Many people refer to police, first responders, and military as sheep dogs. Is that fair? Is it accurate?

Yeah, it's a compliment, but I have a problem with it. And a lot of people don't understand why.

I explain in this special episode of the Law Enforcement Today radio show and podcast.

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Hi, this is John J. Wiley.

And I recently wrote an op-ed, an editorial, and you can find

it on Law Enforcement Today.com. The easiest way is go to L-E-T-Radioshow.com.

Up top where it says search put in sheepdog. And what it's about is, thanks for the compliment. I was a cop, not a sheep dog and what it's about is thanks for the compliment I was a cop not a sheep

dog and a lot of people don't understand and here's the reason why number one no matter how hard

I try when it comes to writing whether it be text messages emails whatever people read stuff

into it that I never intended.

And secondly, I've noticed that when people send me a text, an email, I read stuff into it

that was never intended.

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