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Send us a textSummary: In this episode of the PIO podcast, Robert Tornabene interviews Megan Black, the Public Information Officer for the Renton Police Department. Megan shares her journey from a long career in broadcast journalism to her current role in law enforcement communications. She discusses the importance of community engagement, the role of crime analysis in effective communication, and the significance of storytelling in law enforcement. Megan emphasizes the need for transparency and building relationships with the media, as well as her thoughts on the impact of artificial intelligence in the field. The conversation concludes with rapid-fire questions that reveal Megan's insights and values.Meeghan's BIO: Meeghan Black is the Communications and Community Engagement Manager for the Renton Police Department. Before joining RPD, Meeghan served as the Public Information Officer for the Bellevue Police Department and had a nearly three-decade-long career in broadcast journalism. During both careers, Meeghan has covered natural disasters, protests, riots during 2020, a line-of-duty death, officer misconduct, and other issues.Meeghan is a native of the Seattle area and has lived in Renton with her husband and daughter for the past 20 years. Meeghan's EmailSupport the showOur premiere sponsor, Social News Desk, has an exclusive offer for PIO Podcast listeners. Head over to socialnewsdesk.com/pio to get three months free when a qualifying agency signs up.
Bob talks about proposed early redistricting in Texas and New York, the 15 year jail sentence handed down to a Marcy corrections officer in the murder of Robert Brooks, the Sydney Sweeney American Eagle Ad, the Rochester Knighthawks purchase by the Seneca Nation, people bitten by pit bulls at Charlotte Beach, and the released body cam video of the RPD involved shooting on Thursday.
Bob talks to Rochester Police Sargent Justin Collins about RPD recruitment.
Bob talks about a statement from members of Rochester City Council on the RPD involved fatal shooting on Thursday, Upstate bringing armed security to the Fulton Ave plant to announce its closing and for the rest of the year, and the Maplewood Park plane crash, Bob takes a call, talks about a 15 year sentence for one of the corrections officers in the murder of Robert Brooks, and possible redistricting in Texas.
Bob talks to Deputy Shriner and Deputy Tschorke on recruitment, position openings, physical requirements and the hiring process, Bob talks about the RPD officer injured by hit and run, the Tent City building fire, Sandra Doorley's retirement announcement, the UNC Dairy plant closing, the Pittsford canal stalker, the Presidential Physical Fitness Award being brought back, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks about the man who attacked a nurse outside Highland Hospital, and a guy on the canal trail in Pittsford harassing women, Bob takes a call, talks about an arrest made in the slaying of a Mom and Dad in an Arkansas State Park, the settlement between abuse victims and the Rochester Catholic Diocese, and an RPD car hit at Mt. Read and Lexington Avenue last night.
Bob talks about Branch Rickey and Jackie Robinson, Tish James defending Rochester in the sanctuary city suit by the federal government, Bob reads an RPD press release about the RPD officer hit at Mt. Read and Lexington. Bob talks to Rochester Locust Club President Geoff Wiater about the hit RPD officer, Bob talks about the man that hit the officer, and talks about an ICE raid at the Asia Market.
Bob talks about a release from Captain Greg Bello about a suicidal woman, a RPD press release on the South Union Street hit and run, the homeless population in Rochester, and Bob takes calls.
