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Election Results Sheriff Wins, Now What # 61
Host Alpha Miketalks about the recent Florida election (Nov 6, 2018) which created now the position of Shierff for Miami-Dade County. Alpha gets into the history of Miami-Dade law enforcement. Alpha, educates the audience on the Florida ConstitutionRevision Commission (CRC) 
Which created and place on the ballot as amendment 10 (State and Local Government Structure and Operation) 37 members on the commission, which meets once every 20 years to propose changes to the Florida Constitution, a very unique system. Members are appointed by the Governor of Florida and 3 positions coming from the Chief Judge of the Supreme Court of Florida.
Ballot Summary: "Requires legislature to retain department of veterans’ affairs. Ensures election of sheriffs, property appraisers, supervisors of elections, tax collectors, and clerks of court in all counties; removes county charters’ ability to abolish, change term, transfer duties, or eliminate election of these offices. Changes annual legislative session commencement date in even-numbered years from March to January; removes legislature’s authorization to fix another date. Creates office of domestic security and counterterrorism within department of law enforcement."
Where does the authority come from for a CRC, well the Florida ConstitutionSection 3 article 3, Section 4 & 11 Article 4, Section 1 & 6 Article 8.
Alpha explains:The deadline is 2024 with the Miami-Dade Sheriff Office active Jan 1, 2025. Today and up to the 2025 deadline date the Miami-Dade County Commission and political elite have to decide what will the agency look like.
What's Next Speed CAM #62
Reference: Miami Herald Nov 8, 2018 
Miami Herald Nov 6, 2018 
WLRN 
MiamiTimes 
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Intro:Host Alpha Mike gets an important call from the executive producer of Raider-Cop Nation given Alpha an ear full.
Main Top: Alpha Mike explains where did the current course of fire come from. NYPDSOP 9 Report 1970 - 1980 over 6000 shootings.The report conculed the following shooting occur 3 feet to 6 feet in distanceon average, lasting about 3 to 5 seconds and shooting 3 to 5 rounds. But the report mostly conducted the empirical study on the Revolver. Additionally during the time frame the study of a subject with a knife was conducted by Sgt. Dennis Tuellerof the Salt Lake City Utah Police dept giving us a safe distance of 21 feet a subject with a knife. Alpha talks about mindset and situational awareness is important. What you do in training, your brain will do in an emergency. Training, training, training. Visualization, meditation brings you to a higher level in Firearms training. Physiological responseis also important to study, evolution will teach you how the body reacts to the threat and the stress on the body.
Pistol Pete the Gunsmith: Gives the audience 5 points for modification of your firearm.
Kilo Sierra:Talks about advance training with the NRA and other interesting options. 
What's Next:Episode # 61 Election Results. 
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Intro: Host Alpha Mike ask the questions, where did “gangs” come from, how were they created. Terrorizing American society, our parks, streets, schools, homes and more. Alpha tells us their’s only one word to describe gangs, and that is evil. God can not have an association with darkness or evil, so it’s clear that evil forces are at work in gangs.
Main Topic: Gangs, in 1820 New York City terrorized by a gang called the 40 thieves. In 1920 the city of Chicago recorded 1000 gangs in the city. Our nation’s captial Washington D.C. also infested with gangs was nicknamed Federal Triangle Murder’s Bay. FBI data indicates 1.4 million gang members and 33,500 gangs in America. Gang makeup according to the FBI in 1999 was: Hispanics 47%, Blacks 31%, Whites 13%, and Asians 7%. Alpha Mike takes us to the NYC journey of the 1970 and the gangs in NYC how they completely took over regions like the South Bronx. How did these gangs organize and have money? Alpha takes us down leftist street and explains.
SuperHero Co-Host, The Cop: explains the terror that gangs produce, taking the audience to middle school, where mom & dad are not at home for various reasons, that’s the kid that gangs target. The Cop talks about an experience with a kid in the “Bloods” gang and how, it was explained to the mom her son was a member. The mother refused to believe this. So a challenge emereged for the mom, that had stated she was buying her son a car. The Cop told the mom, get him a blue car and see if he takes it, which he refused. Middle School kids a young as 11 being recurited by gangs. The Cop, explains the Crime Stoppers as a reporting method. Gangs today are domestic terrorist.
