Timely voice on LA unrest: Offers real-time, expert analysis of the current Los Angeles anti-ICE protests, mass arrests, and militarized response, grounded in decades of front-line policing experience.​

Firsthand perspective on historic riots: Draws direct parallels between the Rodney King riots and today’s ICE-related unrest, explaining what has—and hasn’t—changed in tactics, public perception, and officer morale.​

Expert on crowd control and crisis response: Breaks down how large-scale protests are managed operationally, the pressures on incident commanders, and the ethical dilemmas officers face under intense political and media scrutiny.​

Leader in first responder mental health: As co-founder and executive director of 911 At Ease International, speaks with authority about post-traumatic stress injuries, addiction, and the emotional toll of repeated exposure to violence and tragedy.​

Powerful personal story of redemption: Shares his journey through trauma, destructive coping, and the devastating loss of a child to cancer—and how that pain fueled his calling to care for other first responders.​

Published author and communicator: Author of A Higher Call to Duty, he translates complex policing and mental health issues into accessible, compelling stories for TV, radio, print, and digital audiences.​

Go-to guest for leadership and trust: Provides practical guidance for law enforcement and civic leaders on crisis leadership, communication, and rebuilding community trust in times of unrest.​