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Deviant Gentlemen Podcast|Vext & Vitko|Episode #001 With Retired Lt. Steve Heinemann
Deviant Gentlemen Podcast|Vext & Vitko|Episode #001 With Retired Lt. Steve Heinemann
Deviant Gentlemen Podcast|Vext & Vitko|Episode #001 With Retired Lt. Steve Heinemann
Sunday 31st May 2020
Tommy Vext and Shane Vitko chat with Retired Lt. Steve Heinemann about racial profiling, police work, and community ties in this engaging episode.
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Get the buttons here!A Candid Chat with Retired Lt. Steve Heinemann: Racial Profiling, Police Work, and Community Ties
One of the most important things to me is is a police department has to be, has to be, racially representative of its community and communities change.
Ever wondered what really goes on behind the badge? In this episode of 'The Deviant Gentlemen Podcast', hosts Tommy Vext and Shane Vitko welcome Retired Lt. Steve Heinemann from the Santa Monica Police Department. Together, they dive into some heavy topics that are as relevant as ever—racial profiling, police procedures, and the crucial role of community representation in law enforcement. Lt. Heinemann doesn't hold back as he shares his experiences and insights from years on the force.
He talks about the importance of police officers living in the communities they serve and how that can foster better relationships and trust. They also touch on anti-drug and alcohol education in schools, offering a unique perspective on prevention efforts. But that's not all. The conversation shifts to current events, discussing protests and the role of anarchists, providing a well-rounded view on the complexities of modern policing.
Whether you're curious about law enforcement, community relations, or the impact of trauma and sobriety, this episode has something for you. Tommy and Shane's raw and unfiltered style makes this episode not just informative but also engaging. It's a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the intricacies of policing and its broader social implications.