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WHY POLICE AND CORRECTIONS MUST TRAIN TOGETHER

Police and corrections work the same mission—but often train in silos. That gap creates risk. In this episode of Corrections Unfiltered, Pete Bludworth, Rick Harnes and Charles Bueno sit down with Jason Krawczyk, a seasoned law enforcement professional, to break down why joint training between corrections and street law enforcement is critical for officer safety, communication, and public trust. This conversation dives into how training together builds mutual respect, improves interpersonal communication, and helps officers better understand each other’s roles—whether on the street or inside the facility. Jason explains why shared training in firearms, defensive tactics, weapons retention, and de-escalation creates safer outcomes for everyone involved. 🔹 Topics covered: Why the disconnect between police and corrections exists How joint training builds trust and mutual respect Interpersonal communication skills for law enforcement Firearms training, defensive tactics, and weapons retention Real-world applications of training inside facilities and on the street De-escalation techniques for corrections officers and police Why collaboration is essential to modern public safety This episode is a must-watch for police officers, corrections officers, supervisors, trainers, and administrators who believe training should reflect real-world conditions—not just policy. 👊 Corrections Unfiltered is where law enforcement and corrections come together to have honest conversations about safety, leadership, and culture. 👉 Subscribe for real conversations that help officers go home safe. 00:00 Introduction: Why Police & Corrections Must Train Together 01:32 Jason Krawczyk’s Law Enforcement Career & Training Experience 05:29 Bridging the Training Gap Between Police and Corrections 08:54 Why Police and Corrections Don’t Understand Each Other 11:13 How Joint Training Builds Mutual Respect and Trust 14:40 Interpersonal Communication Skills Every Officer Needs 18:33 Why Training Together Improves Officer Safety 23:10 Shared Training Skills for Police and Corrections Officers 27:39 The Path Forward: Improving Law Enforcement Training 29:04 Weapons Retention Training for Police and Corrections 30:43 Real-World Training Lessons from Inside Corrections 33:51 Closing the Gap Between Street Cops and Corrections Staff 37:02 Why Comprehensive Training Is Critical for Public Safety 40:24 Training Fundamentals and Continuous Improvement 42:44 Building Strong Relationships Between Law Enforcement Agencies 45:33 Integrating Police and Corrections Training Programs 49:34 Why Collaboration Matters in Modern Public Safety 53:48 The Future of Training Standards in Corrections If you are interested in our polo or t-shirts, challenge coins or any other merchandise, please email [email protected] for pricing and shipping. Also, any ideas, comments on a show, or if you want to join a podcast as a guest co-host or guest, please email us at Corrections [email protected]. The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed by the participants in this podcast are solely their own and do not reflect the official policies, procedures, or positions of any agency, organization, employer, or company.