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Hagan Majors came on the job with no training and entered field training before attending police academy.  His first 15 months on the job he hit the ground running! Great stories from a copper just starting out in his career! Black Box Safety www.blackboxsafety.com sourcewell@blackboxsafety.com Instgram - @blackboxsafety   Contact Steve - steve@thingspolicesee.com Support the show by joining the Patreon community today! https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27353055 Please rate and review on iTunes! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/things-police-see-first-hand-accounts/id1384355891?mt=2 Shop Merch / Subscribe / be a guest / Contact  www.thingspolicesee.com Join the FB community!  https://www.facebook.com/thingspolicesee/ Background consultation - Ken@policebackground.net

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Today, John McGinness was away so listeners got to hear former Sacramento Sheriff, Scott Jones, and his assesment of our current politcal state. He touches on topics such as; the country's past in relation to present and Elon's assumed control over USAID.

Years of Service: 1980-2016Jeff has over 40 years of law enforcement after beginning his career as a Deputy Sheriff with the Sacramento Sheriff's Office. Jeff began his career with the DEA in 1984 and served in San Jose, California; Brasilia, Brazil; Brownsville, Texas; Islamabad, Pakistan; Kabul, Afghanistan; Dallas, Texas; DEA Headquarters as the Deputy Chief of International Operations; and, finally, as the Special Agent in Charge of DEA's global Aviation Division. Jeff brings a very unique insight into drug law enforcement in the United States and the other countries where he served and does not pull any punches. Jeff is the author of the book On Dope: Drug Enforcement and the First Policeman and often speaks around the country.

On this episode of the Rancho Cordova Podcast, we introduce you to the new Rancho Cordova Police Chief, Matthew Tamayo who took over the reigns as RCPD Chief from Chief Brandon Luke in December 2023. Chief Tamayo is no stranger to Rancho Cordova, having had three previous stints at RCPD as Sergeant, Lieutenant and Assistant Chief under Brandon Luke.    Matthew Tamayo started his law enforcement career with the Sacramento Sheriff's Office 24 years ago, and has held numerous assignments including Corrections, Patrol, Problem Oriented Policing (POP) Officer, Gang Detective, Narcotics Detective, Internal Affairs, and most recently as the Commander of the Training and Education Division. Tamayo also previously served the Rancho Cordova Police Department (RCPD) as a Patrol Supervisor, Patrol Watch Commander, Operations Commander and Assistant Police Chief.   Chief Tamayo has been committed to building relationships and trust through community involvement and transparency throughout his career. With his experience previously working as a sergeant and lieutenant in the City of Rancho Cordova, and knowledge of the diverse neighborhoods, The Rancho Cordova Police Department is in great hands under his leadership.    We really enjoyed getting to know Chief Tamayo and we hope you enjoy the show as much as we enjoyed speaking with him.    The Rancho Cordova Podcast is brought to you by the Rancho Cordova Film Office. 

Rampant shoplifting in California's capital has surpassed "crisis level," according to the outspoken sheriff of Sacramento County. "It is way beyond crisis level," Sacramento County Sheriff Jim Cooper told Fox News Digital in a Zoom interview Thursday about shoplifting.  Cooper took the internet by storm earlier this month when he said in an X post that Target leaders prevented deputies from thwarting shoplifting incidents despite the store requesting help to stymie rampant retail crime. Cooper said his office recently worked with the massive retailer to carry out a shoplifting operation, but the plan apparently crumbled when Target leaders made a list of rules for where and how deputies and detectives could arrest the suspects.Support the show

Alan Dershowitz is here to discuss his new book as well as more Israel-Hamas insight overseas and the unrest from protestors stateside. Alan comes in fired up after seeing these protests and merchandise being sold off of it. What does he have to say about it in his new book? He lays out the blueprint. What to do about Iran as well?  Dom's Money Melody Do we have a winner? Greta Thunberg was interrupted by a protestor over her ridiculous and dangerous politics. Does she know what she's doing? The Sacramento Sheriff fires back at Target for telling them how to police their stores as theft at big box retailers continues to rise.  Lightning Round and Winner?

