; Associate of Science Degree; Registered Nurse; Paralegal, Birth mother to five members, stepmother to four, and custodial mother of an additional four members of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe.The Christian Alliance for Indian Child Welfare (CAICW),  formed for Charitable, Religious, and Educational purposes as both a Christian Ministry as well as Family Advocacy, is interested in the total well-being of the individual and Family.  ~~The mission of CAICW includes relief of the poor, distressed, or the underprivileged; advancement of understanding of the teachings of Jesus Christ, lessening the burdens of government, eliminating prejudice and discrimination, defending human, constitutional, and civil rights secured by law; and combating community deterioration and juvenile delinquency.  ~~CAICW has been advocating for families who have lost or are at risk of losing children due to application of the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) since 2004. Our advocacy is both Judicial and Educative as well as a prayer resource for families and a shoulder to cry on.  dyinginindiancountry.com/  caicw.org/Southern Sense is conservative talk Annie "The Radio Chick" Ubelis, as host and "CS" Bennett, co-host.  Informative, fun, irreverent and politically incorrect, you never know where we'll go, but you'll love the journey! Southern-Sense.com

Dedication: Lieutenant Debra Clayton, Orlando Police Department, Florida, End of Watch: Monday, January 9, 2017 Guest: Elizabeth Morris,  Chairwoman and Administrative Director: B. A of Christian Ministries; Diploma of Bible and Missions; Associate of Science Degree; Registered Nurse; Paralegal, Birth mother to five members, stepmother to four, and custodial mother of an additional four members of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe. The Christian Alliance for Indian Child Welfare (CAICW),  formed for Charitable, Religious, and Educational purposes as both a Christian Ministry as well as Family Advocacy, is interested in the total well-being of the individual and Family.  ~~ The mission of CAICW includes relief of the poor, distressed, or the underprivileged; advancement of understanding of the teachings of Jesus Christ, lessening the burdens of government, eliminating prejudice and discrimination, defending human, constitutional, and civil rights secured by law; and combating community deterioration and juvenile delinquency.  ~~ CAICW has been advocating for families who have lost or are at risk of losing children due to application of the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) since 2004. Our advocacy is both Judicial and Educative as well as a prayer resource for families and a shoulder to cry on.  dyinginindiancountry.com/  caicw.org/ Southern Sense is conservative talk Annie "The Radio Chick" Ubelis, as host and "CS" Bennett, co-host.  Informative, fun, irreverent and politically incorrect, you never know where we'll go, but you'll love the journey! Southern-Sense.com

Dedication: Lieutenant Debra Clayton, Orlando Police Department, Florida, End of Watch: Monday, January 9, 2017Guest: Elizabeth Morris, Chairwoman and Administrative Director: B. A of Christian Ministries; Diploma of Bible and Missions; Associate of Science Degree; Registered Nurse; Paralegal, Birth mother to five members, stepmother to four, and custodial mother of an additional four members of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe.The Christian Alliance for Indian Child Welfare (CAICW), formed for Charitable, Religious, and Educational purposes as both a Christian Ministry as well as Family Advocacy, is interested in the total well-being of the individual and Family. ~~The mission of CAICW includes relief of the poor, distressed, or the underprivileged; advancement of understanding of the teachings of Jesus Christ, lessening the burdens of government, eliminating prejudice and discrimination, defending human, constitutional, and civil rights secured by law; and combating community deterioration and juvenile delinquency. ~~CAICW has been advocating for families who have lost or are at risk of losing children due to application of the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) since 2004. Our advocacy is both Judicial and Educative as well as a prayer resource for families and a shoulder to cry on. dyinginindiancountry.com/ caicw.org/Southern Sense is conservative talk Annie "The Radio Chick" Ubelis, as host and "CS" Bennett, co-host. Informative, fun, irreverent and politically incorrect, you never know where we'll go, but you'll love the journey! Southern-Sense.com

Dedication: Lieutenant Debra Clayton, Orlando Police Department, Florida, End of Watch: Monday, January 9, 2017Guest: Elizabeth Morris, Chairwoman and Administrative Director: B. A of Christian Ministries; Diploma of Bible and Missions; Associate of Science Degree; Registered Nurse; Paralegal, Birth mother to five members, stepmother to four, and custodial mother of an additional four members of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe.The Christian Alliance for Indian Child Welfare (CAICW), formed for Charitable, Religious, and Educational purposes as both a Christian Ministry as well as Family Advocacy, is interested in the total well-being of the individual and Family. ~~The mission of CAICW includes relief of the poor, distressed, or the underprivileged; advancement of understanding of the teachings of Jesus Christ, lessening the burdens of government, eliminating prejudice and discrimination, defending human, constitutional, and civil rights secured by law; and combating community deterioration and juvenile delinquency. ~~CAICW has been advocating for families who have lost or are at risk of losing children due to application of the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) since 2004. Our advocacy is both Judicial and Educative as well as a prayer resource for families and a shoulder to cry on. dyinginindiancountry.com/ caicw.org/Southern Sense is conservative talk Annie "The Radio Chick" Ubelis, as host and "CS" Bennett, co-host. Informative, fun, irreverent and politically incorrect, you never know where we'll go, but you'll love the journey! Southern-Sense.com

After the shocking arrival of an evil ancient deity on Earth, the Central Florida Ghostbusters struggle to come up with a plan of action. One of the surviving cult members is being held by the Orlando Police Department and refuses to cooperate until he speaks with the Ghostbusters. With no fresh leads and little time to spare, our heroes head downtown to play a little game of “good Ghostbuster, bad Ghostbuster”. What happens next puts them on a deadly path into an endless, apocalyptic night. For links and more info, head to the main episode page: http://nerdyshow.com/2017/02/ghostbusters-resurrection-no-ghost/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Vincent covers the breaking news about the citizen who shot and killed a man beating an Arizona trooper. Also, he discusses the search for Markeith Loyd and the Department of Justice report on Chicago. UPDATE: Less than an hour following the original posting of this show, the Orlando Police Department and the Orange County Sheriff’s […] The post Beyond The Badge: Manhunt For Markeith Loyd Over appeared first on Radio Influence.

