Brian Sizemore and Jared Murphey reflect on the life and death of Brian’s son, Lucas Sizemore—an Atlanta police officer who died by suicide. They open up about Lucas’ childhood, his service in law enforcement, and the lack of apparent changes in his behavior. Through raw honesty and deep reflection, they explore grief, guilt, and the urgent need to talk about mental health in policing—and how we can prevent this kind of loss from happening again.

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Teaser

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Intro

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Jared and Brian’s background

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The life of Lucas Sizemore

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Enabling your children

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Lucas’s experience as a police officer in Atlanta

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The lack of apparent change in Lucas’ behavior

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The stress of working in law enforcement

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Midroll

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Repairing your life after losing someone to suicide

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The impacts of suicide

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Valuing life

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Forgiveness & dealing with guilt

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The reality of law enforcement suicide

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How to move forward & how to make change

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The mental health conversation in law enforcement

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What does it mean to care?

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The Lucas Foundation

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Outro