Dom kicks off the week with a gust of energy discussing carjackings, mail-in balloting, and the lack of fire within the Republican party.  A Bishop in Texas says the Pope and his staff are trying to change the Church at its fundamental core, and was inexplicably let go by the Church.  Tim Scott suspended his campaign live on Trey Gowdy's show. Why did he do it? Why couldn't his campaign get off the ground?   Michael Graham is here to discuss updates regarding the Israel-Hamas conflict and the reporting of the ordeal. Graham argues the intent of Hamas is affecting things more than just the violence. They do not want to end things peacefully, they just want to kill. They then move to sexually explicit books in school libraries and a piece that WHYY aired to lead viewers to think it was a book ban.  San Francisco hid their homeless people and erected walls in preparation for Xi Jinping's visit as Gavin Newsome blurts the word ‘True' a few times for some reason. Why are teachers not held to a standard anymore? They do not have to pass basic literacy tests in order to be certified because people of color do worse with these tests than white teachers. Second hour we move to authoritarianism over our vaccines as Miranda Devine wrote an op-ed discussing the lawsuits against the federal government over the mandates and its aftershocks. Dom and Henry compare and contrast vaccines mandates with CTE risks. Corporate greed running for Senate! Shrinkflation has hit Oreos as an enthusiast noticed significantly less cream in his favorite snack. There is now an entire subreddit dedicated to pointing this out. Will the Democrats pivot and say Nabisco is doing this because prices are higher? No, they'll blame corporate greed!  Bidenomics indicates that 40% of Democrats say they are better off with Biden while 31% say the opposite is true. Dobbs and Democracy! Why is the secret service shooting at carjackers when we are told to just let them have it because they are just “possessions?” You're either all in or all out for Trump as a Republican candidate. You don't kind of get a girl pregnant, do you?  More of your side question answers and mail-in balloting costs. Yanglings after a couple of Yuenglings. Amazon is selling “From the River to the Sea” merchandise Alan Dershowitz is here to discuss his new book as well as more Israel-Hamas insight overseas and the unrest from protestors stateside. Alan comes in fired up after seeing these protests and merchandise being sold off of it. What does he have to say about it in his new book? He lays out the blueprint. What to do about Iran as well?  Dom's Money Melody Do we have a winner? Greta Thunberg was interrupted by a protestor over her ridiculous and dangerous politics. Does she know what she's doing? The Sacramento Sheriff fires back at Target for telling them how to police their stores as theft at big box retailers continues to rise.  Lightning Round and Winner?

The Sheriff claims the corporations are preventing law enforcement from doing their jobs when it comes to retail theftSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The consequences of crafty politicians pushing bad bills is nothing new but Prop 47 dramatically altered crime in the state. Join the conversation as John Kabateck, Executive Director for NFIB California, and Sheriff John McGinness discuss the casualties of Prop 47 and what you, as a small business owner, can do about it. Retail theft may be the significance of the story today but you'll also get a great perspective on some of the things small business and the voting community can do to better protect themselves from bad legislation. Paying attention to what is being proposed is a first step to turning the tide of less than business friendly legislation. For more information about the NFIB in California visit www.NFIB.com/California To learn more about John McGinnis visit: www.johnmcginness.com

So much happened with Twitter. It broke, or maybe they broke it. Then they broke it more, possibly trying to fix it. It's still broken and the vibes are off. Meta launched its new Threads app into the social hole abdicated by Twitter, and 30 million people said "ok" even though Meta is a demonstrably terrible brand that chooses profit over people over and over and over again. We'll probably check it out.  The ever increasing availability of digital surveillance tools is threatening privacy in France (the police want to turn on your phone's camera), Virginia (adults need to register with a government website to view porn), and Sacramento (the Sheriff illegally shares license plate data with police in states that have criminalized abortion). Meanwhile in England, a newspaper was forced to publish a front-page apology for a sexist (but not racist!!!) article about Meghan Markle (it was racist).   Threads' privacy policy: https://help.instagram.com/515230437301944  French law: https://gazettengr.com/france-passes-bill-to-allow-police-remotely-activate-phone-camea-microphone-spy-on-people/  Sacramento Sheriff: https://news.yahoo.com/sacramento-sheriff-sharing-license-plate-133000119.html  Virginia is for lovers (not filthy perverts): https://www.wired.com/story/porn-age-checks-id-laws/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Before he was known as the Golden State Killer, Joseph DeAngelo was known as the "East Area Rapist" by law enforcement. From 1976-1979, the Sacramento Sheriff's Department received various reports of home invasions and sexual assaults conducted by an unknown man. As a result of the serial attacks, a task force was soon formed in order to identify the attacker and bring an end to his horrific crimes.   As the sole female investigator on the case, retired Undersheriff in the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office, Carol Daly understood the importance of bringing empathy to those who suffered from the traumatic attacks. She discusses her role in the investigation of the "East Area Rapist," her close relationship with the victims, and her reaction to Joseph DeAngelo's arrest all these years later. Follow Emily on Instagram: @realemilycompagno Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steve and Hannah unpack the 1970 gruesome crime scene that ultimately led to the conviction of Sacramento's oldest cold case, the brutal stabbing and murder of 28-year-old Nancy Bennallack. After her father and finance were cleared, the case went cold until 2019 when detectives submitted blood for DNA processing which led to the suspect.    Thanks for listening this week! Stay subscribed to True Crime Archives wherever you get your Podcasts. Please rate us on Apple Podcast, we would love to hear your feedback.   Follow us on Instagram @truecrimearchivespodcast and Twitter @TCArchivesPod for regular updates, sneak peaks, and our story!   Genetic genealogy identifies suspect in brutal 1970 killing of Sacramento-area woman - CBS Sacramento (cbsnews.com) Richard John Davis Killed Nancy Bennallack in 1970: Sheriff (lawandcrime.com) Nancy Bennallack Murder: Where is Richard John Davis Today? Update (thecinemaholic.com) Gruesome Cold Case Murder of Nancy Bennallack Solved After More Than 50 Years (msn.com) 47 years later, Nancy Bennallack's murder remains unsolved (kcra.com) Sacramento Sheriff close one of their oldest homicide cold cases (fox40.com) Nancy Bennallack - Case Documents & Details - Gavin Fish

