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Seattle NiceScott Lindsay, Deputy for Ousted City Attorney Ann Davison, Doesn't Mince WordsThis week, we spoke to former deputy city attorney Scott Lindsay. Voters soundly rejected Lindsay's former boss, Republican Ann Davison, last November, but Lindsay argues that many of her prescriptions for addressing crime and disorder were sound—including "stay out" zones for people accused of using or possessing drugs in public, extra penalties for people who commit misdemeanors like shoplifting over and over, and the elimination of community court, which Lindsay called "a complete disaster and shame and stain on the record of city attorney [Pete] Holmes."Although the city has arguably been ruled by a moderate-to-conservative su...
2026-01-1644 minSeattle NiceCity Attorney Evans Charts a New Course on Drug ProsecutionsWe sat down with new Seattle City Attorney Erika Evans and Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion founder Lisa Daugaard this week to talk about changes Evans is making to the way the city handles low-level drug cases.Under Evans' Republican predecessor, Ann Davison, people arrested for simple drug possession or using in public were either jailed and prosecuted or sent to a "drug prosecution alternative" where they have to get an assessment to confirm they have an addiction and stay out of trouble for six month. Evans directed her prosecutors to go back to the pre-Davison p...
2026-01-1242 min
Seattle News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Seattle Police Document ICE Arrests Near CemeterySeattle Police Chief Shon Barnes confirms federal immigration agents were active near Evergreen Washelli Cemetery on January 7th. A community member reported three men being arrested by ICE agents at 11011 Aurora Avenue North. Police arrived, spotted a white van, and later found unmarked Ford Explorer SUVs parked nearby. An ICE agent in uniform confirmed they had made arrests and were leaving. Barnes emphasizes police serve all Seattle residents, regardless of immigration status, and documents all incidents for transparency. Checkout Solipillow.comDNN | The Daily News Now!The world’s first global local news network.Every ci...
2026-01-0901 minSeattle News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Seattle Police Stand Firm on Drug ArrestsSeattle Police Maintain Drug Arrests Amidst Chiefs Clarification on LEAD Program: Despite Chief Shon Barnes New Years email suggesting all drug possession and use cases would go to LEAD, officials clarify no policy shift. The Seattle Police Officers Guild president criticizes the initial message, while Mayor Katie Wilson and City Attorney Erika Evans insist no change. The city battles a fentanyl crisis, with LEAD handling 841 referrals last year. Officials vow to keep making arrests and using LEAD to reduce recidivism. Checkout Solipillow.comDNN | The Daily News Now!The world’s first global local news network....
2026-01-0601 min
Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Seattle's New City Attorney, Mayor Clash with Police UnionSeattles new city attorney, Erika Evans, and mayor, Katie Wilson, are implementing a progressive public safety policy, diverting misdemeanor drug possession and public use cases away from criminal charges. This move, which involves referring cases to the Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion program (LEAD) for treatment, has sparked controversy. Police union president Mike Solan criticized the decision, claiming it promotes suicidal empathy and wont arrest people for open drug use. However, Police Chief Shon Barnes clarified that arrests can still happen, but may not lead to charges. The LEAD program expects to handle five hundred to six hundred new referrals this...
2026-01-0602 minSeattle News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Seattle's New City Attorney Faces Police Union BacklashSeattles new city attorney, Erika Evans, and Mayor Katie Wilson are facing opposition from the police officers union over a directive to divert misdemeanor drug possession and public use cases from criminal charges. The memo, issued on January 1st, directs prosecutors to refer these cases to the Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion program, LEAD, unless the individual fails to engage. The police union president, Mike Solan, criticized the move, claiming it was an ignorant decision not to arrest for open drug use. However, Police Chief Shon Barnes clarified that arrests for drug use or possession are still happening if theres probable...