What's Next: Episode #60 Training in Firearms ( 3 of 3 ) 
Reference: Gangs in America
National Gang Intelligence Center
National Gang Threat Assessment
gangs and leftist groups 
See how these gangs started 1970's and why, who helped ? 
Socialism and gangs 
National Gang Center
United States Department of Justice on Gangs. 
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Intro: Host Alpha Mike reminds the Nation audience to hook up with us on RaiderCopNation.com Additionally Alpha talks about the power of God. The kings word vs God's Word . Alpha talks about when he first learned about Human Trafficking early in his law enforcement (LE) and was shocked this was happen in today world. All Federal LE are trained in Human Trafficking and many but not all police and corrections academies are training on this subject. Today 300,000 kids are part of the world of Human Trafficking in the sex industry in our country (USA). Kids in this world on have a lifespan of 7 to 10 years. 
Main Topic: Human Trafficking pure evil in modern day's often called slavery. If you want to report Human Trafficking contact the below number, please give as many details as you can so help police. 
Superhero Co-Host: The Cop tells us about Human Trafficking and the 99 billion dollars it makes a year. The also tells us about key signs on picking up who. may be a victim. 
Reference: 1 (888) 373-7888 National Human Trafficking Hotline
Whitehouse Working to End Human Trafficking
President Donald J. Trump Is Taking Action to End Human Trafficking
To request help or report suspected human trafficking, call the National Human Trafficking Hotlineat 1-888-373-7888. Or text HELP to: BeFree (233733). 
Common Work and Living Conditions: The individual(s) in question
Is not free to leave or come and go as he/she wishes
Is under 18 and is providing commercial sex acts
Is in the commercial sex industry and has a pimp / manager
Is unpaid, paid very little, or paid only through tips
Works excessively long and/or unusual hours
Is not allowed breaks or suffers under unusual restrictions at work
Owes a large debt and is unable to pay it off
Was recruited through false promises concerning the nature and conditions of his/her work
High security measures exist in the work and/or living locations (e.g. opaque windows, boarded up windows, bars on windows, barbed wire, security cameras, etc.)
Poor Mental Health or Abnormal Behavior
Is fearful, anxious, depressed, submissive, tense, or nervous/paranoid
Exhibits unusually fearful or anxious behavior after bringing up law enforcement
Avoids eye contact
Poor Physical Health
Lacks health care
Appears malnourished
Shows signs of physical and/or sexual abuse, physical restraint, confinement, or torture
Lack of Control
Has few or no personal possessions
Is not in control of his/her own money, no financial records, or bank account
Is not in control of his/her own identification documents (ID or passport)
Is not allowed or able to speak for themselves (a third party may insist on being present and/or translating)
Other
Claims of just visiting and inability to clarify where he/she is staying/address
Lack of knowledge of whereabouts and/or do not know what city he/she is in
Loss of sense of time
Has numerous inconsistencies in his/her story
This list is not exhaustive and represents only a selection of possible indicators. Also, the red flags in this list may not be present in all trafficking cases and are not cumulative. Learn more at www.humantraffickinghotline.org.
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Intro: Host Alpha Mike brings the audience up to speed on the Raider-Cop Nation social network on reaching our community. For twitter the user name has changed to @RadioCopNation and of course on facebook.com/RaiderCopNation/ . Alpha Mike also introduced the new podcast segment called, "Test Everything" to the Raider-Cop Nation audience. Test Everything talks about the power of Godin our life. The podcast takes us through the Biblejourney verse by verse, challenging us all the way. Today Law Enforcementpersonnel need a spiritual backup more than ever. The Podcast runs every Monday, Weds and Friday for 90 days. Uplifting, motivating, and encouragingall, in God’s Word, in less than 5 minutes. Alpha Mike in obedience to the great commission, declared by Jesus.
