Podcast appearances and mentions of rich wistocki

Tonight, Dr. Phil focuses on a dangerous trend law enforcement calls a “street takeover,” where hundreds of young adults close down streets to perform reckless car stunts. Dr. Phil will speak with Cindi and Maria, who know first-hand how dangerous a street takeover can be. Maria says what started out as a fun night hosting a dinner party for friends, ended with her in a coma, and her loving fiancé Raymond, dead. Maria says while crossing the street she and Raymond were run over by a young man allegedly leaving a street takeover. Now, Maria is left to pick up the pieces while Raymond's sister, Cindi, fights for safer streets in honor of her late brother. Plus, Dr. Phil speaks with car enthusiast Eli, about how he is trying to stop this dangerous trend. Dr Phil will also speak Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar to discuss this trend from a law enforcement point of view. Dr. Phil will also speak with retired Child Cyber Crime Detective Rich Wistocki, for tips on how to report takeover crimes. Thank you to our sponsors for supporting this podcast and making it possible: Tax Network USA: CALL 1-800-958-1000 or visit https://TNUSA.com/DRPHIL/ to speak to one of our strategists for FREE today Jase Medical: Go to https://Jase.com/  and enter code PHIL at checkout Preserve Gold: Visit: https://drphilgold.com/  Get a FREE precious metals guide that contains essential information on how to help protect your accounts. Text “DRPHIL” to 50505 to claim this exclusive offer from Preserve Gold today.  

Ewing shares the highlighted points that Retired Detective Wistocki presented on regarding cyber security to the student body at Monmouth-Roseville and the parents during an assembly.

Former detective Rich Wistocki has made a career training law enforcement, parents, and kids about safety in and out of the classroom. He joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss the tragedy in Nashville this week, his hope for better trained School Resource Officers, and what to do when your kids face bullying or harassment online. Learn more about how Rich can help you and your family at besureconsulting.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Episode 4 with Rich Wistocki, an Exchange Club member, law enforcement expert, former SWAT team member, and nationally recognized cyber crime expert.In today's episode, our hosts Tracey Edwards and Kristie Lindau talk with Rich about his experience dealing with and the seriousness of school shootings and cyber crime, how to stay vigilant, and what we as a society can do moving forward.  It's a very informative and important episode in our new podcast series.  For more information about Rich or to schedule a class, please see the information below:Website:   https://www.besureconsulting.comEmail:  richwistocki@besureconsulting.comPhone:  630.461.0044*To watch the video version of this episode, please click here:  https://youtu.be/xaSNNoB1Zd4Enjoy!Thanks for listening! See you next time!

Shift Everything host Chris Coffey speaks to Rich Wistocki, a retired suburban Chicago police detective who has dedicated his career to protecting children from online threats. He travels the country to educate law enforcement using cutting edge investigative techniques and schools, parents and children on responsible digital activity. Warning: this episode includes references to crime topics, including sexual assault and gun violence.

In the wake of the recent Oxford Michigan High School shooting, the guys from 3CT are joined by their guests, Retired Chief Tony Pustizzi of the Coral Springs (FL) Police Department and Cyber Crimes Detective Rich Wistocki to discuss some preventive measures to help avoid these tragedies. They examine the need for properly trained and certified School Resource Officers that can effectively interact with school staff, administrators and parents. Also explored are some of Chief Pustizzi's experiences during the infamous 2018 Parkland school shooting and Detective Wistocki's knowledge in forecasting and stopping potential threats.   About the guests:Chief Tony Pustizzi (retired) began his career with the Coral Springs Police Department in 1988. Over his 30-year tenure, he supervised every unit within the agency with a strong emphasis on investigations, including homicide and special victims. Tony served on the SWAT team for 15 years where the last eight he was team commander. Tony rose through the ranks to ultimately become chief of police in 2012. He also served as the city's interim city manager and retired in March 2018 as the chief of police/deputy city manager. In January 2019, Tony came out of retirement to serve as the special counsel to the new sheriff of Broward County upon his appointment by the governor of the state of Florida.During the school massacre on February 14, 2018, where a former student entered Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland Florida and killed 17 innocent people and injured another 17 students, Chief Pustizzi, along with members of his agency, arrived at the school within minutes of being notified and was instrumental in organizing a complex law enforcement approach, including stopping and capturing the killer and extracting victims from within the school was initiated.Tony now conducts trainings nationwide on school and workplace violence preparedness as he is a firm believer that seconds save lives and can attest that the Hero911 app for police would have alerted his officers minutes earlier, possibly saving lives during the incident he was directly involved in. Child crime expert Detective Richard Wistocki has dedicated his career to helping children by tirelessly pursuing, apprehending and prosecuting child predators.  As an active Cyber Crimes Detective he educates Law Enforcement using cutting edge investigative techniques and Parents and Students on responsible digital activity.​30 year, decorated member of Law Enforcement23 year SWAT team memberAuthored the State of Illinois Sexting LawAuthored the State of Illinois Sexual Exploitation of a Child LawMember of The United States Secret Service Chicago Electronic Crimes Task Force (CECTF)Member of The Illinois Attorney General's Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (ICAC)High Technology Crimes Detective, Naperville Ill.   Formed the Will County Illinois States Attorney's High Technology Crimes Unit that made over 90 sexual predator arrests in its first 3 ½ years. Created Juvenile Justice Online, a first of its kind diversion program redefining the future of positive juvenile reform.  Resources/Links/Websites:https://fourstarstrategies.comwww.juvenilejusticeonline.orghttps://www.besureconsulting.com/tonyp@fourstarstrategies.comrichwistocki@besureconsulting.com

Child crime expert Detective Richard Wistocki joins Anna to talk about what parents and schools should know about school TikTok Challenges that include “Smack a staff member,” “Kiss your friend's girlfriend at school,” and “Vandalize school bathrooms.”