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US News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Seattle Mayor Denies Ending Drug ArrestsSeattles Mayor Katie Wilson refutes claims of ending drug arrests, emphasizing her commitment to public safety and enforcement of drug laws in high-priority situations. Meanwhile, Police Chief Shon Barnes directs all drug use and possession cases to the Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion program, aiming to connect offenders with social services. The guild president criticizes the move, warning of potential consequences.The Daily News Now! - Every city. Every story. AI Powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2026-01-0501 minSeattle News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Katie Wilson: Seattle's New Progressive MayorSeattles mayor-elect, Katie Wilson, is set to become the citys third female mayor, following a narrow victory over incumbent Bruce Harrell. Her win, marked by strong support from younger voters, maintains Seattles trend of one-term mayors. Wilsons transition team, comprising nonprofit leaders, labor reps, and business voices, is preparing for her first four years in office. Her senior staff, including Kate Brunette Kreuzer as chief of staff and Jen Chan directing departments, are ready to tackle Seattles challenges. Wilson has yet to decide on keeping Police Chief Shon Barnes. Checkout Solipillow.comDNN | The Daily News Now!...
2025-12-3101 min
Seattle NowWeekend Listen: SPD Chief Shon Barnes on working with Katie Wilson and police accountabilityToday, we’re bringing you the best from another KUOW show, Soundside… It’s been a busy year for the Seattle Police Department. A new chief was sworn in, the longstanding federal consent decree ended and the city reached a new contract with the Seattle Police Officers Guild that changes how it can approach unarmed crisis response. Plus, a new mayor will take office in January. Mayor-elect Katie Wilson announced this week that she planned to retain Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes, despite some rumors to the contrary. Soundside's Libby Den...
2025-12-2021 min
SoundsideSeattle Police Chief Shon Barnes weighs in on the police shooting in Othello and a new mayor-electIt’s been a busy year for the Seattle Police Department. A new chief was sworn in, the longstanding federal consent decree ended and the city reached a new contract with the Seattle Police Officers Guild that changes how it can approach unarmed crisis response. Plus, a new mayor will take office in January. Mayor-elect Katie Wilson announced this week that she planned to retain Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes, despite some rumors to the contrary. Soundside's Libby Denkmann talked with Barnes on the morning of Thursday, December 11th, about the inco...
2025-12-1224 min
Sound PoliticsPolicing rain cityFor weeks, pundits wondered whether incoming Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson would fire the city's police chief. We now know she won’t, but we still have questions about how a democratic socialist who used to support "defund" the police will run the police department. Listen to the full Soundside interview with Chief Shon Barnes here. Thank you to the supporters of KUOW, you help make this show possible. If you want to help out, go to kuow.org/donate/soundpoliticsnotes. Sound Politics is a production of KUOW in Seattle, a proud member of the...
2025-12-1226 min
Alternative Talk- 1150AM KKNWMother’s Justice Show With Rev. Harriett Walden 12-08-25 Chukundi hosts guest Seattle Police Chief Shon BarnesIn this powerful full episode of the Mothers Justice Show, Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes joins the conversation for a candid, wide-ranging discussion that moves from personal history to public responsibility. Chief Barnes reflects on his journey to leadership, shares clear data on recent reductions in violence and property crime, and speaks honestly about accountability, trust, and the complicated relationship between law enforcement and Black communities. The episode goes beyond headlines, exploring healing, prevention, and what real community safety looks like when leadership, data, and lived experience intersect. It closes with a forward-looking vision for Seattle’s future—one rooted in t...
2025-12-0952 min
Mother’s Justice ShowAn interview with Seattle Police Chief Shon BarnesIn this powerful full episode of the Mothers Justice Show, Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes joins the conversation for a candid, wide-ranging discussion that moves from personal history to public responsibility. Chief Barnes reflects on his journey to leadership, shares clear data on recent reductions in violence and property crime, and speaks honestly about accountability, trust, and the complicated relationship between law enforcement and Black communities. The episode goes beyond headlines, exploring healing, prevention, and what real community safety looks like when leadership, data, and lived experience intersect. It closes with a forward-looking vision for Seattle’s future—one roote...
