Going 97
Going 97 takes you behind the scenes of the Stanislaus County Sheriff’s Office and beyond. Giving you a look at law enforcement like never before.
Episodes
September is National Preparedness Month and members of the Office of Emergency Services discuss ways to be prepared, as well the function of Stanislaus County's OES.
In this episode Lt. Josh Clayton discusses changes in the new generation of recruits, learning language models (aka AI) and what might come in the future.
In this episode Sheriff Dirkse discusses mental health support for staff and law enforcements response to mental distress calls.
If you or someone you know needs mental health support you can always contact the Stanislaus County Warm Line for support: 209-558-4600
Summer is in full swing and we are re-releasing this river safety episode from the summer of 2024. Be safe out there!
In this episode we discuss river safety with Sgt. Gin.
In this episode Lt. Clayton and the host have a follow-up discussion to their conversation from episode 2 of this season about Qualified Immunity.
Listen to Episode 2:
The Late Night Segment discussed in the episode
In this episode Recruit Training Officers Lancaster and Gomez discuss the training academy and what is required to enroll and the day to day.
In this episode we go on scene with Chief Dias, Sgt. Harris, and SROs McNaul and Romero to discuss the school shooting in Uvalde. Please take care when listening
In this episode we go on scene with Sgt. Crain and Sgt. Wall to discuss the Sheriff's Office Crisis Negotiation Team and what they do.
In this episode we go on scene with Chief Dias and Sgt. Harris to discuss the Sheriff's Office SWAT team and what it takes to be a member of this specialty unit.
In this episode Lts Clayton and Dias discuss the 4th Amendment and how it relates to local law enforcement.
In this episode Sheriff Dirkse explains in which instances the Sheriff's Office can work with ICE, SB54, and what the community can expect from local law enforcement.
On this episode we go on scene with Lt. Clayton to discuss qualified immunity and what it means.
In this episod, we are going on scene with the Human Exploitation and Trafficking (HEAT) of the Stanislaus County Sheriff’s Office and Without Permission to discuss labor and human trafficking.
CRIMESTOPPERS
Provide an anonymous tip by calling 1-866-60-CRIME or 1-866-60-27463
Resources referenced for statistics
In this episode Sheriff Dirkse discusses 2024 stats and goals for 2025. Mental Health is discussed during this episode.
Resources mentioned in the episode:
To make a police report online: Online Reporting
Stanislaus County Warm Line: (209) 558 - 4600
BHRS Suicide Prevention Services
Behavior Health and Recovery Services (BHRS)
Addtional Reports from the Sheriff's Office: Reports
This week kick off holiday season by discussing holiday movies with Lt. Clayton.
Detective Raj Singh returns to discuss ways to stay safe during the holidays.
In this episode Sheriff Dirkse explains how the Sheriff's Office uses technology when investigating crimes in Stanislaus County.
Patterson Chief Clayton discusses how rotating assignments work within the Sheriff's Office.
Join us of the Sheriff's Office Open House on October 19th.
Dr. Montalvo discusses how to be prepared in an emergency when there are medical needs.
Device mentioned on the episode:
Deputy Singh discusses how you and your family can prepare for an emergency.
Resources mentioned in the episode:
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