In this episode of Justice Unfiltered, Daniel Matalon and Tug Cowart sit down with Victor Hill, former Clayton County Sheriff and current candidate for Congress in Georgia’s 5th District. Hill reflects on his bold approach to law enforcement, his experiences with what he calls “lawfare,” and how those battles influenced his decision to run for Congress.
From his proposals on reforming grand juries, plea deals, and media accountability to a behind-the-scenes look at his book Vigilante Sheriff and his upcoming documentary American Law Fear, this conversation provides an inside view of his journey and campaign.
This episode is a must-watch for anyone interested in politics, criminal justice, and the intersection of leadership and public perception.
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In this episode of Justice Unfiltered, Sheriff Patrick “Pat” Labat joins hosts Daniel Matalon and Tug Cowart to talk leadership, community, and the realities of justice in Fulton County. With more than 37 years in law enforcement and now serving his second term as Sheriff, Labat shares his journey from detention officer to elected leader, his passion for mental health reform, and why second chances matter.

From reflections on building trust in the community to the importance of reentry programs, this conversation offers a candid look at the challenges and opportunities in today’s justice system. This episode is a must-watch for anyone interested in leadership, reform, and the people working to create meaningful change in Fulton County and beyond.

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In this episode of Justice Unfiltered, CEO of A 2nd Chance Bail Bonds, Daniel Matalon, and co-host Tug Cowart sit down with FBI Special Agent in Charge Paul Brown and FBI Special Agent Charles Orgbon Jr., the Private Sector Coordinator for the Domestic Security Alliance Council (DSAC). They discuss DSAC’s mission to strengthen U.S. national and economic security through partnerships between the federal government and the private sector, and how information sharing plays a critical role in protecting communities.

From the council’s formation to real-world examples of collaboration, this conversation covers who can join, how DSAC operates across the country, and what meaningful public-private partnerships look like in practice.

This episode is a must-watch for anyone interested in national security, law enforcement, and the vital role collaboration plays in keeping America safe.

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In this episode of Justice Unfiltered, CEO of A 2nd Chance Bail Bonds, Daniel Matalon, and co-host Tug Cowart sat down with former APD Chief Bryant and Natalie Ammons from the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office to discuss the history, mission, and impact of the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE). From its 1976 founding to today’s work bridging law enforcement and communities, they cover national initiatives, the standout Georgia chapter, and the challenges shaping the future of policing.

This episode is a must-watch for anyone passionate about supporting those who drive change in their communities.

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Ken Ashley, Chairman of the Fulton County Sheriff’s Foundation, shares how the foundation plays a crucial role in supporting deputies and officers—both during times of personal need and moments of celebration. Support for impactful community initiatives like the annual Back-to-School event, the foundation works to foster positive interactions between law enforcement and the communities they serve. Ken also highlights a unique opportunity for taxpayers to directly allocate up to $5,000 to qualified law enforcement foundations, helping fund resources such as mental health care services, specialized equipment and bonuses.

Chanae Clemons, Clayton County Clerk of Superior and Magistrate Court, and Tahnicia Phillips, Cobb County Clerk of State Court, highlight the multifaceted responsibilities of the Clerk of Court—from maintaining official court records and administering oaths to providing vital administrative support to the judicial system. They stress that while the Clerk’s Office cannot offer legal advice, equipping staff with a strong network of resources and referral options is essential to ensure that community members can access critical information in moments that may carry life-changing consequences.

Che` Alexander, Clerk of Court for Fulton County, emphasizes that the Clerk’s Office plays a vital role in the lives of all who interact with the court system—whether through criminal proceedings, financial disputes, or real estate filings. Under her leadership, the Office has embraced a culture of experience, respect, and heartfelt compassion, resulting in notably increased efficiency and responsiveness throughout the Fulton County Courts.

Alli Neal and Jennifer Ross of Revved Up Kids discuss the startling statistics on sexual abuse of children – such as the average age of assault victims is 8 years old – and why it’s important that this information isn’t hidden away. Revved Up Kids provides training to help prevent sexual abuse by working with students, parents, community groups and local police departments.