Major Sanders worked her way up through the ranks of the Tennessee Highway Patrol, becoming the first female to achieve the rank of Major in the Enforcement Division. Coming soon! “A Police Perspective” by Jim Leach
Retired Special Agent 3 and Team Leader with the Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission draws on decades of successful law enforcement experience and he shares his police expertise with Jim Leach.
Mike Johnson, Director of the Jackson/Madison County Tennessee Crime Stoppers Program visits with Brad McCoy and Jimmie Leach on this week’s episode of The Investigator. The show not only discusses The Crime Stopper initiative, but also undercover work and other aspects of police work. Unedited and Commercial Free
Chief Inspector Jones joins Jimmie Leach and Brad McCoy on The Investigator to discuss police/community relations, police reform, what makes cops go bad and who catches them when they do!Unedited and Commercial Free
Alcorn County Mississippi (Corinth) borders Tennessee just south of McNairy and Hardin counties. It is a short drive from both North Alabama and Memphis Tennessee. Highway 45, the most direct route from Chicago Illinois to the Gulf Coast, runs through Alcorn County.It as a very busy area if you are
Delphus Hicks is a true pioneer in Law Enforcement. In 1978 he became the first African American ever to be elected in Tennessee. He also gave The Investigator, Jim Leach, his first office shortly after being sworn as Sheriff. Leach was a brand new TBI Agent at the time. Listen
Sheriff Belew discusses the tragedy that occurred in Henry County Tennessee last Monday, June 1, 2020. Three people lost their lives in a murder/ suicide.Hear the details of how this nightmare unfolded from the man who had to be the decision maker in the attempted rescue operation, Sheriff Monte Belew.Following
This is the second of our 2 part series interviewing former Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Director, Mark Gwyn. These interviews took place in mid – May 2020.Unedited and Commercial Free
Director Gwyn began his law enforcement career as a city police officer before joining the TBI as a Special Agent. Once he joined the TBI, Mark worked his way up through the ranks to become the Bureau’s first African American Director. He served in that position for 14 years making
Monte began his law enforcement career as a deputy with the Henry Co. Sheriff’s Office and worked his way up to being the Sheriff. Along the way, Sheriff Belew worked as a police officer and school resource officer for the Jackson Tn. Police Department. Following his tenure at JPD
