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This is not a cop show. This is not entertainment. This is reality.

In this episode of Real Talk with Mohawk, we break down the Kentucky State University shooting involving a father who came to campus to protect his children after repeated, reported threats and criminal incidents.

Drawing on 27 years of law enforcement experience, Mohawk explains why this incident was more than likely preventable and how repeated failures by university systems, administrators, and campus policing contributed to a tragic outcome.

This episode examines:

• The timeline of reported incidents leading up to December 9, 2025
• Why criminal acts were handled as “administrative issues”
• How the Clery Act affects arrests, reporting, and university funding
• Why avoiding arrests can create more danger, not less
• Accountability failures that continue to cost lives

Any loss of life is tragic. This episode is about truth, transparency, and accountability when institutions put optics and money over safety.

If you care about truth over politics and safety over image, you are in the right place.

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Real Talk with Mohawk delivers experience-based analysis on public safety, crime, and leadership. Discussions are informed by firsthand exposure to law enforcement operations, military leadership, and community impact. This podcast focuses on outcomes, accountability, and real-world consequences, not political advocacy.

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This episode discusses what happened and how the courts determine if the action was justified. Mohawk, a 27-year law enforcement officer and certified Use of Force Instructor breaks it down. With a personal, emotional touch, he explains why he wants these type situations to stop.

Real Talk with Mohawk delivers experience-based analysis on public safety, crime, and leadership. Discussions are informed by firsthand exposure to law enforcement operations, military leadership, and community impact. This podcast focuses on outcomes, accountability, and real-world consequences, not political advocacy.

This episode discusses a high profile, police corruption case in Chicago: Sgt Ronald Watts. Additionally, I discuss my experience during my 27-year law enforcement career.

Real Talk with Mohawk delivers experience-based analysis on public safety, crime, and leadership. Discussions are informed by firsthand exposure to law enforcement operations, military leadership, and community impact. This podcast focuses on outcomes, accountability, and real-world consequences, not political advocacy.

• Memphis has reached a 25-year low in crime, and that drop did not happen by accident. It followed the deployment of the Memphis Safe Task Force, an aggressive, enforcement-driven operation designed to restore control to areas long dominated by violent crime.
• In this episode, we examine what an aggressive task force actually looks like in practice, how coordinated enforcement disrupts criminal activity, and why visible authority matters when deterrence has collapsed.
• This is not about politics or public opinion. It is about outcomes. When law enforcement is allowed to operate decisively, crime responds accordingly.
• New episodes drop every Tuesday and Thursday.

Real Talk with Mohawk delivers experience-based analysis on public safety, crime, and leadership. Discussions are informed by firsthand exposure to law enforcement operations, military leadership, and community impact. This podcast focuses on outcomes, accountability, and real-world consequences, not political advocacy.

This is the pilot episode of Real Talk With Mohawk.

In this episode, Mohawk breaks down what happens when politics interfere with policing and public safety, and how those decisions affect real communities. This conversation is rooted in experience, accountability, and honesty, not headlines or emotion.

This pilot sets the foundation for future episodes.

New episodes drop every Tuesday and Thursday.

Real Talk with Mohawk delivers experience-based analysis on public safety, crime, and leadership. Discussions are informed by firsthand exposure to law enforcement operations, military leadership, and community impact. This podcast focuses on outcomes, accountability, and real-world consequences, not political advocacy.