The Blue Heart Podcast

Lt Joe and Capt. Jerry Turning discuss important points about interacting with kids on the spectrum. Something we all must undestand. 

CAPTAIN DONNA ROMAN HERNANDEZ WITH NORBERTO MALDONADO - MANAGINGFINANCES IN A POST-COVID WORLD

Criminal investigations are always different and can be dangerous. Det. Nick Perna was one of the best.  

There WILL come a time when you have to enter a hot zone for a call that can be dangerous and you have to do it alone, are you prepared? 

Captain Donna Roman Hernandez talks with Det. Blanca 'Kookie' Lopez (ret.) about Hispanic Heritage Month and Latinas
in law enforcement.

 Dr. Robert R. Rail was an International Police Officer for the United Nations Police Task Force in Bosnia and Kosovo. As a war zone officer, Bob performed a wide variety of enforcement assignments including patrol, general peacekeeping activities and riot response.  http://www.leotrainer.com/rail.html
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Capt. Donna Roman Hernandez talks about how her lawsuit in 1987 changed the N.J. Civil Service entry-level written and physical performance examination for female and minority police officers.
 
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HEROES OF 9/11 with Host: Mark Spawn   [Season 01, Episode 101]
A chance encounter between a police sergeant and a high school student during the 9/11 attacks in New York City results in a lifetime friendship.
With the collapse of the first tower at Ground Zero in New York City on 9/11, a plainclothes police sergeant finds himself standing in the street, blinded by debris and fighting to breathe. He doesn't realize that he is in front of a church where a young, high school student is watching the horror unfold outside.
Listen in as they take us back to that horrific day and share their amazing story of heroism, perseverance and friendship.
 

Lt. Joe talks about the realities of a law enforcement career and the lives we touch. Do we get the recognition we deserve for the good things we do or just when things go bad?  

Communication is an essential part of law enforcement. Lt Joe talks to Juan Ricardo Abreu about understanding how to communicate with people who speak Spanish and how to convert Spanish to English to help us do our work.