Det. Alonza Sutton is always on the go, but this new detective in South Precinct stopped by long enough to join us for Episode 31 of Running Code. Det. Sutton talks about laterally transferring to NNPD one year ago, working on his doctorate, his role in the military, and his time with NNPD so far.
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Running Code, Episode 30: MPO Ferree
Master Police Officer Jeff Ferree wears many hats at NNPD – from patrolling midnight shift, to serving as a field training officer, to his work on the NNPD Marine Unit. He also spends much of his time mentoring youth in the city. The eight-year veteran of NNPD talks about all this and more in the 30th edition of our Running Code podcast.
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Running Code, Episode 29: Officer Stamp
Episode 29 of Running Code features South Precinct Patrol Officer Samantha Stamp. Officer Stamp discusses how being an officer was always her life-long dream, her prior stint in the Air Force, her love of training horses, and much more.
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Running Code, Episode 28: K9 Officer Kelly
K9 Officer Nicholas Kelly is featured on the 28th edition of Running Code. Officer Kelly is the son of a former NNPD Assistant Chief who was also a K9 officer. In this show, Officer Kelly talks about his new four-legged partner, what it was like growing up the son of an NNPD officer and how it shaped his career goals.
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Running Code, Episode 27: Capt. Dunbar
Captain Terrence Dunbar has done a bit of it all in his lengthy professional career. From seeing the world, including jumping out of an aircraft as crew chief of the Golden Knights, to appearing on an episode of COPS with NNPD, this 20-year veteran of the Department has had a decorated career. He talks about these topics and much more in this edition of Running Code.
Go behind the badge and meet members of the NNPD in the podcast, Running Code. We introduce you to various members of the NNPD, allowing the viewer to learn about their stories and see what policing looks like through their eyes.
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