Protect Yourself Online, Tips and Tests That Everyone Can Do For Free. Digital Forensics Investigator and Retired Sheriff's Lieutenant.  The Show is brought to you in Part by 4 Patriots. Check out the new Patriot Power Generator 2000X, you get a solar generator that doesn't install into your house. Because it's portable. You can take it with you. Even use it inside. But it's powerful enough for your phones, medical devices, or even your fridge. And right now, you can go to 4Patriots.com and use code LET to get 10% off your first purchase on anything in the store.  From the Jails, to Street Cop, to Lieutenant Investigator in Digital Forensics. What is digital forensics, and how can we protect ourselves, our identity and safety online. Plus his company Officer Privacy. Pete James, Retired Sacramento County Sheriff's Lieutenant is our guest. He retired after 25 years with a the Sacramento Sheriff's Office in California. The last years of his career he specialized in digital forensics. What is Digital Forensics, what do they do. You might be surprised at the violent crimes that they found evidence for in their investigations. It's not just computer crimes. Plus, he shares simple things that everyone can do to check to see if their privacy, their identities and safety of their families has been compromised online. Pete also explains the great services that his company Officer Privacy performs to help keep Law Enforcement Officers and their families safe online. Never miss out on an episode of the Law Enforcement Today Podcast subscribe to our free email newsletter, never more than 2 issues a week sent out. Click here and scroll down about halfway. Background song Hurricane is used with permission from the band Dark Horse Flyer. Follow us on the MeWe social media platform. We are on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. In the Clubhouse app look for and follow @LetRadioShow. If you enjoy the show, please tell a friend or two, or three about it. If you are able to leave an honest rating and, or, review it would be appreciated. Interested in being a guest, sponsorship or advertising opportunities send an email to the host and producer of the show jay@lawenforcementtoday.com. Be sure to check out our website.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

[To view or hear the full episode, become a patron today!] Far too often we hear about police treating people of color like they aren't regular Californians--like how last year Solano County Sheriff's deputies knocked a Black woman out in front of her father and children for no reason just outside of Dixon.   But we also see how horrible the system can really get with folks within the system, like when Timothy Noble died in the custody of the Sacramento Sheriff's Department and no one seemed to think it was important enough to tell the people of Sacramento.   Meanwhile, countless people in the region are impacted by the Caldor and Dixie fires.

The top headlines for the Sacramento Bee for May 11, including new stimulus checks coming for Californians and a citizen's oversight commission being formed for the Sacramento Sheriff's office

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California Assemblymember Jim Cooper’s announcement this week that he is exploring a run for Sacramento Sheriff came as no surprise. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/elk-grove-news/support

It didn't take long for the Sacramento County Sheriff to react to the state's upcoming nighttime curfew. The sheriff says his deputies will NOT be enforcing any violations and anyone who calls in a complaint will be directed to 311 For more, KCBS Radio news anchors Jeff Bell and Patti Reising spoke with KCBS and Chronicle Insider Phil Matier. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

-THE SURGEON GENERAL WANTS AMERICANS TO STOP BUYING FACE MASKS -Opinion: California losing its crusade to reduce carbon emissions -UC Santa Cruz terminates 54 workers in pay-raise dispute -Coronavirus: Five new cases in Santa Clara, Alameda and Solano counties -Sacramento Sheriff’s Office identifies suspect in fatal wellness center stabbings -Jail inmates sew quilts for victim services -Know the Road with the CHP: Is it legal to drive without shoes? -A WOMAN LED A TRINITY COUNTY SHERIFF DEPUTY ON A HIGH-SPEED VEHICLE PURSUIT -TSA announces new security measures at Sacramento International Airport checkpoints -Fresno ranked 11th on list of cities with worst speeding problems