2025-12-0952 minSeattle NiceExecutives Gone Wild? Seattle, King County ShakeupsA new era is dawning in Seattle and King County, with big changes happening at the top. We break down the personnel shifts, including Mayor-Elect Katie Wilson's choice of Brian Surratt as her sole Deputy Mayor. Is the pick in part a strategic move by Seatte’s new progressive mayor to win over the business community? Plus, we explore the uncertain future of Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes: Will Mayor Wilson keep him on? Finally, we dive into the controversy surrounding King County Executive Girmay Zahilay’s "layoffs,” as reported by PubliCola. Quinn Waller is our editor. Send...
2025-12-0542 min
Hard TurnThe Teacher Who Became Police ChiefKelly and Mary sit down with Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes to explore the unexpected pivot that defined his career. Before leading a major police department, Barnes was a public school history teacher. He shares the powerful, heartbreaking story of a bright student who committed murder, revealing the moment he felt he "missed an opportunity to help." He talks about a conversation with a School Resource Officer that put him on the path to law enforcement and the philosophy of community policing. Chief Barnes discusses the hard truth about work-life balance for high performers , the value of preparation as...
2025-11-0535 min
Seattle Local PulseSeattle Rain, Crime, and Community Spirit - August 15th, 2025Good morning, this is Seattle Local Pulse for Friday, August 15th, 2025. Today, our city is waking up to the rare sound of steady rain, as an unusual August atmospheric river rolls across Western Washington. Many of us probably noticed the showers overnight, and the umbrellas will continue to see action all day. Expect the rain to pick up again by lunch and stick around for the evening commute, with totals near an inch in the city. While roads will stay wet and it’s breezy out there, the good news is we should avoid any serious flooding, and wildfire crews ar...
2025-08-1503 minSeattle Local Pulse"Mayoral Race Shakeup, Earthquake Risks, and Seafair Fun - Seattle Local Pulse for August 7, 2025"Good morning, this is Seattle Local Pulse for Thursday, August 7, 2025.We wake to rain across our city, the heaviest we have seen since June. Showers are making their way through but we can expect afternoon sunbreaks. Skies stay mostly cloudy and cooler, with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. Tonight, the clouds stick around and a touch of rain lingers into tomorrow morning. Looking ahead, Friday ushers in more sunshine and by Sunday we will be near 80 degrees, so this stretch of wet weather will be short-lived.Turning to City Hall, primary election results...
2025-08-0703 min
Chino Y ChicanoEp 152 Journalist Lilly Fowler on Unmasking ICE AgentsSend us a text Journalist Lilly Fowler’s column for the South Seattle Emerald, “Masked Men Are Detaining People. When Will Washington's Leaders Protect Us?”, raises serious concerns about transparency, accountability, and civil liberties in the context of immigration enforcement by ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) officers. Her outreach to key figures like Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell, Police Chief Shon Barnes, and Governor Bob Ferguson—and their response—highlights the political sensitivity and complexity surrounding immigration enforcement in sanctuary jurisdictions like Seattle.Find Lilly's Column at: https://southseattleemerald.org/voices/2025/07/22/masked-men-are-detaining-people-when-will-washingtons-leaders-protect-us...
2025-07-2927 min
News For Reasonable PeopleDelusional Seattle police chief expects to be jailed under Trump administrationSeattle Police Chief Shon Barnes made a powerful statement during his City Council confirmation hearing, declaring he may end up in jail under a future Trump administration for defending the constitutional rights of Seattle residents.From refusing to cooperate with ICE to standing against federal overreach, Barnes is taking a firm stance on immigration, protest rights, and sanctuary city policies. His remarks come amid growing tensions between local and federal governments, especially after federal troops were deployed to Los Angeles in response to protests.
2025-06-1720 min
Sara Gonzales UnfilteredIsrael Decapitates Iran! Should Trump Take Credit? | 6/13/25On this episode of “Sara Gonzales Unfiltered,” Israel destroyed Iran’s nuclear site yesterday with Operation Rising Lion. Now, the world is trying to navigate the fallout of this attack and decide how to respond. Could this conflict escalate into World War 3? Next, Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes claims that he might be arrested due to his defiance of President Donald Trump’s deportation efforts. Finally, Senator Alex Padilla (D-Calif.) was forcefully removed from a press briefing held by DHS Secretary Kristi Noem for disrupting the conference.
