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Black Arm of the Law

Mean Ole Lion Media

Black Arm of the Law is a powerful and thought-provoking podcast that explores the complexities of being Black in law enforcement. Hosted by Dr. RaShall Brackney, former Chief of Police in Charlottesville, Virginia, the show dives deep into the personal and professional experiences of those navigating the often unseen and misunderstood intersection of race, justice, and public safety. Through honest conversations and critical insights, the podcast sheds light on how race and identity shape the lives

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00:51:19

Making A Purpose Pt. 2

Black Arm of the Law ·

2024/04/11

Leon Ford shares his experience of being shot and paralyzed by police officers during a routine traffic stop. He recounts the events leading up to the shooting, the aftermath, and the legal battles he faced. Despite the challenges, Leon found purpose in sharing his story and advocating for positive change. He started Leon Speaks, a company focused on spreading hope, positivity, and love. Through his journey, he learned the importance of healing and reconciliation. Leon Ford shares his journey of

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00:35:12

Making a Purpose Pt. 1

Black Arm of the Law ·

2024/04/04

Leon Ford shares his experience of being shot and paralyzed by police officers during a routine traffic stop. He recounts the events leading up to the shooting, the aftermath, and the legal battles he faced. Despite the challenges, Leon found purpose in sharing his story and advocating for positive change. He started Leon Speaks, a company focused on spreading hope, positivity, and love. Through his journey, he learned the importance of healing and reconciliation. Leon Ford shares his journey of

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00:40:14

Love is the Answer

Black Arm of the Law ·

2024/03/28

In this episode, A.J. Ali, the founder of Love Is The Answer, discusses his film 'Walking While Black' and the importance of improving police-community relations. He shares his personal experience of being stopped by the police and the moment that inspired him to take action. A.J. explains how he transitioned from anger to love and the significance of his brother's last words, 'Love is the answer.' He emphasizes the need for love-based policing and the importance of building real relationships

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00:32:11

Live From Atlanta its Black Arm of the Law!

Black Arm of the Law ·

2024/03/21

Join us for a powerhouse episode of the Black Arm of the Law Podcast, hosted by the incomparable Dr. RaShall Brackney!

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00:54:57

Transparency and Accountability

Black Arm of the Law ·

2024/03/14

SummaryThe conversation with Sam Stecklow from the Invisible Institute focused on the importance of transparency and accountability in the criminal justice system, particularly in relation to police misconduct. The Invisible Institute was founded to hold public institutions accountable, with a specific focus on police departments. They have worked to obtain and make accessible data on police misconduct, including through the Citizens Police Data Project. The conversation highlighted the challenges

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00:50:50

Black Arm of the Law

Black Arm of the Law ·

2024/03/07

In this episode of Black Arm of the Law Podcast, Dr. Rachelle Brackney interviews Carmen Best, the former chief of police in Seattle, Washington. They discuss Best's background, career, and the challenges she faced as a black woman in policing. Best shares her experiences in the military and how it shaped her leadership style. She also talks about her transition from the military to policing and the testing and training experiences she went through. The episode concludes with Best's emotional

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00:31:51

Bail, Parole, Incarceration: Criminal Justice Reform

Black Arm of the Law ·

2024/02/29

This episode of the Black Armor the Law podcast focuses on corrections and bail reform. The guests include probation and parole officers who discuss their roles and the challenges they face in helping individuals reintegrate into the community. The conversation also delves into the power and responsibilities of probation and parole officers, as well as the impact of caseloads on their work. The guests share their perspectives on bail reform and the need for reimagining places like Rikers Island

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00:54:03

The Importance of using Data and Science in Policing

Black Arm of the Law ·

2024/02/22

Dr. Tracie L. Keesee discusses the work of the Center for Policing Equity and the importance of using data and science in policing. She emphasizes the concept of co-production of public safety and the need for collaboration between law enforcement and the community. Dr. Keesee also addresses the hesitancy to embrace data and science in policing and the challenges of changing organizational culture. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of evidence-based approaches to improve policing

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00:51:02

Civilian Oversight

Black Arm of the Law ·

2024/02/08

In this episode, Dr. RaShall Brackney interviews Hansel Aguilar, the director of civilian oversight in the city of Berkeley, California. They discuss the history and growth of civilian oversight, different models of oversight, and the pros and cons of each model. They also explore the challenges and expectations of civilian oversight, including managing community expectations and building trust. Aguilar emphasizes the importance of reimagining civilian oversight and establishing national standards