Thursday Feb 27 2020 HASHTAGS #America #Holiday #Sacramento #CoronaVirus #California #NorCal #YubaCity #Marysville #Podcast #Crime #RICOact #Justice #TrueCrime #Farming #SanJose #Mexico #COVID19 #BayArea #Cannabis #SanFrancisco #SantaClara #EastBay #PGE #Fraud #Corruption #Homeless #Homelessness ARTICLES: -No plans to move Travis Air Force Base virus evacuees to Southern California, CDC says -First U.S. coronavirus case of unknown origin confirmed in Northern California -Suspect at large after crashing stolen car during pursuit -More than a dozen vehicles broken into in South Natomas -Two in custody after shooting in Arden Arcade, Sacramento Sheriff’s officials say -SUV hits cyclist, carries him down Lincoln street after collision, according to police -CHP lieutenant arrested in El Dorado County on suspicion of domestic battery -Abatement begins in Olivehurst

John welcomes Cpt. Jim Barnes from the Sacramento Sheriff’s Department to discuss this year’s Pig Bowl.

The Mustang, The Movie [caption id="attachment_2585" align="alignright" width="300"] Matthias Schoenaerts stars as Roman Coleman in Laure de Clermont-Tonnerre’s THE MUSTANG, a Focus Features release. Credit: Tara Violet Niami / Focus Features[/caption] We talk to French filmmaker and director of the just-released movie, The Mustang, Laure de Clermont-Tonnerre.  If you’re a listener to this show, we know you love horses. However, many of you have had some tough horses to deal with. It doesn’t matter whether your horse is a wild mustang or one of the domestic breeds, one thing we’ve probably all had to deal with is our relationship with the horse.  The Mustang takes this relationship to the limit with a prison inmate and a tough-as-nails wild horse.   Back in August of 2017, we interviewed Joe Misner who runs the RCC Wild Horse Program for the Sacramento Sheriff’s office.  We talked about the symbiotic relationship between the BLM Wild Horse Management and the prison system. In taking responsibility for the care and training of horses, these inmates learn not only horsemanship, but how their attitude, actions, and body language affects the world around them in both the horse world and the human world.  The recidivism rate for inmates in the program is substantially lower than those in other programs. You would think more prisons would take advantage of this. Exploring the Plot In the movie The Mustang, a hardened, angry criminal - just looking to do his time and get out - is paired with a wild horse freshly plucked by the BLM and thrown into his own prison system. Now, it might be argued that neither the prisoner or the horse did anything other than what nature taught them to do, but they both found themselves in the same predicament - stuck behind the prison fences.  Could they rely on one another to help them work their way through this situation? [caption id="attachment_2584" align="alignleft" width="300"] Bruce Dern stars as Myles in Laure de Clermont-Tonnerre’s THE MUSTANG, a Focus Features release. Credit: Tara Violet Niami / Focus Features[/caption] Director Laure de Clermont-Tonnerre spent years researching and working on the script for this movie.  We sat down over Skype on a recent afternoon and talked about what it was like making this movie. The Mustang was released last Friday and I know you will enjoy watching it. Also, check out the BLM website about their Wild Horse & Burro Program. Far too many horses in this country will spend their entire lives behind the fences of holding facilities.   Contact Us Our library contains well over 200 episodes now and you can find them all for free on iTunes, with our Android App in the Amazon store, and now Stitcher, or wherever podcasts are distributed.  Get the Stitcher app and tell us how it works.  We are on Google Play too!  Find every episode and more about the show at whoapodcast.com.  Please take a moment and join our email list. Get in on the conversation with Facebook and Twitter and Instagram- just look for WhoaPodcast. You are a big part of why we do this podcast.  We really love getting your feedback.  Please let us know your thoughts, ideas, and suggestions for the show.  You can email us at John@WhoaPodcast.com Thanks for listening, John & Ranae Episode #139 Support the Whoa Podcast with this Amazon Link.

A reminder that you can come out and show your support for law enforcement this Friday at the Roseville Automall from 6am-6pm. Is the media too bias? Your thoughts on the matter. AND Captain Jim Barnes of the Sacramento Sheriff's Department drops by to talk about the upcoming Pig Bowl

The day after a Sacramento Sheriff's officer is killed, Black Lives Matter protest a police conference in Downtown Sacramento.