Main Topic: The first polymer framed firearm was in 1959 the Remington Nylon 66 rifle. Later Heckler & Koch (H&K) created  the VP 70 semiautomatic 12 years before the launch of Glock. The the gun that changed the rules of the game, the Glock was introduced as the model 17 in 1982 with design created from 1979-1982.  Developed by Gaston Glock for the Austrian Army & police with military specs, the weapon changed the rules of the game with, the birth of the "plastic gun". Polymer the lower half of the semiautomatic was nick named by people as " a plastic gun", but this material revolutionized the gun industry. The current market for gun manufactures in concealed carry, and the race to catch Glock is big. Alpha, also talks about the new P365 from Sig, created to compete with the Glock 43. Alpha also mentioned that Glock now has introduce the law enforcement preferred weapon as a new model in the 45. Each model number for Glock are numbered names based on the Patentof the gun.
Co-Host Mike Sierra: talks about the current gun culture and mindset. 
Pistol Pete the Gunsmith: Breakdown the winning strategies of modifying your weapon making you a better shooter. 
Reference: Remington Nylon 66 Rifle 22L 
Heckler & Koch VP70 
Glock 
sootch00 TruGlo TFO Tritium Fiber Optic 
Glock Wheaton Arms Elite Flat Face trigger (sootch00)
Glock Triggers
Glock Custom Carry Pistol (sootch00) 
How to clean your Glock
What's up next: Human Trafficking # 58 with the Cop, October 24, 2018.
Pistol Pete the Gunsmith 
Kilo Sierra’s companies: Sepulveda inc
Gun Safety: ( Important ) 
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To: Auidence
From: Raider-Cop Nation 
Date: October 10, 2018 
Subject: Episode # 56, "Extreme Ownership"
The Conversation:Alpha Mike says he always looks for a bible verse to go hand in hand with the episode. This one was very easy. How we leave church on Sunday as a warrior and go a-wall on Monday. Your sprirtual journey should have an extreme ownership mindset, Alpha explains.
Extreme Ownership: Alpha explains his career in Law Enforcement and applying it to the "extreme ownership" concept. Alpha takes you on his journey not knowing then, he was applying this skill set then. How it fits in your professional life, Alpha explains.
Reference: Extreme Ownership, buy this amazing book. Alpha Recommended reading list.
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To: Audience 
From: Raider-Cop Nation (Alpha Mike) 
Date: Oct 3, 2018 
Subject: Episode #55, Training in Firearms 
The Conversation:Host Alpha Mike starts the episode with the conversation. We training up in a lot of aspects of our professional life but often forget the training up in our spiritual life. The Lord is a faithful partner in our jounery if we do the following.. (Alpha explains).
Training in Firearms #55: Host Alpha Mike remembers his enjoyable time as a Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) certified firearms instructor assigned to the Miami-Dade Public Safety Training Institute in the hot, humid, rainy, cloudy, environment and that's at 0800. Alpha also talks about how Florida created the first law in the United States for conceled carry, F/S 790.06  Alpha talks about having an open mind in training, what to look for and what to run away from.
Kilo Sierra: Next level of training in firearms. A reminder on safety, keeping the weapon safe, cleared and empty with all rounds far away in another closed room. Training at home, how? Kilo explains for training in home defense or carry. Home, zones of fire course of training without firing a shot, Kilo explains. Additionally training for carry Kilo takes the audience on that training course and mind set.
Pistol Pete the Gunsmith: takes the audience on the proper cleaning tour for the shotgun and rifle. The do's and don'ts! Always keeping in mind the safety plan before any cleaning removing all rounds far away and locked away from our cleaning weapons journey. 
What's next: episode # 56, Extreme Ownership.
Pistol Pete the Gunsmith 
Kilo Sierra's companies: Sepulveda inc
Reference: How to clean your Glock
YouTube: Hickok45 
Sootch00
Military Arms Channel 
Chris Sajnog
Gun Carry Facts 
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Raider-Cop Nation: Episode #54 "Training In Firearms". September 26, 2018 
 
Host Alpha Miketakes us on a journey in "Training in Firearms". Alpha covers the very important subject of safety and what are those rules, for all in the audience.
Jeff Cooper'sFour Rules:
All guns are always loaded.
Never let the muzzle cover anything you are not willing to destroy.
Keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on the target.
