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Podcasts On Policing-Crime And Justice From Crime In America.Net

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There are now 70 YouTube podcasts available from Crime In America.Net (https://crimeinamerica.net).

Crime In Americ.Net is a 16-year-old website addressing crime and justice issues. The site obtains 75,000-100,000 views per year. 

All podcasts are based on original articles on the website.

All podcasts are available on YouTube. Additional platforms are using Crime In America.Net podcasts.

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Author
 
Leonard Adam Sipes, Jr.
 
Former Senior Specialist for Crime Prevention and Statistics for the Department of Justice’s clearinghouse. Former Director of Information Services, National Crime Prevention Council. Former Adjunct Associate Professor of Criminology and Public Affairs-University of Maryland, University College. Former police officer. Retired federal senior spokesperson.
 
Former advisor to presidential and gubernatorial campaigns. Former advisor to the “McGruff-Take a Bite Out of Crime” national media campaign. Produced successful state anti-crime media campaigns.
 
Thirty-five years of directing award-winning (50+) public relations for national and state criminal justice agencies. Interviewed thousands of times by every national news outlet, often with a focus on crime statistics and research. Created the first state and federal podcasting series. Produced a unique and emulated style of government proactive public relations.
 
Certificate of Advanced Study-The Johns Hopkins University.
 
Author of ”Success With The Media: Everything You Need To Survive Reporters and Your Organization,” available at Amazon and additional bookstores.

 

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Recent And Popular Podcasts Include:

Did The Loss Of 25,000 Cops Create A 25 Percent Reduction In Arrests?

Official Crime Counts Dramatically Understate US Criminality

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