It Bothers Me When People Say I'm Anti-Police - Chief Keirsh Cochran - EP 73

The Off Duty Podcast - Law Enforcement

Chief Keirsh Cochran, has been in law enforcement for 8 years and he's been the chief for Huntington University Campus Police and Safety in Indiana for 2 years.

Chief Cochran comes from a family of law enforcement, but as you will hear in the interview, law enforcement was not his first career choice.

It wasn't until the Mike Brown incident and civil unrest in Ferguson, MO, did he decide to join his father in the profession.

I encourage you to have a listen... Depending on whom he's talking to, Chief Cochran says that he has been called a "racist" and "anti-police" and he's neither of these things!

ABOUT CHIEF KEIRSH COCHRAN:

• 8 Years
• Chief for 2 years at Huntington University
• Professor of Criminal Justice
• Speaker
• From Indiana

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• Website

SHOW SEGMENTS

[01:36] Lead Off Question – “Why Law Enforcement?” Chief Cochran explains that, it was the Mike Brown incident and a desire to change racial justice, is what made him decide to check careers and become a 3rd generation law enforcement officer.

[22:22] Dig Deeper – This is the part of the podcast were I dig into the guest's social media and I craft questions around 3-5 of those posts.

Keirsh gets person here and shares a decision that he and his wife are on the fence about.

[36:11] Random Seven – These are seven, totally random questions that I asked Chief Cochran. And they're all electronically created.

Keirsh gave me some push back, when I asked him a question about today's generation.

[50:15] This or That – This is my version of a speed round.

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