Be sure of your target and what is beyond it. 
Co-guest Kilo Sierratalks about what the beginner goals and objectives should be. Kilo breaks down the beginning steps to firearms training goals.
Co-Host: Mike Sierracomes on and gets a briefing on the episode.
Co-Guest Pistol Pete the Gunsmithgives a simple but detail explaination on safety, dissaembly and cleaning a semiautomatic and a revolver.
Making sure your weapon is safe before anything (See above Jeff Cooper Rules)
Always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.
This rule surpasses all other rules. It is a very simple concept, if the firearm is pointed in a safe direction, intentional or accidental discharge will not harm anyone. The safest direction should be chosen, so humans, animals, then inanimate objects are all taken into account.
Assume that the firearm is always loaded.
Even if the firearm is known to be unloaded, it should be treated with the respect of a loaded gun. For example, even though you've just triple checked and know it is unloaded, you still don’t point it at people (follow Rule 1 at all times).
Keep your finger off the trigger.
This prevents any accidental discharges from a trigger pull. With a pistol, there is usually an area above the trigger where you can rest your trigger finger (they often call this the "index point"). For rifles or other guns, it is best to remove your whole hand from the area where the trigger is. There are plenty of other safe ways to carry the gun.
Along with this, it should be emphasized to not rely on the firearm's safety. While human error is many times more likely to cause a problem, the safety can fail, and pulling the trigger may result in an accidental discharge.
Certain pistols don't have manual safeties at all. In this case, they often have safeties integrated into the trigger, back strap (or grip), or hammer. These types of guns are especially dangerous around inexperienced users. But training and aggressive execution of safety techniques can overcome many of the dangers of a safety-less firearm.
Once you are on the line to shoot, do not put your finger on the trigger until you have pointed in on the target. This may be a difficult habit to break as you may feel it is natural to have your finger on the trigger once you think you are wanting to shoot.
Always hand a firearm to someone unloaded.
If you hand a firearm to someone it should be unloaded. Check the magazine and the chamber. When the firearm is not going to be used immediately, it should be unloaded in the same manner. If you receive a firearm from someone, you should check the magazine and chamber to make sure the gun is not loaded, until you intend to fire.
A good way to let yourself, and anyone around you, know the gun is unloaded is by locking the bolt, slide, or cylinder in the open position. This makes it so that, even if the trigger is pulled, no bullet will fire.
Check the manual for the firearm. It will generally mention the safest way to carry or unload the firearm.
When not using the firearm or while transporting it, you should always unload the firearm. In many locales, there are laws against carrying a loaded firearm in a vehicle without the proper permits, even if just transporting it to and from a firing range or repair shop.
Disassemble your gun only as much as the manufacturer recommends.Check the owner's manual for disassembly instructions to prepare the gun for cleaning. This will allow you to access all parts that become dirty from firing.
Semi-automatic pistols and rifles will generally be stripped into their major components: barrel, slide, guide rod, frame and magazine. Revolvers, shotguns, and most other sorts of guns will not need to be stripped to clean them.
Field stripping is not necessary to clean the gun thoroughly. Don't take apart your gun more than you have to unless it requires repair. Likewise, some guns can't be stripped at all and it won't be necessary to do anything but open the chamber to clean it.
Always clean your gun in a well-ventilated area.Find a a place with good air circulation to clean your guns. Solvent fumes are noxious and can make you sick. Likewise, the solvent and lubricant used just flat-out smell foul if you try to clean your guns indoors, so keep your family happy and don't stink up the joint.
Cover your work surface with plastic bags, newspaper, or old towels you've saved for the purpose. Head out to the garage and put the door up, or clean your guns on a bright and dry day to get them cleaned properly.
Get a cleaning kit.Whether you purchase a pre-assmebled cleaning kit or you assemble the necessary components individually, you'll need a few basic things to have in your arsenal of cleaning supplies. A basic set includes:
Cleaning solvent
Lubricant, or gun oil
A bore brush
A patch holder and patches
Cleaning rod
A nylon cleaning brush
Flashlight
Cotton swabs
Microfiber cloths for polishing
We highly recommendsootch00 on how to clean a Glock
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