We welcome pro boxer turned pro wrestler Ryan Paul Davies to the show! RPD discusses the transition from boxing to wrestling, from training at Grand Pro Wrestling to becoming the GPW World Champion. Getting advice from William Regal, his love for wrestling and the wrestling fans who support him. Making his Progress Wrestling debut in Manchester at Chapter 181, his work on WWE Smackdown with Roman Reigns, being at Clash at the Castle in Scotland, advice for people who've faced adversity and setbacks plus so much MORE!#rpdavies #rpd #ryanpauldavies #britishwrestling #progresswrestling Follow RPD:https://www.instagram.com/r.p.davies/Our full podcast can be found anywhere you get your podcasts and we are hosted on:https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/a2thekCHECK OUT OUR MERCH ON PROWRESTLINGTEES!Pro Wrestling Tees: https://prowrestlingtees.com/a2thekwrestlingTeespring: https://teespring.com/stores/a2thekwrestlingCOME SAY HI!Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/a2thekwrestling/TikTok:https://www.tiktok.com/@a2thekwrestling Twitter:https://twitter.com/A2theKWrestlingFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/a2thekwrestling/And make sure you subscribe to our YouTube channel!YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/a2thekwrestlingThe A2theK Wrestling Show is a weekly show full of interviews, news, predictions & reviews! We talk all things WWE & AEW and also feature fun segments such as top 10 best & worst lists, what if scenarios & more!
Jeff kicks things off talking about the RPD crime stats and then talks to Governor Glenn Youngkin.
Jeff goes over some of the crime stats from the RPD.
(Riverton, WY) - Our Riverton Police Department spotlight series continues as we get to know Community Service Officer Connor Knop. While Connor is still pretty new to RPD, he's been serving the community for quite some time as an EMT and volunteer firefighter, which he is still involved with. To hear the full chat with Connor, click the player below or search for the County 10 Podcast anywhere you get podcasts. More RPD Spotlight interviews can be found by clicking here.
Bob talks at length about Joe Morelle, Monroe County Democratic voter demographics, Bob read a RPD press release about the shooting this morning involving a 16 year old, and Bob talks about the tornado in Phelps.
Bob talks about Jamieson Ritter, his week off, last weeks' hubbub with the RPD seizing a dirt bike, the sentencing of Byron Bell, and the deadly floods in Texas and the heroism of a member of the Coast Guard.
The Crime Dawgs fill in for Lonsberry and talks about the RPD and the homicide on Oscar Street, the effects of COVID on mental health, Elise Stefanik running for NY Governor, Zohran Mamdani running for NYC Mayor, airport security, and take calls.
Bob talks to Robert Mitchell of the Loftus C. Carson Memorial Golf Tournament about the tournament and the scholarships handed out, Bob talks about WHAM's Barry Vee being inducted into the New York State USBC Bowling Hall of Fame, Bob reads an RPD press release about the leadup to the attempted murder of an officer Sunday, and Bob talks about the retirement of Fairport Police Chief Matt Barnes.
Bob talks about the delicate ceasefire between Israel and Iran, and Iran's response to the bombing of their nuclear sites, Bob gives more info on the attempted murder of an RPD officer, Bob talks to State Senator George Borrello about Hochul wanting nuclear power, and Bob talks about the storm in Lake Tahoe that killed a group of people from the Rochester region.
Bob talks about Iran, a fatal tornado in Clark Mills, the attempted murder of an RPD officer, the death of former Monroe County Legislator Joe Carbone, and Bob talks about the local primary elections.
(Riverton, WY) - Our Riverton Police Department Spotlight Series continues as we get to know Sergeant Amy Fyler better this week! Fyler is a Wyoming-native growing up in Moran and later relocating to the Dubois-area. Ultimately, a career in law enforcement drew her in where she landed with RPD. She loves giving back to the community, attending events and getting involved in the Special Olympics Jackalope Jump! She's also a huge fan of the Wyoming outdoors. The full conversation with Amy can be played below, or you can search for it on your preferred podcast player by looking for the County 10 Podcast! To hear more interviews in our Riverton Police Department Spotlight Series, click here!
Bob talks about the man who hit a RPD cruiser head on and his release by Judge Van White, the family of Messiah Nantwi filing a civil rights lawsuit against the state and officers that murdered him, a local news screw up, the RG&E "If You Smell Gas" ads, the course of events Saturday morning with the Minnesota political assassin, and Bob gives his endorsements for Rochester City Council.
