Police Chief Podcast Paul Pazen

This episode is also available with video on YouTube at https://youtu.be/mw0KkhRrAXAChief Jeffrey B. Norman was appointed to the Milwaukee Police Department in 1996. As an officer, Chief Norman served in District 1, District 2, and the Technical Communications Division until his promotion to detective in 2002. As a detective, he served in the Robbery Division, Violent Crimes Division and Homicide Division until his promotion to lieutenant in 2010. As a lieutenant, he served ...

Chief Art Acevedo is the Chief of Police for the City of Aurora, CO. In his 36 years in public safety, Chief Acevedo has served as Chief of Police in Houston, Austin, and Miami. In this episode, Chief Acevedo talks about the importance of being a proactive change agent and a leader that can keep up with the dynamic policing environment. He also discusses how the current model of policing is not sustainable with the current challenges that law enforcement is facing in America. Tune in to hear ...

Chief Paco Balderrama and his twin brother were raised by a single mom that wanted to provide the best life to her children. Both brothers chose a career in law enforcement, driven by a deep commitment to enhance the lives of the citizens they serve. Chief Balderrama spent 22 years with the Oklahoma City Police Department. He currently serves as Chief of Police for the Fresno Police Department. In this episode, Chief Balderrama talks about his unique childhood, his career in law enforcement, ...

Chief Wendell Franklin was appointed February 1, 2020, becoming the 40th Chief of Police for the Tulsa Police Department. Prior to his appointment as the Chief of Police, Franklin served the Tulsa Police Department as a Major in the Headquarters Division. In this episode, Chief Franklin shares his perspective on policing and where he thinks the future of policing is headed. We dive into the effects of negative media on the profession, the impact on recruitment and retention, and the need for ...

Chief Neil Noakes has been with the FWPD since 2000. He has served in multiple ranks across the department in areas such as Patrol, DWI, Motors, and Internal Affairs. In this episode, Chief Noakes offers insights on challenges such as sense of safety, community trust, retention, and officer wellness. Together we will discuss the future of policing and look at the evolving priorities of law enforcement agencies in America.