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EPISODE · Mar 7, 2025 · 31 MIN

What Is Procedural Justice in Law Enforcement?

from Vets And Badges · host Robert Asencio

Retired SWAT Police Commander explains benefits of Procedural Justice training to community relations, officer wellness, and our mental health. After retiring from the City of Miami Police Department, Dr. Raimundo "Ray" Socorro served as the Miami Dade College CJI Dean. Currently, Dr. Socorro serves as the Director of NLA training at Indian River State College in Florida. #podcast #LawEnforcement #communitypolicing #Vets+AndBadgesPlease don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to our channel. About Vets And Badges Podcast Hosts:Robert Asencio is a retired police Captain, former Florida State Representative, US Army Veteran who served as a member of the Special Operations community with over 34 years of public service experience. David Magnusson is a retired police Chief and Military Historian who has nearly 40 years of public service experience.Follow @usVetsAndBadges on:#amazon #applepodcast #iheartpodcasts #spotifypodcast www.VetsAndBadges.com

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