Allison Stephanouk

Carrollton Mayor Pro Tem Jacqulene Elaine Bridges believes in building bridges—both in philosophy and in action. In this video, she discusses the Carrollton Police Department’s Mobile Crisis Unit and the vital role collaboration plays in the city. From fostering community partnerships to the monthly luncheon bringing together police, clergy, elected officials, and other stakeholders, she

CEO Daniel Matalon provides insight on the bail bonds and monitoring businesses and how A 2nd Chance became the largest bail bond company in Georgia. Tug and Daniel also discuss why dealing with drug abuse is so essential for safe communities and protecting youth, including a conversation centered on legal loopholes that allow some addictive

Former NYC Police Commissioner Bernie Kerik, having served in advisory roles to President Trump for many years, provides his unique insight with Back Your Blue. Extolling the Executive Actions taken in just the first few days of President Trump’s term, Kerik says the President is committed to a return to common sense so that all

GBI Special Agent in Charge of Special Investigations Brian Whidby and Assistant Special Agent Christi Kanner explain how the GBI’s Cold Case Division started in 2023 through the Coleman-Baker Act to tackle unsolved cases in Georgia. While time lends some perspective to cold cases, it also causes some loss of evidence. The cold case team

Lt Roger Nalls, Cobb Police Homeland Security Commander and Officer Aaron Wilson, Cobb PIO discuss safety and security at large events in light of the recent terror attack in New Orleans. Discussion centered on the interagency cooperation that takes place between neighboring jurisdictions as well as state and federal agencies. Peparation and communications play key

Donna Georgiana and Chris Miller with Gotcha Covered Blankets believe in honoring the many acts of kindness police officers perform every day and that’s why some of those officers will be recipients of awards at their upcoming gala on January 24. The organization, founded after the suicide of young police officer Mitchell Georgiana, focuses efforts

 Joey Stafford shares details about the Gwinnett Sheriff’s Office GRIP program that helps prepare inmates for life after release from jail. With in-custody jobs and training programs, released participants are better prepared for re-entry into the community. In addition to vocational training, Stafford explains how help with housing and sober living facility partnerships are