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2025-06-1450 min
Hold the Line with Mike SolanANTIFA Season: Here We Go Again!In this episode Mike breaks down the looming threat of “ANTIFA Season”, comments on SPD Police Chief Shon Barnes' virtue signaling statement to the city council and what that means for officer morale and public safety.
LINKS:
Chief Barnes' public statement: https://x.com/SeattlePD/status/1932575405439135763
SPOG post about ANTIFA's actions: https://x.com/spog1952/status/1932926317500232070?s=43
Chief Barnes' statement to city council (1:39) https://www.seattlechannel.org/videos?videoid=x177005
2025-06-1329 minSoundsideHow Seattle is preparing for summer events and protestsSeattle is gearing up to host some big events this summer – from music festivals to early World Cup matches. The Sounders will host their first FIFA Club World Cup match on Sunday June 15 at Lumen Field. June is also Pride Month, with all kinds of LQBTQ+-focused celebrations planned throughout the city. It’s a time when law enforcement agencies are tasked with keeping people safe, and respecting free expression. And that balance has gotten extra difficult in recent weeks here in Seattle, after duelling protests by queer demonstrators and their allies and fundam...
2025-06-1025 minSeattle Local PulseSeattle Shooting, Microsoft Protest, and Tacoma Cold Case | Seattle Local Pulse, May 20, 2025Good morning, this is Seattle Local Pulse for Tuesday, May 20, 2025.Seattle is waking up to tragedy this morning as police continue their investigation into a deadly shooting outside a nightclub in Pioneer Square. Three young people were killed and one critically injured when gunfire erupted outside the OHM Club around 1:18 am on Saturday. Police Chief Shon Barnes addressed the media yesterday afternoon, stating officers were already patrolling the area and responded within minutes. Detectives are searching for a black Tesla, possibly a Y model, that was seen leaving the area. The driver is not considered a suspect but...
2025-05-2002 min
Seattle City MakersEpisode 84: Shon BarnesSeattle’s Chief of Police Shon Barnes has an encyclopedic knowledge of public safety data – but he also knows data doesn’t tell the whole story. Chief Barnes arrived in Seattle after spending four years at the helm of the Madison, Wisconsin police department. Shon and Jon talk about his first few months on the job in Seattle; the power of perception in public safety; his perspective on crime in downtown; the latest on police staffing levels; the work of the CARE department and much more. Join us for Seattle City Makers with Jon Scholes and guest Shon Barnes.
2025-05-1443 minSeattle Local PulseSeattle News Roundup: Police Shooting, Budget Protests, and Local Sports HighlightsGood morning, this is Seattle Local Pulse for March 22, 2025.We're starting with some breaking news from yesterday afternoon. A man with a knife was shot and killed by police outside the Southwest Precinct in West Seattle. Chief Shon Barnes reported that officers attempted to use less-lethal methods before one officer discharged their firearm. The incident is under investigation, and body camera footage is expected to be released within 72 hours.In city hall news, the Attorney General's office staff held a walkout on Thursday to protest proposed budget cuts and furloughs. Union representatives are urging residents to...
2025-03-2203 minSoundsideNew Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes on accountability, community safety, and "policing forward"Shon Barnes stepped into the role last week, officially taking the reins from interim Chief Sue Rahr. Barnes was previously the Chief of Police in Madison, Wisconsin. You may have seen him on the news late last year, when a shooting at the Abundant Life Christian School in Madison thrust the community, and its police department, into the spotlight. In Madison, Barnes was known for his advocacy for community policing, and body cameras. Now, Barnes will be leading in a city with a population almost three times as large as Madison. ...
2025-02-0413 min
City Cast MadisonAn Exit Interview with Madison’s Outgoing Police ChiefAfter four years leading the department, Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes is leaving his post at the end of the month. He’s off to Seattle, where he’ll become that city’s next top cop. We sat down with Barnes ahead of his departure to get his perspective on what’s going well for our city when it comes to law enforcement, and what challenges the next police chief will face.Wanna talk to us about an episode? Leave us a voicemail at 608-318-3367 or email madison@citycast.fm. We’re also on Instagram! You can g...