Bob talks to Robert Colby of Colby Homestead Farms about the weather impact on agriculture, Bob talks about a local man that marched in the Army Parade, Bob reads an RPD press release about a man who hit a police cruiser head on, and Bob talks about the baby on the roof.
Today, we're diving into the Redding Police Department's 2024 Crime Statistics Year-End Review — and it's packed with significant developments. The department responded to over 109,000 calls for service, a 6.6% increase from the previous year. Arrests also hit a new record, with more than 11,000 total, including a 32% rise in misdemeanor arrests. But before you start panicking that crime in Redding has hit a new high, we're pleased to report just the opposite. Despite an expanded crime reporting system (NIBRS), violent and property crimes dropped by about 21% each — a strong sign of progress. And the rise in misdemeanor arrests is directly attributed to more policing with a focus on quality of life issues. Which, depending on your perspective, makes Redding a safer city.To unpack all these details, today's guest is Kristen Gurley, the person who tracks, analyzes, and organizes these statistics for the Redding Police Department. We'll ask her all about the switch to the NIBRS system, how the limited jail space affects our crime stats, and how it's possible that with all the extra arrests on the quality of life issues, our overall statistics have gone down.All in all, a busy year for Redding Police — but one that shows measurable impact in both public safety and enforcement. So, stay tuned as we learn more about how RPD is working hard to keep Redding as safe as possible.Read the transcript here>>Contact the City of Redding Podcast Team Email us at podcast@cityofredding.org Connect with us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Visit the City of Redding website Love the podcast? The best way to spread the word is to rate and review!
(Riverton, WY) - Our Riverton Police Department spotlight series continues with one of the department's newest officers, Taylor Murphy. Officer Murphy discusses his first few days on the job, field training and what his time was like at the Wyoming Police Academy. "It's a lot of fun, we do a lot of different things," he shared about his 14 week long training. "We do active shooter week, DUI week, the instructors there are great. You meet police officers from all over the state who have the same goals, ethics and morals that you do. It's nice to make those friendships." Many community members and current RPD staff were already familiar with Taylor. His dad, Eric is the former Riverton Police Chief. "I knew most of the officers here at Riverton PD, which was nice and helpful." The full conversation with Taylor can be heard in the player below or by finding the County 10 Podcast virtually anywhere you listen to podcasts! More episodes from the RPD Spotlight Series can be found here.
Bob talks about the war over absolute truth, Bob reads a RPD press release about a hit and run arrest, and talks about the Cardinal procession, Bob takes calls, talks about Joe Morelle on NewsNation, and Bob talks about the hit and run driver.
Bob talks to RPD detective Paul Helfer about the shooting of the 17 year old on Alphonse Street and subsequent arrest, Bob talks about the proposed movie tariffs, Bob talks to Rochester Fire Chief Stefano Napolitano about the 17 year old, Bob talks about the K Mart in Hornell, and an ICE raid in Albion.