Yesterday, a deputy was shot and killed in the line of duty. We send out all good wishes and prayers to the sheriffs department, the officers family and everyone who has been affected by the shooting.

Part 2 - Sacramento Sheriff Scott Jones finally got his man. “DNA evidence provided a key to unlock the case,” Jones said, "I can't underscore enough the absolute human factor." Investigators, district attorneys, the community, the victims all were as important as the genetic sequence that put the alleged Golden State Killer behind bars. On this episode of Stories Beyond the Headlines, Teresa will take you inside the decades-old investigation with guest Sgt. Shaun Jones, from the Sacramento Sheriff’s Office. Then, Golden State Killer survivor Tracy Thomas remembers that fateful night in 1976, when she was just 12-years-old. Visit these links:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqPy8IDq6-Uhttps://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/Golden-State-Killer-East-Area-Rapist-Arraign-Friday-Sacramento-481057391.htmlhttp://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/ct-golden-state-killer-20180430-story.htmlreVolver Podcasts would like to thank our guests Sgt. Shaun Jones and Tracy Thomas.Host: Teresa RodríguezShowrunner: Carmen LucasEditor: Andy StermerClick below to Subscribe on:Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/teresa-rodriguez-stories-beyond-the-headlines/id1294144122Google Play Music: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Iximr5uqwege67iw77vl4h5n3uqSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2aUY1JSXldLbsG0MppTp0fiHeart Radio App: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/teresa-rodriguez-stories-beyond-the-headlines-28549674/

One of the original investigators in the East Area Rapist case joined Armstrong & Getty to share her relief that a suspect has been arrested. Carol Daly worked the case during her long career with the Sacramento Sheriff's Department.

One of the original investigators in the East Area Rapist case joined Armstrong & Getty to share her relief that a suspect has been arrested. Carol Daly worked the case during her long career with the Sacramento Sheriff's Department.

A woman is struck by a Sacramento Sheriff's vehicle at a protest, and gubernatorial candidate and Assemblyman Travis Allen joins John in studio.

The kind of people that get released under Proposition 57, and Lt. Jim Barnes of the Sacramento Sheriff's office joins John to talk about the Pig Bowl.

Police in Portland will cease classifying people as gang members, and Chief Kris Palmer of the Sacramento Sheriff's Department joins John in studio.

This episode (#18) Cal OES Deputy Chief Paul Tassone sits down at the mic with us. Chief Tassone is going on his 34th year in law enforcement, and his 6th with Cal OES. His career began with a tour of duty in Air Force when he got out of high school. While in he received medical training and when he got out he began working as an EMT2 while going back to school. It was during that time he became interested in law enforcement. He attended the Sacramento Sheriff’s Academy in 1982 and spent the next couple of decades working his way up through the ranks, working closely with emergency management, until landing at Cal OES in 2011. He’s now deputy chief, administration. A self-proclaimed adrenalin junky, he loves working with emergency services and the people in that community. Chief Tassone talks about how much he relies on technology and is especially impressed by modern mapping systems and their use during search and rescue missions – satellite trackers and real-time feeds from air to ground to help direct crews with pinpoint accuracy even at night. To see an example of that technology, click this link to watch a story that also includes night vision goggles and helicopter demonstrations (the monitoring is at the end of the video.) Links Cal OES Law Enforcement Branch Cal OES Law Enforcement Mutual Aid Agreement

Napoleon Hill Foundation Certified Instructor Tom Cunningham (too tall) interviews Michael Knittel Founder of Lagunitas Asset Management. For the past 17 years, Michael has been laser focused on empowering and educating investors, while helping them save money in the process.  Since he became one of the youngest licensed investment advisors in the country at 21 years old, he has become an expert in helping investors defy down markets.  Whether it was the Internet bubble that burst in 2000, or the housing market which popped in 2008, his experience in helping investors protect the downside of their portfolios has truly set him apart from his peers. In 2013, he founded Lagunitas Asset Management, which through our mantra - “Helping Smart People Make Smart Investments”™ - communicates and pierces the heart of what he strives to accomplish for high net worth individuals, business owners, pension plans, and endowments here in the U.S.  Because of the “Boom and Bust” nature of global markets, he feels that it is even more important than ever to have a professional advisor by any investors side to watch over their hard-earned dough! His chief initiative at Lagunitas is to find unique ways to give back to the community, and is able to accomplish this is by helping charities raise funds, promoting them on social media, and throwing large scale gala’s in their honor.  As a result, Lagunitas has partnered with the Sacramento Sheriff’s and their incredible charity, the Sheriff’s Community Impact Program. http://www.lagunitasfinancialplanning.com/