The Blue View: How Uber Partners with Law Enforcement to Keep Communities Safe
In this episode of The Blue View, National FOP President Patrick Yoes sits down with Heather Childs, Uber’s Global Head of Law Enforcement Operations, to discuss how Uber is working hand-in-hand with police agencies across the country.
From real-time emergency responses and 24/7 law enforcement support to powerful success stories in cases of human trafficking, terrorism, and elder fraud, Uber has become an unexpected ally in public safety. Learn how Uber’s Law Enforcement Response Team (LERT) provides officers with critical tools and resources to solve crimes quickly and effectively.
Key topics covered:
Why Uber is committed to public safety
How officers can access Uber’s law enforcement portal (LERT.Uber.com)
Examples of cases solved with Uber’s help — from kidnappings to financial fraud
How Uber’s former law enforcement professionals work behind the scenes
Training opportunities and resources available for agencies
This conversation highlights the importance of collaboration between public and private sectors to keep communities safe.
Chapters
(00:00:00) - President of Paternal Order Police on Uber's Safety(00:02:17) - Uber's Law Enforcement Response Team(00:04:29) - Uber and Law Enforcement(00:08:55) - Uber's Safety on-Air
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Heart & Brain Health in Law Enforcement | The Blue View Podcast ft. American Heart Association
️ The Blue View – Special Episode: Heart & Brain Health for Law Enforcement In this special edition of The Blue View, National FOP President Patrick Yoes brings attention to an often overlooked issue: the health and wellness of law enforcement officers. As we recognize National Police Week, Stroke Awareness Month, and Blood Pressure Education Month, this timely conversation highlights the urgent need to support the cardiovascular and brain health of those who serve and protect. Patrick is joined by two distinguished experts from the American Heart Association: Dr. Eduardo Sanchez, Chief Medical Officer for Prevention Dr. Mitch Elkind, Chief Science Officer for Brain Health and Stroke Together, they discuss: ✔️ The unique health risks facing law enforcement officers ✔️ Steps officers can take to protect their heart and brain health ✔️ A groundbreaking partnership between the American Heart Association and the Fraternal Order of Police ✔️ How wellness on and off duty can save lives Whether you’re in law enforcement, healthcare, or simply an advocate for officer wellness—this is an episode you don’t want to miss. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share to help spread awareness.
Chapters
(00:00:00) - Heart and Well-Being of Police(00:01:23) - American Heart Association-Fraternal Order of Police Partnership(00:02:45) - Heart disease among law enforcement officers(00:05:48) - Police Officer Well-Being(00:10:13) - Stroke Awareness Month(00:13:00) - Blood pressure and heart health(00:15:22) - Dr. Sanchez: Community Engagement in Health(00:19:54) - Is your age too young to have a stroke? Expert opinion(00:26:16) - Heart disease and stroke risk factors(00:29:01) - Blue View: Heart and Stroke in Law Enforcement
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Victory for Public Servants: How We Won the Fight for H.R.82 Social Security Fairness
After 40 years of injustice, public employees will finally receive the full Social Security benefits they have earned. The 118th Congress has passed the Social Security Fairness Act, repealing the Windfall Elimination Provision and Government Pension Offset. Join us as we discuss this historic victory with Jim Pasco, Executive Director of the Fraternal Order of Police, and Edward Kelly, General President of the International Association of Firefighters. Together, we’ll break down the years of advocacy, bipartisan efforts, and the role law enforcement and firefighters played in making history.
What led to this landmark change?
How did the FOP and IAFF unite to push this through?
What does this mean for public employees moving forward?
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The Human Side of Policing: Faith, Resilience, and Wellness
Law enforcement officers are ordinary people called to do extraordinary things at times. They are human beings who are not immune to experiencing a range of emotions that can come due to the nature of this profession.
On this episode of the Blue View, National FOP President Patrick Yoes sits down with National FOP Chaplain Rick Snyder and Dr. Chris Holland to discuss how faith and resiliency can go hand-in-hand with a law enforcement officers overall wellness – especially at such a difficult and strenuous time for law enforcement.
Dr. Chris Holland and Rick Snyder host the Remnant Revealed podcast to help officers and their families find Biblically based solutions to the challenges they face daily.
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Repeal The Steal with Representative Garret Graves
Representatives Garret N. Graves (R-LA) and Abigail D. Spanberger (D-VA) are united in an effort to use a House procedure known as a discharge petition to force a vote on H.R. 82, the “Social Security Fairness Act.” A discharge petition is a legislative mechanism to move legislation directly to the floor provided the petition—an actual document–is physically signed by 218 Members of the House. Members can begin signing this petition on 10 September—one day after the House returns to session.
Take Action: https://votervoice.net/FOP/home
About Blue View by the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP)
Law enforcement officers have one of the toughest and most dangerous jobs in the United States. The brave men and women of law enforcement are charged with the enormous responsibility of keeping our streets and neighborhoods safe.
As the Number One Voice for America's Law Enforcement Officers, the National Fraternal Order of Police sits down with law enforcement experts, elected officials, and other notable leaders to gain insight into the issues and current events surrounding the law enforcement community.
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