Police Shot During A Chase, Career Ending Injuries. In the quiet hours on May 25, a police officer's life changed forever. During what began as a routine investigation of a stolen vehicle in Romeoville, Illinois, Officer Dominic Thielmann was shot in the face and right shoulder in a dramatic foot chase that nearly claimed his life. The Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show and Podcast episode is available for free on their website, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and most major podcast platforms. Now, Thielmann is speaking out about the incident, his long road to recovery, and how the near-fatal encounter has redefined his life, career, and mission. Follow the Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show and Podcast on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Medium and most all social media platforms “I was chasing a suspect on foot, something that happens often in our line of work. I never imagined that night would end with a gun pointed at me and my life flashing before my eyes,” Thielmann said during an interview. Listen to the interview with him as a Free Podcast on the Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show and Podcast. Available for free on their website and streaming on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and other podcast platforms. The shooting occurred around 12:15 a.m. near Sierra Trail and Summerfield Drive in Romeoville. Thielmann and fellow officers had been investigating a stolen vehicle when the suspect bolted, prompting a pursuit that ended in a harrowing exchange of gunfire. Thielmann was struck, leaving him with injuries so severe they would ultimately end his career in law enforcement. Police Shot During A Chase, Career Ending Injuries. Look for supporting stories about this and much more from Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show and Podcast in platforms like Medium, Blogspot and Linkedin. Despite his wounds, Thielmann survived. He was rushed to a Hospital in Maywood, where doctors stabilized him. Authorities later charged the suspect with armed robbery and set bond at $5 million, without the option of the usual 10% release. In a public statement, the Romeoville Police Department expressed its appreciation for the overwhelming support Thielmann and his family received. “The Romeoville Police Department would like to express sincere gratitude to those who have shown their support for Officer Thielmann and his family,” the department said in a news release. The Village of Romeoville, located about 26 miles southwest of Chicago in Will County, rallied around Thielmann. Community members, law enforcement colleagues, and officials alike offered support. Follow the Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show and podcast on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Medium and most all social media platforms. "The staff and the community really came together to support Dominic and our RPD family. We couldn't be more thankful," said Village Manager Dawn Caldwell. After six years with the department, most recently as a tactical officer in the Investigations Unit, Thielmann's days in uniform are now behind him. But his commitment to public service remains stronger than ever. “I can't do the job the way I used to,” he shared. “But that doesn't mean I'm done making an impact.” Thielmann has since redirected his energy toward helping others through Beyond The Dispatch, a podcast he co-created to share the stories of first responders and highlight the mental, emotional, and physical toll their careers can take. He uses his platform to shine a light on critical but often stigmatized issues like PTSD, trauma, and suicide among law enforcement officers and other emergency personnel. Police Shot During A Chase, Career Ending Injuries. The interview is available as a free podcast on the Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show and podcast website, also available on platforms like Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and most major podcast outlets. “I've had so many officers, firefighters, and dispatchers reach out through Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X (formerly Twitter), just to say thank you for talking about the things we're usually afraid to admit we're feeling,” Thielmann said. Through Beyond The Dispatch, Thielmann not only recounts his own experiences but also provides a space for others to share theirs. The podcast has become a growing social media presence and a trusted resource for first responders across the country. He admits that there are still many details about the shooting he cannot legally discuss due to the ongoing court proceedings, but he doesn't shy away from describing the pain, both physical and emotional, that followed the incident. Check out the show on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Newsbreak, Medium and most all social media platforms. “The doctors told me I was lucky to be alive. The shot to my face could've ended it all,” he said. “I wake up every day with the effects of what happened. The injuries will never fully heal. But I choose to make them part of my purpose.” Thielmann's story is a sobering reminder of the risks police officers face daily. But it's also a story of resilience, transformation, and purpose after trauma. What could have ended his life has instead fueled a mission to support others in uniform. Police Shot During A Chase, Career Ending Injuries. “I may no longer wear the badge,” he said, “but I'll never stop serving.” You can follow Dominic Thielmann's journey and hear the the interview with him as a free Podcast on the Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show and Podcast website als on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or most major podcast platforms. Follow updates on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and X for more insights into life after the badge and the stories of first responders across the nation. For more insights, the free episode of the “Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show and Podcast”, is available on their website for free in addition to Apple Podcasts and Spotify, as well as through other podcast platforms. Your golden years are supposed to be easy and worry free, at least in regards to finances. If you are over 70, you can turn your life insurance policy into cash. Visit LetSavings.com, LetSavings.com or call (866) 480-4252, (866) 480-4252, again that's (866) 480 4252 to see if you qualify. Learn useful tips and strategies to increase your Facebook Success with John Jay Wiley. Both free and paid content are available on this Patreon page. Time is running out to secure the Medicare coverage you deserve! 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Bob reads a RPD press release, talks about Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the mother who starved her son to death, Avelo Airlines, McDonald's, and grape and apple growing.
