This week on You And The Law Podcast, join Chief Green, the host, with You And The Law Podcast on Thursday at 6PM CST. With Former Phoenix, AZ Police Chief Daniel V. Garcia, Who is the Chief Executive Officer of Policing with a Purpose Leadership Services.

He provides a vast experience in executive management services. Chief Garcia has 37 years of service in law enforcement and recently concluded his policing career in the sixth-largest city in the United States. His policing philosophy is called "Policing with a Purpose," and his guiding principles can be summarized with the following three questions: Who are you?, What do you do? And what do you stand for? He believes strongly that these questions can be applied to any organization in public service, and/or private industry as a means to define organizational purpose.

Join us tonight at 6 PM CST streaming live on Facebook Live and YouTube for another informative conversation. With our guests, Pastor Michael Murphy Sr, chaplain with the Akron, Ohio Police Department, and Deputy Chief Victor McDowell with the Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority Police Department in Cleveland, Ohio.

As we discuss policing and the faith-based community. The relationship between Black churches and law enforcement in the United States has been complex and multifaceted, often marked by periods of tension and noncollaboration between the two.

Join the hosts, chiefs, with You And The Law Podcast on Wednesday at 6PM CST as they discuss the Use of the Military in Civil Law Enforcement. Recently, the police chief requested that the New Mexico Governor deploy some members of the Albuquerque National Guard to assist the police department. They are needed to help the strained police force confront a crisis of violent crime and fentanyl use.

But critics say the Guard’s deployment to the streets of Albuquerque puts citizen-soldiers into a fraught role. Should they be required to wear body cameras, as Albuquerque police officers are? What if they get into a physical confrontation while securing the perimeter of a volatile crime scene?