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00:13:27

Headlines & Hastags

Black Arm of the Law ·

2024/02/01

The podcast episode explores various pressing issues in the criminal legal system in 2023. It discusses the corruption and lack of accountability in policing and the criminal legal system, highlighting the low number of officers charged and convicted for their actions. The concerns of police officers, including recruitment and retention, are also examined. The episode delves into the attacks on progressive prosecutors who seek to reform the system and the detrimental impact of the school-to-prison

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00:56:05

Culture of Corruption

Black Arm of the Law ·

2023/12/21

In this episode, Dr. Rachelle Brackney speaks with Gregory A. Thomas, a former member of the Mollen Commission, about his experience investigating police corruption in New York City. They discuss the need for an outside agency to investigate corruption, the challenges faced by officers reporting corruption, and the importance of internal dismantling. They also explore the impact of corruption on community cooperation and provide advice for officers to avoid corruption. The conversation explores the

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00:46:11

The School to Prison Pipeline

Black Arm of the Law ·

2023/12/15

In this episode, Dr. RaShall Brackney discusses the school-to-prison pipeline with Dr. Kevin F. Gilbert, an expert in education and discipline policies. They explore the impact of school resource officers, the role of principals in disciplinary actions, and the disproportionate impact on black students. They also discuss the need for cultural responsiveness and anti-bias training for educators. The conversation highlights the importance of community involvement in supporting students during

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00:11:33

Headlines & Hashtgas

Black Arm of the Law ·

2023/12/07

Join Chief B and she breaks down recent stories and social post on law enforcement, law makers and justice reform as only she can do.

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00:50:44

The Struggle is Real

Black Arm of the Law ·

2023/11/30

This week Chief B talks the science of policing with the owners of Force Metrics. Two brothers Shane and Andre McGregor that have introduced data and analytics to police work for better accountability and service to the community.Check out their personal stories behind the company and with the police the struggle between being Black and Blue.

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00:48:23

When The Math Ain't Mathin

Black Arm of the Law ·

2023/11/23

This week on the podcast, Adam Savage, a New York Times bestselling author, multiple Emmy-nominated producer/host, highly decorated YouTube creator, and internationally acclaimed science communicator, and cosplayer. After more than a decade working in special effects for Industrial Light and Magic/Lucastilm, the Matrix films, and most of the major movie studios, he began hosting Discovery Channel's flagship show Mythbusters in 2002, producing nearly 300 episodes over 13 years, and played in over 100

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00:13:05

Hashtags and Headlines

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2023/11/16

This week Chief B does her monthly run through the hashtags and headlines on police and police related news and stories and breaks them down with her eye on truth and transparency.

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00:55:43

The Community Whisperer

Black Arm of the Law ·

2023/11/10

Joining Chief B on the podcast this week is the former Police Chief of Ferguson Missouri Jason Armstrong. He discusses policing in Ferguson post Michael Brown and current post as Police Chief of Apex North Carolina. In addition to his current position Chief Armstrong a part of the Obama Foundation's leadership USA 2023 program.

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01:07:07

Reform Ain't Easy

Black Arm of the Law ·

2023/11/04

This week Chief Brackney talks with another fighter for police reform and their efforts in Baton Rouge as the former Police Chief Murphy Paul talks about his viral video with the Metro Council discussing the "Brave Cave" and their lack of effort to help get rid of bad police. Check out this amazing episode of the Black Arm of the Law right now!

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00:59:45

The Policing of Black Bodies

Black Arm of the Law ·

2023/10/26

They literally wrote the book on Policing Black Bodies, the conversation is amazing with these two insightful guest. Add Chief Brackney to the mix and we got us a podcast! We promise you with be on it from start to stop More on our guest and we'll talk to you in the show, download and listen now! Earl Smith is Professor of Women and Gender Studies at the University of Delaware, Professor Emeritus of American Ethnic Studies and Sociology at Wake Forest University, and author of 12 books including

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00:56:11

Guard the Public Health

Black Arm of the Law ·

2023/10/19

Join Chief B and Chief Dr. Brendon Del Poza. on this weeks episode. Dr. del Pozo served as a police officer for 23 years. Nineteen were spent in the New York City Police Department, where he started on patrol in East Flatbush, Brooklyn, went on to command two patrol precincts, deploy to Amman, Jordan as an intelligence liaison, and serve in the police commissioner's office. He also spent four years as Chief of Police of Burlington, Vermont, where he directed the city's interdisciplinary response

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