In this episode, former Minnesota sheriff Rich Stanek gives his candid reaction to the recent ICE agent shooting in Minneapolis that left 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good dead. We explore what law enforcement training says about use of force, how split-second decisions are made in the field, and why this incident is igniting national debate about federal enforcement tactics and civil liberties.

We also unpack how community leaders, civil rights advocates, and federal officials are responding — and what this could mean for future interactions between federal agents and the public.

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In this episode of As the Badge Turns, we sit down with Milwaukee County Sheriff Danita Ball for an engaging conversation about leadership, community safety, and the evolving role of law enforcement in Milwaukee County. Sheriff Ball shares insights from her career, discusses key initiatives within the Sheriff’s Office, and offers a candid look at the challenges and successes of serving the community.

Join us for an inspiring discussion that goes beyond the badge—highlighting the people, partnerships, and purpose behind public service.

In this powerful episode of As the Badge Turns, we sit down with Sheriff Dawanna Witt, the first African American woman elected Sheriff of Hennepin County, Minnesota. Sheriff Witt shares her journey from working in the county jail to leading one of the largest sheriff’s offices in the state.

With honesty and insight, she discusses the challenges of modern policing, her commitment to mental health and criminal justice reform, and what it really takes to lead with both accountability and compassion. From building community trust to navigating political pressures, Sheriff Witt offers a rare inside look at the badge from a leader reshaping the role of law enforcement in today’s world.

Don’t miss this inspiring and thought-provoking conversation.