2025-01-2727 min
365 AmplifiedOversight or overreach?In this week's episode of 365 Amplified, Rob Chappell, Omar Waheed, and Nicholas Garton dive into some of the week's most controversial topics. They explore Elon Musk's recent use of the Roman salute (and its troubling implications), media accountability in covering "controversial gestures," and the historical and cultural significance of these symbols. The team then transitions to a broader discussion on community trust and public safety with outgoing Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes. In an interview for the podcast, Chief Barnes had some harsh words for the city's Office of the Independent Police Monirot. He also reflects on h...
2025-01-241h 01365 AmplifiedOversight or overreach?In this week's episode of 365 Amplified, Rob Chappell, Omar Waheed, and Nicholas Garton dive into some of the week's most controversial topics. They explore Elon Musk's recent use of the Roman salute (and its troubling implications), media accountability in covering "controversial gestures," and the historical and cultural significance of these symbols. The team then transitions to a broader discussion on community trust and public safety with outgoing Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes. In an interview for the podcast, Chief Barnes had some harsh words for the city's Office of the Independent Police Monirot. He also reflects on h...
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WORT Local NewsPolice Chief Shon Barnes gives last stats, weeks before move to SeattleHere's your local news for Tuesday, January 14, 2025:We share Madison's latest public safety stats,Outline yet more proposed tweaks to the city's zoning code,Interview a former alder who's running to regain her seat after a narrow defeat,Examine the rising demand for high-protein dairy products,Explore the art of food,Describe the power of collaborative healing,And much more.
2025-01-1548 minSoundsideSeattle Mayor Bruce Harrell on city budgets, the comprehensive plan, and moreSeattle Mayor Bruce Harrell is running for re-election in 2025. He’s hoping to break the long running streak of single term mayors in Seattle like Mike McGinn, Ed Murray, and Jenny Durkin. The election is still nearly a year away, and in the meantime, the mayor will finish the last year of his term addressing a long list of issues: public safety, the future of downtown, and the implementation of a new comprehensive plan. The mayor sat down with Soundside host Libby Denkmann to discuss his plans for 2025. Guest: Seattle Mayor...
2025-01-1335 minWORT Local NewsOutgoing Police Chief Shon Barnes recommends interim successorHere's your local news for Tuesday, January 7, 2025:We have the latest details as Police Chief Shon Barnes prepares to leave the city for a new job,Find out why emergency teaching licenses are on the rise in Wisconsin,Track avian influenza outbreaks in livestock - and people,Examine the rightward shift among Indian American voters,Remind dog owners to protect their pooches from parasitic infection,And much more.
2025-01-0842 minSeattle Local PulseSeattle Local Pulse: New Police Chief, Strong Job Market, Weather Changes, and Community EventsGood morning, this is Seattle Local Pulse for December 21, 2024.We start with breaking news: Mayor Bruce Harrell has announced the appointment of Shon Barnes as Seattle's new police chief. Barnes, who has been the chief of police in Madison, Wisconsin, since 2021, is known for his leadership in reducing crime and improving community-police relations. This comes after a national search and a competitive test among the top four candidates. Barnes will be officially welcomed in January[1][4].In other news, our job market remains strong. The latest report shows that Seattle's unemployment rate is at a record low...
2024-12-2103 minSeattle Local PulseSeattle Update: New Police Chief, Public Safety Concerns, and Economic TrendsGood morning, this is Seattle Local Pulse for Saturday, December 21, 2024.We start with breaking news from City Hall. Mayor Bruce Harrell has announced the appointment of Shon Barnes as Seattle's new police chief. Barnes, who has been the chief of police in Madison, Wisconsin, since 2021, is known for his work in reducing crime and improving community-police relations. This comes after a national search and follows the recent firing of former police chief Adrian Diaz. Barnes will be officially welcomed in January[1].In other news, our city continues to grapple with public safety issues. A Metro bus...
