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In this two-part interview, Former deputy Breet Freeman who worked at the Brevard County Sheriff's Department under Sheriff Wayne Ivey tells his story of joining Law Enforcement to getting a job with the Sheriff's Office. From working the road to working a dog to flying in one of the most prestigious Law Enforcement aviation units in the country. He tells how Covid caused his health issues and how the County left him in the dust. If you've had a similar experience, regardless of which agency you worked for, let us know. We are on Facebook, Instagram and Threads. Like and share us with your friends.

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In this two-part interview, Former deputy Breet Freeman who worked at the Brevard County Sheriff's Department under Sheriff Wayne Ivey tells his story of joining Law Enforcement to getting a job with the Sheriff's Office. From working the road to working a dog to flying in one of the most prestigious Law Enforcement aviation units in the country. He tells how Covid caused his health issues and how the County left him in the dust. If you've had a similar experience, regardless of which agency you worked for, let us know. We are on Facebook, Instagram and Threads. Like and share us with your friends.

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Bobby and Sarge discuss the apparent lost art of taking good notes. Back in the early days of Bobby and Sarge's careers, everything had to be handwritten. When they would be inundated with calls for service, it's good to have solid notes so the information can be recalled so a thorough report can be generated. Good notes lead to good reports that lead to good cases that result in justice for victims. Has the development of computer-generated and AI generated reports caused the loss of good note taking? Let us know. You can find us on Facebook, Instagram and Threads. Like and share us with your friends.

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With Canada, UK and the rest of NATO locking citizens up for speech related incidents, how does this type of mentality end? Seems there's a segment of people in America that want us to be unarmed and suppress any speech in which they disagree. Dangerous thinking that goes against the founding of this nation. Bobby and Sarge discuss this and more on this week's episode. Let us know what you think by contacting us on Facebook, Instagram and Threads.

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Ever wonder why States make laws that appear useless? Same here. Bobby and Sarge discuss the latest law to come down the pike where anything obscuring a tag is now a potential traffic criminal charge. Sure, Florida changed and modified it but it still comes down to common sense/ People using tag covers to avoid paying tolls? Sure! lock them up. Old ladies that have a tag with their church's information surrounding the tag with nothing covered? No way that should be a stoppable offense. Listen in and tell us what you think. Contact us on Facebook, Instagram and Threads. Like us and share is with your friends.

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This week, Bobby and Sarge, both police recruit instructors, give solid advice to those seeking to enter the Police Academy. From keeping one's mouth closed and understanding the instructor has their best interest at heart, there's a ton of good advice out there that can assist the recruit in succeeding. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Threads

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This week, Bobby brings up the constant recalls that keep flooding us on a daily basis. From vehicles to radioactive shrimp. Why do you think there's so many recalls? Let us know. You can find us on Facebook, instagram and threads.

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In this week's episode, Bobby and Sarge discuss relative advise for those seeking employment in Law Enforcement. Sound advice and honest advice. Let us know what you think is good advice and we will add it to the next advice show. Contact us on Facebook, Instagram and threads.