NCJA 10-14
A resource for law enforcement throughout the state of North Carolina
Episodes
Listen in with host Kirk Puckett and guest Richard Baric as they discuss Field Training Officer programs and its importance for the future of law enforcement.
An Agency Administrator can acquire Baric’s FTO Model Program Manual with template policies free of charge by emailing Rbaric@ncdoj.gov
Original air date: 11/09/2022 episode_040
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This episode of NCJA 10-14 is being released on Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day.
Join our special guest host Amber Burgess Cox and guests Kristy Capps and Bobbie Trotter as they discuss their experiences with breast cancer.
Stay tuned to NCJA socials all month for more information about breast cancer including informative statistics and how you can monitor your health
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Join host Kirk Puckett and guest Arron Stevens as they discuss use of force, subject control training, and defense techniques. Learn more about including jiu-jitsu and Gracie methodology of defense tactics.
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original air date: 9/7/2022
Officer wellness is vitally important. Understanding and improving physical, spiritual, and mental wellness will not only improve your professional life, but your work life as well. Join host Kirk Puckett as he discusses wellness with Dr. Diane Miller, MD, MS.
Additional Resources:
Dr. Miller
Officer Safety and Wellness
Department of Justice Officer Wellness
Fraternal Order of Police Officer Wellness
original air date: 8/3/2022
Join host Kirk Puckett and guests Amber Burgess-Cox, Roxboro PD Chief David Hess, and Apex PD Deputy Chief Mitchell McKinney as they discuss the Police Chief’s Institue, the Association of Chiefs of Police, and how the education they received during the Police Chief’s Institute can help in current and future positions within a police department.
Additional Information:
Amber Burgess-Cox: aburgess@ncdoj.gov
NCJA 10-14 would like to wish a very Happy Father’s Day to all the Dads, Step-dads, Foster/Adoptive Dads, Grandpas, Pop-pops, and all those who celebrate!
Join host Kirk Puckett and guests Paul Phelan and Bill Loucks as they discuss being Fathers on the force and the importance of family.
Join host Kirk Puckett and guests Jessica Cook and Paul Phelan as they discuss resiliency in law enforcement.
In this continued discussion paired with May’s Isolation podcast, as a part of National Mental Health Awareness Month, Jessica and Paul discuss ways law enforcement and criminal justice professionals can identify and build resiliency to better protect your mental health and endure hardship.
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May is recognized as Mental Health Awareness Month. Join host Kirk Puckett and guest Paul Phelan as they discuss mental health in law enforcement and what Isolationism is.
Design of medical care. Mental Health Awareness Month in May. Annual campaign in the United States.
For additional information:
Paul Phelan: pphelan@ncdoj.gov
Police Stress, Mental Health, and Resiliency during the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Join our podcast host Kirk and our month-long guest, child abuse resource prosecutor Whitney Belich in the continuation of our discussions during Child Advocacy Month. This conclusion episode focuses on common myths about child abuse and how to strengthen investigations into cases involving child abuse and neglect.
April is recognized as Child Advocacy/National Child Abuse Prevention Month. The North Carolina Justic...
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Join our podcast host Kirk and our month-long guest, child abuse resource prosecutor Whitney Belich in the continuation of our discussions during Child Advocacy Month. This episode focuses on North Carolina abuse reporting requirements and laws.
April is recognized as Child Advocacy/National Child Abuse Prevention Month. The North Carolina Justice Academy is bringing awareness and information to light in order to help...
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