2024-12-2104 min
The Todd Allbaugh ShowThe “Barstool Sports-ification” Of Political News (Hour 1)We begin today’s show with some breaking news. Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes has been selected as the next Police Chief of Seattle, Washington. According to the mayor of Seattle, the “performance” of Chief Barnes when addressing this week’s tragic Madison shooting played a part in getting him the job.
Last night, the continuing resolution (CR) to keep our government running failed to pass in the House of Representatives. Despite what they may say on social media, Republicans have control of the House and are wholly responsible for this potential government shutdown. This situation is complex...
2024-12-2045 minThe Todd Allbaugh ShowThe “Barstool Sports-ification” Of Political News (Hour 1)We begin today’s show with some breaking news. Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes has been selected as the next Police Chief of Seattle, Washington. According to the mayor of Seattle, the “performance” of Chief Barnes when addressing this week’s tragic Madison shooting played a part in getting him the job.
Last night, the continuing resolution (CR) to keep our government running failed to pass in the House of Representatives. Despite what they may say on social media, Republicans have control of the House and are wholly responsible for this potential government shutdown. This situation is complex...
2024-12-2045 min
Crime Stories with Nancy GraceGIRL-SCHOOL-SHOOTER'S DARK ONLINE LINKS TO SITE 'WATCH PEOPLE DIE,' ACCOMPLICE IDed?A second grade teacher at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, Wisconsin calls 911 at 10:57 am to report an active shooter inside a study hall classroom at the private Christian school. Inside the study hall class, students from several different grades dive for cover as 15-year-old Natalie "Samantha" Rupnow, is firing a 9mm handgun around the class. She is a student at the school and commits suicide before law enforcement breaches the building. No shots are exchanged. Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes says identifying a motive is a top priority, but at this stage of the investigation it appea...
2024-12-1946 min
Republican News and Information TrackerNavigating Ethical Challenges: The Evolving Landscape of Public Service LeadershipThe political landscape in the United States is always evolving and often reflects broader societal changes. Political shifts can lead to significant changes in policies and practices, particularly through transitions in administration, impacting various sectors, including civil services. Leaders and public officials play a critical role in these transitions, often navigating complex issues related to racial equity and public safety. Amid such transitions, the importance of leadership grounded in ethical conduct and accountability becomes paramount. For instance, in North Carolina, a controversy has unfolded involving Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson. It was revealed that Robinson, during an inaugural meeting...
2024-12-1802 min
The Hake ReportGlobohomo Warming | Tue 12-17-24Joe "the Villain"! Trump truth! Hake tech: issues. Tommy Robinson. School shooting politics. Ariana, ugly? Hake News: NFL flake! Chemical warfare?The Hake Report, Tuesday, December 17, 2024 ADTIMESTAMPS* (0:00:00) Start: News items* (0:03:28) Hey, guys!* (0:05:22) JOE: I relish being the villain* (0:12:52) JOE: Merchan, Trump, ABC, Haves* (0:17:35) JEFF, LA: Settlement, lies* (0:22:15) JEFF: Biden auction Trump wall stuff* (0:25:40) Complicated business!* (0:27:44) ANDREW, Scotland: Free Nelson Mandela, Tommy Robinson: Christians* (0:35:11) ANDREW: Small man complex; bad family* (0:37:37) ANDREW: Calm down!* (0:40:15...
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EpochTVTrump Sues Des Moines Register; Police Search for Motive in Wisconsin School ShootingPresident-elect Donald Trump is suing The Des Moines Register for alleged election interference, according to a court filing. The lawsuit names the Register and top pollster J. Ann Selzer in a case over the newspaper's final presidential election poll. Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes told CNN that investigators are looking into online posts and a possible manifesto that the shooter may have left behind, as they try to determine what prompted her to kill herself after shooting and killing a classmate and a teacher in a Wisconsin school classroom. Russia opened an investigation on Tuesday...
2024-12-1746 min
Nick Reed PodcastNick Reed 12.17.24 - Madison, Wisconsin School ShootingHour 2 - Good Tuesday morning! Here's what Nick Reed covers today:Police identified the shooter who they said opened fire inside a private Christian school in Madison, Wisconsin, killing a teacher and teen student and injuring six others on Monday.Biden called for an “assault weapons” ban Monday, just hours after an alleged handgun attack in Madison.Madison Chief of Police Shon Barnes was asked about transgender rumors regarding the alleged shooter, and he suggested how “she or he or they may have wanted to identify” had nothing to do with the events that took place.A former O...
