NCJA 10-14

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NCJA 10-14: Human Trafficking in Cumberland County Pt 2

Today we wrap up our discussion on Human Trafficking as Human Trafficking Awareness Month whines to a close. We finish our discussions with District Attorney Billy West and Assistant District Attorneys Lindsay Lane and Rob Thompson all from Cumberland County. We will discuss the Applewhite case and hear how non-government organizations helped victims getting out of these horrible situations of being trafficked. For more information about human trafficking, please visit the commissions’ website at Human Trafficking Commission | North Carolina Judicial Branch (nccourts.gov). Below you will also find information and facts on Human Trafficking. As always, we are here for you. If you have any questions or concerns, please email us at NCJAInformation@ncdoj.gov. You can check out our previous episodes here.

NCJA 10-14: Human Trafficking in Cumberland County Pt 1

We are continuing our discussion about Human Trafficking and shining a spotlight on this important topic. Our guests are District Attorney Billy West and Assistant District Attorneys Lindsay Lane and Rob Thompson all from Cumberland County. We will discuss how the laws changed for prosecuting human trafficking, how they overcame their challenges, and dive deep into a few cases as they navigated the new requirements for prosecuting Human Traffickers. They will discuss their previous cases of Shaniya Davis, Kadeem Kirk, and Robin Applewhite. For more information about human trafficking, please visit the commissions’ website at Human Trafficking Commission | North Carolina Judicial Branch (nccourts.gov). Below you will also find information and facts on Human Trafficking. As always, we are here for you. If you have any questions or concerns, please email us at NCJAInformation@ncdoj.gov. You can check out our previous episodes here.

NCJA 10-14: Human Trafficking in North Carolina – United States versus Brandon Jennings

We are continuing our discussion about Human Trafficking and shining a spotlight on this important topic. Our guests today are Erin Blondel, Assistant District Attorney of the Western District, Special Agent Glen Covington of the Department of Homeland Security, Detective Rob Pereira of the Raleigh Police Department, and Michelle Scott, a victim-witness coordinator with the US Attorney’s office. Today we will discuss the federal case of US v. Brandon Jennings. This case shines light on the characteristics of the trafficker as well as the victim. Cases, like this one, are not cut and dry and have multiple facets within them. Special Agent Glen Covington and Detective Pereira will discuss the clues and signs they saw when investigating this case, Assistant District Attorney Blondel discusses putting the case together, talking to victims and witnesses and Michelle Scott tells how important a relationship of trust between the victim, law enforcement and the prosecution office. Below you will find additional resources to aid you in identifying and learning more about Human Trafficking. For more information about Human Trafficking go to the Human Trafficking Commission resource page.

NCJA 10-14: Introduction to Human Trafficking

Happy New Year! January is Human Trafficking Awareness month and we are taking time to bring light to this important situation. Our guests today are Trevor Allen, the director of the North Carolina Justice Academy, Marc Nichols, a retired NC State Trooper, Special Agent in Charge Carl Wall, and Special Agent Meghan Philips with the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigations. Today we will discuss the basics of Human Trafficking as well as the working definition. Below you will find additional resources to aid you in identifying and learning more about Human Trafficking. For more information about Human Trafficking go to the Human Trafficking Commission resource page.

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NCJA 10-14: The Leadership Certificate Program

We are changing gears and talking about a new change to our course offerings in this episode. The Leadership Certificate Program is a new twist on a course many of you are familiar with, The Management Development Program, often called MDP. In this episode, we speak with Kevin Tingen and Matthew Sweet as they discuss the course requirements, additional courses, and the benefits of the revamped Leadership Certificate Program. For more information on the Leadership Certificate Program, click here. For questions about the course and/or requirements, please feel free to email Kevin, Course Coordinator, or Matt Sweet.

NCJA 10-14: Dealing with Social Justice and Police Legitimacy

Today’s podcast will discuss Social Justice and Police Legitimacy.  Our special guest is Sheriff Paula Dance with the Pitt County Sheriff’s Office. In 2018, Sheriff Dance made history when she became the first elected female African-American sheriff. Sheriff Dance, Pitt County Sheriff Dance takes us through how implicit bias affects the criminal justice arena. She also discusses how quick decisions, high-stress environments, and stereotypes shape decision making while in the line of duty. Remember, if you have comments, topic ideas, or questions, we would love to hear from you. Please contact us at NCJAInformation@ncdoj.gov or find us on Facebook.

NCJA 10-14: Cold Case Coalition

Today we speak with Russell Strickland from the North Carolina Justice Academy and Joe Kennedy with Cold Case Coalition to discuss how the coalition can help agencies with their cold cases. To contact them: Staff@coldcasecoalition.org For more information, visit their website: https://coldcasecoalition.org/   If you have topic ideas or questions, we would love to hear from you. Please contact us at NCJAInformation@ncdoj.gov

NCJA 10-14: Alamance County and the Stepping Up Initiative

Today we are wrapping up the discussion on Opioids in North Carolina by talking with Gary Ander and SGT Josh Hayes from Alamance County’s Stepping Up Initiative. Gary Ander and SGT Hayes will explain how the county of Alamance teamed up with everyone in the community and aligned with the Sheriff’s Office to make this initiative operate and become the successful model of treating a problem.

NCJA 10-14: Brunswick County and the Anchor Initiative Program

In this episode of NCJA 10-14, we continue our discussion on opioids and focus in on how some agencies are combating this crisis. Today we sit down with Brunswick County’s Jonathan Oliver and Sam Britt to discuss the Anchor Initiative Program and the progress they are seeing with the program and in their community.

NCJA 10-14: Opioids in NC: Jacksonville PD Response

We are continuing our discussions on opioids in North Carolina. This episode we talk with one agency about what they are doing for their community. Chief Mike Yaniero and Dr. Tobi Gilbert from the Jacksonville Police Department joins us to discuss their efforts to combat opioid overdoses. In this episode, are talking points are; new procedures to help citizens of their area, and how officers react to calls that involve opioid users.

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