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Aug 25, 2026 55 min

Tattered but Still Standing

from Public Safety Talk Radio Hosted by Kenneth Bator

Public Safety Talk Radio Episode 168 This episode offers a candid discussion with Arthur “Rusty” Myers, a deputy chief of police, longtime law enforcement leader, and author of Tattered: When the Blue Line Frays and Confession of Justice. Rusty shares lessons from more than three decades in policing and discusses officer wellness, peer support, internal affairs, leadership, accountability, and the personal experience that inspired Tattered. The conversation also explores why discipline should be viewed as training, how leaders can better support their teams, and the message every struggling first responder needs to hear: stay in the fight. Learn more about Rusty at https://www.rusty-myers.com/ Learn more about the producer of Public Safety Talk Radio at https://www.btcinc.net To learn more about the sponsor of this episode, go to https://policemortgage.com/ And check out Mortgage Beat on NPPN.Live. Mortgage Beat is brought to you by Police Mortgage, a full-service mortgage company dedicated to serving Police Officers and First Responders. Founded in 2008, Police Mortgage offers a variety of mortgage products tailored to meet the needs of those who serve and protect. To learn more or to apply for a home loan go to policemortgage.com or call 312-499-8878. NMLS #268165 Police Mortgage – For First Responders Who Are Second To None.

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