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Crystal Thornton Podcast#041 - Crystal Thornton Podcast | This is the 323rd American School Shootings in 2024Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_t3PoypGA5k
A 15-year-old girl has been confirmed as the shooter responsible for killing a teacher and a fellow teenage student, as well as injuring six others, during a shooting that took place Monday at a private Christian school in Wisconsin.
During an evening briefing, Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes identified the shooter from Abundant Life Christian School as Natalie Rupnow, who was also known as "Samantha."
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2024-12-1713 min
NOTICIAS EN CINCO MINUTOSTres muertos, incluida una mujer que disparó en la escuela cristiana Abundant Life en Madison, Wisconsin.Tres personas murieron y otras seis se encuentran en el hospital después de un tiroteo en la escuela cristiana Abundant Life en el lado este de Madison el lunes por la mañana. El tirador, que era un estudiante de la escuela, se encuentra entre los muertos, según el jefe de policía de Madison, Shon Barnes.Barnes identificó al tirador en una conferencia de prensa el lunes por la noche como Natalie Rupnow, de 15 años, que se hacía llamar "Samantha", y dijo que parecía haber muerto por una herida d...
2024-12-1707 min
FIVE MINUTE NEWSThree dead, including female shooter at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, Wisconsin.Three people are dead and another six are in the hospital after a shooting at Abundant Life Christian School on Madison’s east side Monday morning. The shooter, who was a student at the school, is among the dead, according to Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes.Barnes identified the shooter at a Monday night press conference as Natalie Rupnow, 15, who went by the name “Samantha,” and said she appeared to have died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Anthony Davis reports. Join this channel for exclusive access and bonus content:h...
2024-12-1707 min
Laura Coates Live2nd Grade Student On Shooting: Teacher Was Screaming “Help!”The shooter who opened fire at the Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, Wisconsin, was a 15-year-old female student, Police Chief Shon Barnes said Monday. She died of a self-inflicted gunshot, he said. The shooting left one student and one teacher dead and six injured, including two people who are facing life-threatening conditions, Barnes said. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
2024-12-1748 min
Fairy Tales for KidsShooting at School in Madison, Wisconsin, Leaves At Least Three DeadA tragic shooting took place at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, Wisconsin, on December 16, 2024, leaving three individuals dead, including the suspected shooter. The incident has sent shockwaves through the local community and raised concerns about gun violence in U.S. schools.According to Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes, the shooting occurred around 11 a.m. at the private Catholic school, which serves students from ages 5 to 18. The school has an enrollment of about 400 students. The suspect, a student enrolled at the school, carried out the attack, which resulted in the deaths of one teacher, one student, and the suspect themselves...
2024-12-1703 minThe Todd Allbaugh ShowBREAKING NEWS: Five Dead And Five Injured In Madison School Shooting (Hour 1)We begin our show today on a somber note with a live report from Civic Media’s Kory Hartman on a shooting at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison. Five people are deceased and five are injured. The shooter is among the dead. We also listen to a press conference from Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes.
In lighter news, the Green Bay Packers triumphed over the Seattle Seahawks last night! Todd was at the game, and he interviewed some of the people he attended with. Tune in for that conversation!
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2024-12-1645 minThe Todd Allbaugh ShowBREAKING NEWS: Five Dead And Five Injured In Madison School Shooting (Hour 1)We begin our show today on a somber note with a live report from Civic Media’s Kory Hartman on a shooting at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison. Five people are deceased and five are injured. The shooter is among the dead. We also listen to a press conference from Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes.
In lighter news, the Green Bay Packers triumphed over the Seattle Seahawks last night! Todd was at the game, and he interviewed some of the people he attended with. Tune in for that conversation!