Graps & Claps with Andy, Geoff & Shauna go to PCW Who Dares Wins 2025 from Stage City, Preston feat. The PCW Rumble and RPD vs Donovan Dijak!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/gcp/donations
In this episode, we're recapping highlights from the Redding City Council meeting held on April 15, 2025.Mayor Jack Munns kicked things off by proclaiming April 2025 as Child Abuse Prevention Awareness Month in the City of Redding.On the Consent Calendar, Council recognized Community Tree Planting Day (aka Arbor Day) on April 25 and celebrated the Parks Division for earning the Tree City USA award. Council also approved:A 20-year lease agreement with the California State Lands Commission for the Lake Redding and Diestelhorst Bridge crossings,And a resolution declaring April 20–26 as Volunteer Appreciation Week, honoring over 32,000 hours of volunteer service in 2024—an estimated economic value of more than $1 million!Council also appointed two new members to the Redding Planning Commission—Blake Nance and Erin Ryan—following a thoughtful discussion on representation and diversity of perspectives.Redding Fire Chief Jerrod Vanlandingham gave a brief update on the new Fire Hazard Severity Zone Maps from the State of California. These maps are now part of the City ordinance and are available for public viewing and comment at reddingfire.org.And finally, Councilmember Tenessa Audette raised a discussion about options to retain 12 RPD positions amid budget constraints. That conversation will continue at the May 6 City Council meeting.Meeting Agenda >>Watch the Council meeting online >>Contact the City of Redding Podcast Team Email us at podcast@cityofredding.org Connect with us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Visit the City of Redding website Love the podcast? The best way to spread the word is to rate and review!
Bob talks about Hochul and the budget, Bob takes calls, talks about Real ID, Trump vs. Jerome Powell, Bob reads a RPD press release, talks about Fairport, and the guy who tried to kill Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro
(Riverton, WY) - As our Riverton Police Department spotlight series continues, we're celebrating National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. That fancy and long title is meant to honor the folks to receive 911 and emergency dispatch calls. Accordingly, we wanted to spotlight the job of a Riverton Police Department dispatcher. Sarah Nelson joined us recently to chat about how she got into law enforcement and emergency services, what her day-to-day is like as a dispatcher and her role working with both RPD and the local fire departments. To listen to our full conversation, click the player below or search for the County 10 Podcast anywhere you listen to podcasts! If you missed our previous RPD spotlight features, you can find them here! And, PS - we'll chat with another local dispatcher later this week!
Remember that time Mayor Stoney tried to get the RPD to be his goons when destroying the city and they said "kick rocks dude"... yeah seems like a good time for a lil reminder from your friendly Uncle Jeff.
Bob give details of the ICE raid that entangled the RPD, Bob takes calls, talks about tariffs, court cases against Trump, early release from state prisons, Hochul and the state budget, and Bob talks to Radio Mike about Real ID.
(Riverton, WY) - Our County 10 Podcast / Riverton Police Department spotlight series continues this week as we sit down with Sergeant, Charlie Marshall. Marshall is celebrating his 30th year serving the community in law enforcement this year. He's been with RPD in a variety of roles including as a School Resource Officer. During our conversation he was quick to admit it was one of his favorite roles and has a great respect for officers working in schools. "There's been several kids that might not have made it through school if SRO's were not part of their lives," Marshall concluded. Charlie reflected on his career and some of his favorite stories on the job. He tells us about the time that he and a co-worker spent an entire day off assisting an elderly woman after an on-duty call revealed that her flower garden was in need of some help. Marshall expressed his appreciation for the community and hopes that Riverton folks continue to make it a great place to live, "I think the more pride that we take as a community, cleaning up our yards and things we can control, it would go a long way. For me growing up here, it's been a very rewarding career. I wouldn't change anything. We have a great community and I hope we can keep moving forward." Listen to the full conversation with Sergeant Marshall in the player below or by searching for the County 10 Podcast, anywhere you listen to podcasts! And if you missed it, our last RPD Spotlight featured Victim Witness Coordinator, Cindy Harris.
