In this New Year's special episode, Tyler Burns and Cody Randall reflect on their holiday experiences and discuss the importance of church safety with guest Ben Fries, a police officer who trains church safety teams. They explore the need for legal defense in self-defense situations, the impact of mental health on first responders, and the significance of community engagement and basic firearm training. The conversation emphasizes the importance of empowering civilians and the role of non-profits in supporting church safety initiatives.

We're talking about a serious incident today, where a gunfight served as a wake-up call for officers regarding the need for personal legal assistance. This experience highlighted how crucial it is to have a lawyer and a strong law firm on your side, emphasizing the importance of understanding your legal rights in such situations. It truly showed that self defense extends beyond the physical, into having proper legal representation.

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Anyone who faces tragedy and evil on daily basis will tell you, humor is the best coping mechanism there is. Humor can appear at any time or place. It doesn't matter if we are in a restaurant, in the car, or on a scene. We can make just about any situation funny.

Obviously some people in the general public don't understand our humor. And it be honest, it can get pretty dark rather quickly. That doesn't necessarily mean something is wrong with us (Ok we know there's something wrong with us), but to be quite honest, it means we care.

While we try to keep our humor to ourselves as to not make others uncomfortable, sometimes mistakes happen. In this episode we share some stories, we share some laughs, but most importantly, we discuss why we are the way we are.

Why are so many departments changing from 24/48 to 48/96? What about the 24/72? Even better, why not do 8 or 12 hour shifts?Cody and Tyler go on their normal rant discussing everything from facial hair to the different shift schedules across the WORLD. We will let you decide on what schedule is best, but honestly, we think all schedules suck. As always, check out our website at Debriefwithtyler.com and shoot us a message! We are also on Facebook and Instagram.If you enjoyed this video, leave us a comment! Don't forget to follow us!