On June 12, 2016, we all woke to news about the mass shooting at the Pulse Bar in Orlando, Florida.  It was a tragedy that had impact around the world.  This month we talked with Lt. James Young, who is the LGBT Liaison Officer for the Orlando Police Department, about how … Continue reading →

On June 12, 2016, we all woke to news about the mass shooting at the Pulse Bar in Orlando, Florida.  It was a tragedy that had impact around the world.  This month we talked with Lt. James Young, who is the LGBT Liaison Officer for the Orlando Police Department, about how … Continue reading →

The Dueling Dragons of Orlando Dragon Boat Team is a partnership between at risk teens and police officers from the Orlando Police Department who team up in a cooperative and competitive boat racing event. The kids come from programs like City’s Operation Positive Direction, Parramore Kidz Zone, and the City's Families, Parks and Recreation Department. Both police officers and kids participate as volunteers in the racing program. Dragon Boats have 20 seats, 41 feet of hull, and require 21 people to paddle. The premise is simple: only by working together will the racers get from point A to point B. In this Special Report, host Laurence Colletti sits down with Andrea Eliscu, founder of Dueling Dragons of Orlando, which was the subject of her presentation at the Business Law Section and International Law Section Joint Luncheon during the 2016 Annual Florida Bar Convention. Since the inception of her program, no participating kid has been arrested, lowered their GPA, or dropped out of school. In addition, no participating officer has been accused of misusing their power while performing their duties as a peace officer. Financially managed by The Orlando Community and Youth Trust, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Dueling Dragons of Orlando is funded by many generous contributions both in time and money. These donations are used to put on racing events and provide meals to participating kids on practice/competition days. Charitable mentions: Harris Rosen NeuroSpine Institute (Dr. Robert Masson) Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation BB&T Bank (They also let the kids job shadow with a banker) TrakMedia Solutions Nob Hill Walt Disney World Universal Studios Frank Santos Susan Potter Norton Special mentions for police guests called to service: City of Orlando Chief of Police John Mina Evelyn Aponte (administrative specialist to the Chief) Andrea Eliscu is the founder of Dueling Dragons of Orlando, a boat racing program which pairs at risk kids and police officers together in a cooperative activity designed to bring peace and understanding to its participants. Ms. Eliscu is a registered nurse and medical marketing specialist with decades of healthcare experience. She founded Medical Marketing Inc. and serves as its president where she provides leadership and guidance to its clients and serves as a resource to local and national industry trade organizations and media on health care related issues.

The Ninja Pastor on the Mass Murder in Orlando, uncensored...  No really, you might want to drink your coffee straight for this one time...  Dr. Shawn Cuts it STRAIGHT and To the Point!  Political Correctness is going to be the death of us IF we do not turn around NOW! Then Rev. Dr. Shawn re-delivers his message from Sunday in flawless studio audio as last nights audio quality was poor...  This will LIFT you in these dangerous times! True Christianity - What is True Christianity?   1 Thessalonians 5:1-28. It all starts in your soul, but what and where is your soul?  This is a very Greek way of thinking...  Remember,  The Hebrew does not HAVE a soul, the Hebrew IS a soul. What are the marks of a Christian? How to BE a Christian, notice I didn't say, look like, sound like, I said BE a Christian, a Follower of THE Way! This will be powerful....  Please SHARE and Join us for this Commercial FREE Message! The Ninja Pastor

Dov Baron talks about the recent shooting in Orlando. Was it Islamic terrorism or a Hate Crime? Mass shootings in the USA drive today's episode. From: http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/14/us/orlando-shooting.html ORLANDO, Fla. — The gunman who went on a shooting rampage in a popular gay nightclub here shot nearly all of his victims in the first stages of the assault, then was utterly “cool and calm” while he talked by phone to law enforcement officials about further carnage, claimed allegiance to the Islamic State and praised the Boston Marathon bombers, officials said on Monday. As officials offered new details about the worst mass shooting in American history, which left 49 people dead and 53 wounded, Chief John Mina of the Orlando Police Department said that the gunman, Omar Mateen, 29, told police negotiators — falsely, they later discovered — that he had explosives and accomplices at Pulse nightclub. Mr. Mateen eventually made comments persuading them that “there would be an imminent loss of life,” Chief Mina said, prompting the chief to end a three-hour standoff and order the assault that killed Mr. Mateen and freed dozens of people in trapped in the club. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

America’s newest Ghostbusting franchise is officially up and running! But it seems like no one noticed since it’s been about three weeks, and the crew hasn’t received a single call. While the guys don’t mind sitting around the firehouse all day, if they don’t start getting some business soon, they’re bound to close just as quickly as they opened. Thankfully, on a particularly boring day, the gang gets a call from the Orlando Police Department saying that they’re urgently needed downtown. A taxicab has thrown out its driver and passenger; and is currently driving itself! Traffic is backed up for miles, it’s almost rush hour, and this haunted taxi is showing no signs of stopping. At a time like this, who ya gonna call? Five trigger-happy rookies with nuclear accelerators and zero field experience. Join us as our inexperienced Busters venture out on their first case. They don’t believe in Ghosts (yet), but that won’t stop them from busting. Did we plan the launch of this episode around Bill Murray’s birthday? If that’ll make your listening experience that much better… let’s just go and say yes. Also, got a question for them? Notice some ghost or specter at night? Give them a ring: (321) 209-2020 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.