Unveiled: Hampton Police Division Podcast

Unveiled: Hampton Police Division Podcast

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Unveiled: S2, Ep. 2 - Breaking Barriers: Women in Policing and the 30 by 30 Initiative

Welcome to Unveiled, the official HPD podcast where we take you behind the badge and into the world of policing. In this special all-women episode, Captain Michelle Rhone, Lieutenant Ashley Jenrette, and Officer Maria Spence discuss the significance of the 30x30 Initiative, which aims to have women represent 30% of police recruits by 2030, and the challenges and rewards of balancing their roles as officers and family members. From managing the demands of shift work and family responsibilities to the progress made in increasing female representation in leadership, this conversation is candid, insightful, and inspiring. Tune in for a compelling discussion on diversity, leadership, and the evolving face of policing. Stay Connected! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hamptonvapolice/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HamptonVAPolice YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@HamptonVAPolice X: https://x.com/hamptonvapolice?lang=en&mx=2 TikTok:https://www.tiktok.com/@hamptonpdva

Unveiled: S2, Ep. 1 – Cold Open: Gun Violence Prevention & Youth Outreach in Hampton Roads

Unveiled: Season 2, Episode 1 - Cold Open In this episode of Unveiled, Chief Jimmie Wideman speaks with Christopher Moore of Bagz 4 Da Kidz and his associate Edwin Olu Lasana about their work in gun violence prevention and youth outreach in the Hampton Roads area. They discuss the importance of credible messengers in the community, the challenges of changing youth behavior, and the need for real opportunities to steer kids away from crime. Tune in to hear their insights on making a positive impact! Stay Connected! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hamptonvapolice/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HamptonVAPolice YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@HamptonVAPolice X: https://x.com/hamptonvapolice?lang=en&mx=2 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hamptonpdva

Season Two: Coming Soon

We are taking a small break! Don't worry we will be back soon! Next season we will be recording the podcast on video. Make sure to follow us on Social Media to stay up to date for the release date of Season Two.

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Unveiled: Episode Eleven

This episode is hosted by Assistant Chief Jason Price, the focus is on the division's cadet program. Price reflects on his journey from being a police cadet in 1997 to his current role as Assistant Chief. The cadets discuss their backgrounds and experiences, sharing their enthusiasm for a career in law enforcement. The episode also introduces the field of law enforcement, addressing its effects on individuals and their families, including issues like PTSD and sleep-related illnesses.

Unveiled: Episode Ten

Chief Jimmie Wideman talks to John Davis about youth and young adult opportunities. John was a prior Hampton police officer, in this episode he discusses the program's focus to keep kids away from guns, gangs, and drugs.

Unveiled: Episode Nine

In this episode, Chief Jimmie Wideman talks to Detective Bryan and Corporal Cooke to share their roles and experiences within the unit. They discuss their daily tasks and elaborate on specific aspects of their work. They focus on identifying potential victims of violence and obtaining information to solve and prevent crimes.

Unveiled: Episode Eight

Chief Jimmie Wideman meets with former gang member Joel Jones, who grew up in Chicago. Jones talks about his life story and how it turned around when he joined the Navy at 20 years old.

UNVEILED: Episode Seven

Chief Jimmie Wideman converses with McKenzie Dunford, the Special Events Manager at Special Olympics Virginia. McKenzie, a Hampton, Virginia native, shares her personal journey that led her to work with Special Olympics Virginia. In their discussion, they highlight how law enforcement became involved in supporting the Special Olympics through the Law Enforcement Torch Run. McKenzie also talks about the games and the organization's efforts to promote overall health, and wellness.

Unveiled: Episode Six

In today's episode of UNVEILED, Chief Jimmie Wideman sits down to interview two award recipients. First, Corporal Germosen, who recently received a life-saving award, and Tyriq Riddick, a telecommunications specialist who is the recipient of the Stork Award." Make sure to listen in and discover the inspiring stories behind these well-deserved awards."

Unveiled: Episode Five

This episode features Karyn Buhrman from the Forensics Unit and Theresa Jones from the Crime Analysis Unit. They discuss the crucial roles of non-sworn professional staff in police work. Karyn, a master forensic specialist, has been with the division for 24 years, starting as an intern. She shares her experiences in forensic science, highlighting the process of evidence collection and scene documentation. Theresa, a crime analyst, transitioned from forensics and emphasizes the importance of data analysis in crime reduction and resource allocation. They both reflect on their educational backgrounds in biology and how it applies to their work. The discussion focuses on the challenges of working with difficult scenes involving children and the importance of community engagement and reporting suspicious activities. The podcast also highlights various tools and resources available to citizens for staying informed and aiding the police. The resources discussed in today's episode are listed below: Crime Mapping www.communitycrimemap.com Crime Mapping software for any address or street in Hampton AtlasOne App available through Apple and Google Play: connects citizens to the Hampton Police for anonymous tips, press releases, and the HPD social media platform, and receive notifications that alert citizens to important incidents, traffic issues, or major breaking news. 311 Citizen Contact Center App: Available in Apple App and Google Play stores: residents can submit non-emergency tips to the police, receive updates from 311 about special events, changes to trash pick-up schedules or road closures They can also request services, submit complaints, and have the ability to include photos with their tips too. “Just snap it, Describe it, and Send it!”. https://reportit.leadsonline.com/ Web-based, safe, secure, and free online citizen property inventory system. This tool allows citizens to list all of their property (cars, mowers, electronics, jewelry, firearms, and even family pets!) with uploaded photos and Serial numbers/VIN numbers, etc. The list cannot be accessible by Law Enforcement unless the citizen provides it. They can also provide this list to their homeowner’s insurance company. This helps Law Enforcement recover stolen property faster, should you ever become a victim. Corporate accounts are also available to inventory tools, supplies, and equipment. Call 1-800-311-2656 for more about corporate accounts.

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