Aug 26, 2020 11:38 AM
Updated Aug 11, 2022 8:01 PM

This is a must listen podcast as we delve into everything from the current riots to potential solutions to why the thin blue line ousts those who hold it accountable.

In this episode of the Free Thought Project podcast, Jason, Johnny, and Matt sit down with officer Jody, a whistleblower cop who was fired for exposing corruption within her ranks. Jody has been a certified law enforcement officer for over 13 years in the central Florida area. She has proactively served within a variety of capacities, including: road patrol officer, specialized traffic unit, community relations, public information officer, grant writer, and extra duty coordinator.

Jody has managed specialized crime watch programs and served as the Executive Director of Police Activities League for 10 years. Her passion for excellence within public service has been demonstrated through the implementation of humane social service programs such as “Project Home-Bound.”

Jody possesses an Associate’s Degree in Public Affairs, Bachelor’s Degree in Organizational Management and a Master’s Degree in Public Administration. Her vision for transparent policing, as well as enlightening the public about the human side of police officers, is the focus and primary goal within both this podcast, and her career.

Her educational background gives officer Jody a level of empathy that we found to be inspiring. This is a must listen podcast as we delve into everything from the current riots to potential solutions to why the thin blue line ousts those who hold it accountable.

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