Child crime expert Detective Richard Wistocki joins Anna to talk about the failure of the FBI to protect the athletes in the Larry Nassar case and how kids are able to buy drugs online.

The Talk Spot is an interview show where we have guests from all backgrounds on. This episode features Rich Wistocki with BeSure Consulting.

Rich Wistocki is our guest. As a retired Police Detective, he has many years of experience investigating and protecting children from internet predators. While he still works as a consultant to keep children safe online, his own recovery from police related trauma has motivated him to spend much of his time to saving the lives of law enforcement, firefighters, military veterans and other first responders from the often devastating physical and mental health effects caused by trauma. You can help by telling others about this episode of the podcast.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul Mehta explains ALS, Kim Seltzer gives dating tips, Ashley Finley discusses how to be allies with people experiencing discrimination, Matt Mendenhall discusses birdwatching, Rich Wistocki explains how to talk to kids about technology, Ebony Thomas discusses black representation in popular media.

The Tech Talk (0:00:00) With children getting smart phones at such young ages, it's important that we're conscious of how they're using them and who they're talking to. Too many kids have been taken advantage of by strangers on the internet with bad intentions. Now you might getsome push-back from your children when you try to monitor their phones and other devices. Most all kids will fight you for their privacy. But our next guest, who has spent many years focused on cyber-crimes among youth and taking down online child predators, believes it's important that parents stay involved when it comes to technology. Rich Wistocki is a former cyber-crimes detective with his own consulting firm dedicated to educating parents and kids on this topic.   Online Recommendations (0:18:47) In today's world, we hardly go anywhere without recommendations. Everything we do is dependent on a few star-ratings and a well-written review. Luckily, we can access people's opinions easily online. Even Facebook set up a way for us to ask for recommendations from friends on its platform. But reviews are not only critical to consumers. They also have a big impact on businesses and job seekers. Today we're joined by Justin “job coach” Jones, a career development manager. He's here to share his insights into the world of recommendations and reviews and how it has changed the way people make decisions, find jobs, and run businesses.   Teen Crime: False Confessions (0:36:06) You're sitting at the dinner table, about to eat, when the doorbell rings. There are two police officers at the door ready to handcuff your child. You go to the police station and when they finally tell you what's going on, you find out your child confessed to everything they were accused of. You get a moment with your child and ask them what happened. They look back at you and say that they didn't do anything; the police just got into their head. This exact situation happens more often than you'd think. Why do people, especially minors, confess to crimes they did not commit? Here to explain this to us is Lindsay Malloy, a forensic developmental psychologist and professor at Ontario Tech University.    Deciding Your Child's Allowance (0:50:41) You've done a great job as a parent so far. Your child can walk, talk, and read. They successfully graduated to big kid underwear. Now it's time to take a leap and teach them something most adults don't know how to do—manage money. And one of the best ways to teach your children about money management is through an allowance. There's a lot of debate surrounding the best approach to implementing an allowance, so here to break it down for us and give us some advice is Liz Frazier, a Financial Planner and author of “Beyond Piggy Banks and Lemonade Stands: How to Teach Young Kids About Finance”.    Stay Bothered (1:08:05) Many of us are itching with a desire to make a difference in the lives around us... but helping others can be demanding work. And once we get started, finding the motivation to stay involved in our community is difficult. Yet, it's also so rewarding... so how can we maintain our involvement in causes that are important to us with the same hope and energy we started with? Today we are talking with philanthropist and friend of the show Jamie Amelio as she talks with us about staying bothered and how we can continue to drive change in the world.   Fighting Phone Addiction with Flip Phones (1:24:28) As parents, we often complain about how our kids are addicted to their mobile devices. But I think sometimes we too are guilty of staring at screens for too long. Our time-consuming cell phone and social media use could be even more damaging to home and family life than our children's obsession with Kim Kardashian's Instagram story. Collin Kartchner, a social media activist and founder of hashtag save the kids, says that maybe we should exchange our iPhones for flip phones. He joins us today.

Rich Wistocki explains the "tech talk," Justin Jones discusses the benefits of short work weeks, Lindsay Malloy talks about false confessions from teens, Liz Frazier explains how to decide if your kids need allowance, Jamie Amelio discusses social activism, Collin Kartchner teaches how to fight phone addiction.

Rich Wistocki, retired Naperville Il. Police Officer talks about saving children from cyber predators both on the job and after with Roll Call Training. He also discusses how he uses Roll Call training to help Law Enforcement Officers and first responders struggling with PTSD and substance abuse problems. Theme song Hurricane used with permission from the band Dark Horse Flyer. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.