Adam Gardner is a seasoned law enforcement professional with over 15 years of experience. Currently, he serves as a Police Corporal in the Professional Standards Division of the City of Leander, Texas. His responsibilities include training and developing both new recruits and seasoned officers, as well as conducting internal affairs investigations.

Adam holds numerous specialized certifications, including TCOLE Firearms Instructor, Less Lethal Impact Munitions Instructor, Pepperball Instructor, AR-15 Armorer, and Glock Armorer. He is also certified as a Force Science Analyst and has completed advanced courses in internal affairs through the Texas Police Chiefs Association and FBI-LEEDA.

Adam is committed to upholding the highest standards of professionalism, integrity, and accountability in law enforcement. He is dedicated to enhancing police training methodologies to improve cognitive retention and critical incident survivability, ensuring the safety of officers and the communities they serve

Colonel Frank Milstead, a distinguished figure in Arizona law enforcement, has dedicated over 35 years to serving and protecting his community. Beginning his career with the Phoenix Police Department in 1985, Milstead quickly rose through the ranks, gaining extensive experience across various divisions. His leadership capabilities were further recognized when he was appointed Chief of Police for the Mesa Police Department in 2010, where he enhanced operational efficiency and community relations. In 2015, Milstead became the Director of the Arizona Department of Public Safety, where he earned a unanimous confirmation vote by the Arizona State Senate. Notably, he pioneered the Arizona Border Strike Force to improve border security and combat transnational crime. His career is marked by a commitment to transparency, accountability, and innovation, earning him numerous accolades, including the Torch of Liberty award from the Anti-Defamation League and the Medal of Valor from the Phoenix Police Department.

Frank is currently running for the position of Maricopa County Sheriff.

Mike Milstein is an experienced law enforcement professional with a robust background in leadership and public safety. Currently, he plays a pivotal role in addressing critical issues within the law enforcement community, such as drug overdose responses, behavioral health crises, and hate crime prevention. Mike is known for his strategic approach to integrating public health and safety measures, fostering multi-sector collaborations, and enhancing community engagement through innovative policing models.

Mike's dedication to improving law enforcement practices is evident through his involvement in various initiatives, including the Public Health and Public Safety Team (PHAST) and efforts to employ social workers within police departments to reduce call volume and address social issues more effectively. His expertise extends to creating strategies for recruitment and retention, managing high-risk situations, and leveraging technology for better police-community interactions.

Host of The Prison Officer Podcast, Mike Cantrell has been in corrections for over 28 years. He has recently retired from the Federal Bureau of Prisons as the Chief of the Office of Emergency Preparedness. He is a firearms, less lethal, breaching and disturbance control instructor and has led special response, disturbance control and canine teams over his career.