Your Briefing

Episode 5 – All In Adams Podcast Crossover With Sheriff Claps Video

Your Briefing

Show Notes

This week, we're mixing things up with a special crossover episode alongside our friends at All In Adams. Adams County Sheriff Gene Claps shares his journey in law enforcement and reflect on how the ACSO has evolved since he was sworn into office. He also offers his advice for anyone considering a career in law enforcement.

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