EPISODE · May 13, 2025 · 1H 2M
E.P. 18: Proactive Policing and Interdiction Tactics in Oklahoma with Brady Bailey
from Welcome to The Street: Police News and Caselaw · host Devonta Richardson and Vincent Finochio
Guest: Brady Bailey, Interdiction Trainer & Police OfficerEpisode Summary:In this episode, we sit down with Brady Bailey, a municipal police officer in Oklahoma and interdiction trainer, to discuss the mindset and mechanics behind proactive policing. Brady shares his path into law enforcement, how mentorship shaped his career, and what it takes to build real interdiction skills through repetition and networking. From legal changes in Oklahoma to the challenges of launching a training company, this episode is packed with insights for officers serious about interdiction work and long-term career growth.Guest Bio:Brady Bailey is an Oklahoma-based police officer and founder of a training company dedicated to interdiction tactics and proactive policing. He teaches officers how to improve their street-level interdiction skills, build solid reports, and work smarter with prosecutors to ensure strong cases.🔗 Connect with Brady: Facebook PageKey Takeaways:Brady’s law enforcement journey was shaped by family and mentorsMentorship plays a huge role in developing interdiction skillsTransitioning to a new department brings cultural and tactical challengesInterdiction requires consistency, confidence, and proactive policingNetworking with officers nationwide boosts skills and perspectiveOklahoma’s legalization of marijuana has changed interdiction dynamicsThorough reporting makes or breaks prosecution successBody cam footage can be a tool for self-improvementBuilding strong prosecutor relationships enhances legal outcomesUnderstanding reasonable suspicion is essential for street-level stopsResources & Links:Subscribe to Welcome to The Street: www.welcometothestreet.com
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