WIU Inside the System | EP 6: Former LAPD Officer and Police Chief

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WIU: Inside the System, An LEJA Podcast

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Learn what makes the Western Illinois University Law Enforcement and Justice Administration Program the best criminal justice program in the State of Illinois. Hear from experienced faculty who have worked in their fields and take dive into their experiences in Law Enforcement and Public Safety!.

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WIU Inside the System | EP 6: Former LAPD Officer and Police Chief – Dr. Thomas Meloni

WIU: Inside the System, An LEJA Podcast

44 minutes 36 seconds

1 month ago

WIU Inside the System | EP 6: Former LAPD Officer and Police Chief – Dr. Thomas Meloni

Welcome to WIU: Inside the System, presented by Western Illinois University’s School of Law Enforcement and Justice Administration (LEJA).

In this episode, Professor Dr. Thomas Meloni sits down with Dr. Johnson to discuss his nearly forty year career in law enforcement that included stops in Will County as a sheriff's deputy, Los Angeles as a police officer, Thornton, Illinois as the chief of police, and finally Wheaton, IL as the deputy chief of police. They discuss topics like police ethics, effective police communication, and touch on some of the politics in policing. Hear what he also says about officers and AI...

Dr. Meloni also serves as a member of the Ethics Advisory Council at the Center for Law Enforcement Ethics and as an adjunct faculty member of the Institute for Law Enforcement Administration, which are both housed at their parent organization, the Center for American and International Law in Plano, Texas.