(Riverton, WY) - The first in our new Riverton Police Department spotlight series features Victim Witness Coordinator, Cindy Harris. Harris has been working with RPD the last 22 years in several different capacities, dedicating her career and much of her life to community service. For the last two years, she's been in a role that allows her to help victims of various crimes going through a challenging time. "It's absolutely rewarding," Harris said, "I'm very much a people-person and I enjoy helping people." Cindy was quick to credit both the Riverton community and RPD culture for giving her an enjoyable work/life balance. She encourages folks to "be vocal," saying if there's a criminal or civil situation that needs to be addressed by law enforcement, they're always standing by and willing to help. Catch the full conversation with Cindy Harris in the player below or anywhere you get podcasts by searching for the County 10 Podcast!
Bob talks about the RPD helping Border Patrol during traffic stop, Trump's intentions with Greenland, City Council President Miguel Melendez's comments on racial profiling, Bay Watch, Andrew Cuomo's relationship with Melissa DeRosa, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to Kevin Leckinger of the Rochester Police Locust Club on General Order 502 and the officers helping Border Patrol, the comments made by City Council President Miguel Melendez, and the path forward from this incident, Bob also talks to Senator Rob Ortt on the RPD officers assisting the Border Patrol, how state legislature can affect these policies, and gives his thoughts on the situation, lastly Bob talks about a protest at the Tesla dealership.
Bob talks to retired Police Chief Dan Varrenti on RPD assisting Border Patrol, the path forward, and gives his thoughts on the situation, Bob talks about a planned announcement at the Greece Ridge Mall, the leaked Signal group chat, gun fire into a house on Mitchell Street, the Department of Health and Human Services job cuts, and Bob takes calls.
Bob talks to former assemblyman Marjorie Byrnes about resurrected legislation of hers, Bob talks about the RPD officers disciplined for assisting ICE, Bob talks to Monroe County Legislature minority leader Steve Brew about the situation and Bob talks about Javionte Webb.
Bob talks to Van Stanley of People's Choice Kitchen about speaking at the Golisano Institute, Bob talks about the RPD officers punished for helping ICE, and Bob talks to President Geoff Wiater and Vice President Paul Dondorfer of the Rochester Locust Club about the situation.
Bob talks about RPD officers being disciplined for assisting ICE, and Bob takes calls.
Just dropped on November 10th, this album is a BEAST of progressive metal mastery! RPD blends thrash, progressive, and classic heavy metal into an absolute sonic demolition. If you're craving powerful guitars and killer compositions, this is YOUR album. Standout tracks that'll melt your face off - get ready to headbang! m/ #RawPainDown #MetalMayhem #EchoesOfSilence #NewMetal2024 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Time-crunched and data-scarce? Learn how the RPD model can leverage expertise and intuition to speed up decision-making, and how the 'Rubicon' moment can make your team more action-oriented.Stop endless planning and start doing: Learn how understanding action phases can help your team move faster from discussion to delivery.• Is your team stuck in debate? Discover the "Rubicon" moment and how crossing it can boost productivity.• Learn to recognise when deliberation is costing you more than it's worth, and how to commit to a plan, even with limited information.• Is your team over-analysing? See how intuition and expertise can drive faster, "good-enough" decisions using the Recognition-Primed Decision (RPD) model.• Learn to make quick decisions in high-pressure situations using experience, even without perfect data.• Trust your team's expertise to move from talk to action sooner and more effectively.• Want to improve your team's speed and decision-making? Tune in to find out how to get moving!
