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John Jay Wiley

John Jay Wiley

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Host, Law Enforcement Today Podcast

West Palm Beach

Biography

Law Enforcement Talk Radio and podcast combines True Crime, Law Enforcement Officer's, and Human Interest interviews. From the realities of life behind the badge to the investigations of crimes and the violence encountered on the front lines. Unfiltered stories from law enforcement officers, first responders, military veterans, and victims of crimes and their families. The radio show is syndicated and broadcast weekly on 125 US Radio Stations to more than 45 million combined population.

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Total articles 2

  • An Officer's Nightmares - The Burning Man

    By John Jay Wiley Verified| Law Enforcement Today Verified The things we’ve seen find a way of following us…The nightmares used to be nightly. There are several variations of them, all stemming from incidents that I experienced during my career in the Baltimore Police Department. Gratefully, the frequency of these nightmares has decreased dramatically. Sometimes they are only once or twice every couple of months. Time away from police work has helped, but I’ve also learned things to do to help decrease their frequency.

    By John Jay Wiley Verified · Law Enforcement Today

    May. 10, 2019

  • Permanent Injuries, Are You Prepared?

    By John Jay Wiley Verified| Law Enforcement Today Verified Permanent Injuries, Are You Prepared? Over the years I received many different medals and commendations for my service in the Baltimore Police Department. At the time all the medals seemed so very important. Truth is that they were and still are a source of pride. It is an honor to be recognized by your peers, especially when it is a family of police officers that you have the utmost respect for.

    By John Jay Wiley Verified · Law Enforcement Today

    Jul. 01, 2017

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Law Enforcement Today Podcast

West Palm Beach, Florida, United States

+1 800-898-1841