243: Part 2: The Police that Brought a Startup Mindset to Law Enforcement

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🗓️ 15 April 2026

⏱️ 63 minutes

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In Part 2 of our conversation with Chief Nishan Duraiappah of Peel Regional Police, we go where most police chiefs won't. No press conference language. No spin. Just a straight-talking leader who inherited a department in crisis — and turned it into a blueprint for modern law enforcement. This is a law enforcement leadership masterclass. Chief Nish doesn't just talk about what's wrong with policing — he tells you exactly how to fix it.

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0:00.0	The victim, her name is Darian Henderson Bellman.
0:03.8	She was in her late 2030s that was murdered by a partner.
0:10.5	It was intimate partner, domestic violence, human trafficking related.
0:14.2	The bad guy in this one was on seven forms of release already from custody, with firearms charges had already involved with
0:22.5	violent encounters with Darien and the system continued to crack fail, fail I guess.
0:30.0	And sure enough, it culminates with her being shot multiple times and killed.
0:34.2	He then turned the firearm on himself and And he never believed, you know how
0:39.1	these stories go. He ends up surviving, right? I'm Steve Murphy, DEA Special Agent Retired and now
0:45.1	host of the Game of Crimes podcast. If you've seen the Netflix series Narcos, then you know my story.
0:51.7	I now bring you stories of heroism and bravery from our law enforcement
0:55.6	and military heroes and occasionally from the criminals that this week's episode of Game of Crimes with
1:17.9	Murph in the morning.
1:19.5	I'm here with, and I got to look at his name to make sure I don't get it wrong because
1:23.2	I was lucky enough to get it right while I was practicing.
1:25.9	We have the chief of police of the real, of the Peel Regional Police in Canada, that's just west of Toronto, Chief Nishan Duriapa. Did I get it? Wow, that was incredible. 24 hours and you mastered it. Oh, well, I'll talk to your kids if you want me to. That's right. But right. But thank you. Thank you, everyone, so much for coming back. You couldn't do any of this without your support. Things have been moving along greatly with some of the guests that's been on the show and your responses. So please continue to continue to support the show. Come over on YouTube. If you're listening to it, do me a favor, go to YouTube, go to the search bar,
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2:04.3	listen to some episodes, see what everybody looks like. See how old Murph really looks. But I got a suntan right now, so look quickly because it'll fade. I'm English-Irish. I'm about as white as you get. and send some likes in,
2:15.8	send me your comments. If you send me the ugly
2:17.6	comments, I'll read them, but I probably won't respond.
2:21.0	We're going to you get. And send some likes in. Send me your comments. If you send me the ugly comments,
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