I'm joined by current UK pro wrestler RPD for a special festive episode of SWP. Ryan was a pro boxer for many years but had to retire back in 2017 due to an injury, but from 2019 he's stepped into wrestling and had a fantastic time with multiple title wins for various promotions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
At a time when law enforcement faces unprecedented recruitment challenges, agencies often struggle to attract and retain candidates who embody the right mix of skills, values and emotional intelligence. While some departments rely on traditional methods, the Rochester Police Department (RPD) in New York has taken a bold and innovative approach. In this episode of the Policing Matters podcast, host Jim Dudley speaks with Sergeant Justin Collins, a veteran officer and director of RPD's Police Recruitment and Workforce Development, about the dynamic program he has created that not only recruits candidates but prepares them to succeed while fostering community connections. This program allows potential police officer candidates to participate in training and community engagement opportunities in preparation for the police exam. Initially designed to keep candidates engaged and create realistic expectations of the duties of a police officer, the program has evolved to include strategies designed to increase representation of women and racial and ethnic minorities from Rochester on the force. About our sponsor eSOPH is a secure, cloud-based, pre-employment background investigation software system designed specifically for public safety agencies. Used by hundreds of agencies nationwide, eSOPH has been credited with cutting the time it takes to process a pre-employment background investigation by up to 50%, saving agencies significant time, money, and resources without sacrificing investigation quality. For more information, go to eSOPH.com.
It's back to the originals again, boys and girls, as we tackle what is arguably still the jewel in the Resident Evil crown, 1998's Resident Evil 2. We talk the story, the development, the RPD, the differences between this and the remake, all the differences in the A/B campaigns and much more! Say hi @winnerisyoupod, email awinnerisyoupod@gmail.com and please tell your buddies about us - it'd really help x
Take a chill pill and spend some time with us in the studio. Ryan, owner of Bighorn Firearms in Denver, Colorado, stops by to talk Bruce Lee, culture, and to show us his RPD. Find us on Instagram: @9milandchill Bighorn: www.bighornfirearms.com Instagram: @bighorn_firearms The post 9 Mil & Chill 11 – Ryan Resch of Bighorn Firearms appeared first on Firearms Radio Network.
Today we connect with Captain Chris Smyrnos of the Redding Police Department about the new RPD Strategic Plan. This strategic plan represents a comprehensive and focus-centered approach to public safety, community engagement, and crime prevention in Redding. It outlines the department's goals and priorities for the coming years and reflects a commitment to transparency, innovation, and collaboration.This plan not only helps RPD track and measure goals and outcomes but also lets the community know where they will focus their efforts in the next three years. The overall result will help the department reflect on challenges and successes over time to better serve the community.In this episode, we'll explore the key components of the strategic plan, what it means for the residents of Redding, and how it aims to enhance the safety and quality of life for everyone in our community. We'll also discuss the process of developing this plan and the role that community input played in shaping its priorities.View the Strategic Plan >>Read the transcript >>Contact the City of Redding Podcast Team Email us at podcast@cityofredding.org Connect with us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Visit the City of Redding website Love the podcast? The best way to spread the word is to rate and review!
It's a first day from hell! This week sees Jared, Ky, and Ben venture to Raccoon City as they begin their journey through the 2019 remake of the 1998 survival horror game, Resident Evil 2. In this section the boys discuss their thoughts on the opening two sections of the game (Prologue and the RPD station). They discuss shooting mechanics, difficulty shooting zombies, the general goofiness of the game, and some of the early differences between Claire and Leon's stories. Find all of our socials as well as our discord server here!: https://linktr.ee/PlayAlongPodcast Episodes of this podcast go up every Tuesday at 9 am PST Intro and outro music is done by https://boqeh.bandcamp.com Music Break 1: Leon and Claire Meet
(Riverton, WY) - Eric Hurtado joined us to discuss how his new role as Riverton's Police Chief. We discuss some new developments with RPD, his areas of emphasis for the department this spring and summer and their goals for the community. Catch the full conversation in the player below, or search for the County 10 Podcast anywhere you listen to podcasts!
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