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2024-12-1645 min
The CopDoc Podcast: Aiming for Excellence in LeadershipEncore Episode: Dr. Shon Barnes, Chief - Seattle Police, former Madison, WI PoliceThe CopDoc Podcast - Season 7 - Episode 143This episode originally aired in October 2022 (ep. 89) Shon has been the COP in Madison, WI since 2021. He was inducted into the Center for Evidence-based Policing Hall of Fame! Prepare to be inspired by the journey of Chief Sean Barnes as he shares his unique path from serving in the US Marine Corps to leading the Madison, Wisconsin Police Department. Chief Barnes opens up about the transformative power of evidence-based policing and the SARA model, he first encountered in Greensboro, North Carolina. His commitment to life...
2024-12-1652 min
Spanning The StateTo Body Cam or Not to Body Cam in MadisonAssociate Professor of Law at UW-Madison and Criminal Law and Procedure Expert, Cecelia Klingele joins the show to talk further about the lack of body cams worn by the police. Currently Madison is the biggest city in the Midwest that doesn’t require their officers. Now due to a new pilot project, Police Chief Shon Barnes is requesting city funding to implement these devices. Professor Klingele shares more about this new request, the current status of police in Madison, what else they learned from the pilot test and more.
2024-12-1109 min
A Public AffairDomestic Violence Awareness with Chief Barnes and DAIS’s Shannon...
October is Domestic Violence Awareness month, and on today’s show, host Ali Muldrow explores what help is available and what measure are being taken to prevent homicide by an intimate partner. First she speaks with Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes about how police show up in cases of domestic abuse and the just announced the Family Justice/Sensitive Crimes Unit.
Then Muldrow, speaks with Domestic Abuse Intervention Services (DAIS) Executive Director Shannon Barry. DAIS offers a wide array of crisis intervention and prevention programs, including a 24-hour Help Line, legal advocacy, support gr...
2024-10-2353 min
The Briefing with Michael WaldmanPromoting Justice and Public Safety Since the PandemicCrime has long been a political wedge issue used to stoke anxiety and stir division, and this election cycle has been no different. Although the pandemic crime spike is receding, the politicians who fearmongered about crime in 2020 continue to call for harsher punishments and the repeal of reforms. Law enforcement officials and other experts understand that public safety and fairness are not competing interests — they go hand in hand. Brennan Center research proves as much, and groups like Law Enforcement Leaders to Reduce Crime & Incarceration know it from experience. This group of current and former leaders of th...
2024-10-2353 min
OSHITExplosion: Imperial SugarWelcome to the inaugural episode of OSHIT where Kat and Ella tell the story of the 14 victims of the 2007 Imperial Sugar Refinery Explosion in Port Wentworth, Georgia. This story is dedicated to those victims and to preventing loss of life due to combustible dust explosions in the future.
Eric Barnes, John Calvin Butler Jr., Alphonso Fields Sr., Truitt Byers, Michael Kelly Fields, Malcolm Frazier, McKinley “Von” Habersham Sr., Shelathia “Shon” Harvey, Earl Johnson, Patricia Ann “Pat” Lowe Proctor, Earl Quarterman, Byron Singleton, Tony Thomas, and Michael “Big Mike” Williams.
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2024-09-1557 min
星球小趋势 | 新新人类播客Vol.34 畅聊"播客x创业x变现", 串台《斜杠姐妹》本期音乐🎵：Jimmy Barnes - Rockin' Pneumonia记得要先订阅《星球小趋势|新新人类播客》嗷！【联系我们】直接在播客节目下方留言自己的联系方式，或是v：shon0713，就可以联系我们哦！听友群 & 行业大佬+品牌主理人 social群 火热筹备中！欢迎及早添加我们了解嗷~这期节目特别荣幸能与《斜杠姐妹》串台，也算是shon的一期自我复盘。我们从创业初心一路聊到播客制作，并共同探索播客商业化的可能性，以及对创业和职业生涯这件事的看法。以下为本集访谈内容，enjoy~：02:08 Shon的创业历程14:22 做播客的契机和思考17:49 对创业这件事的看法 - 非典型创业者25:06 《星球小趋势|新新人类播客》创办背后的故事30:32 我们从这些"新新人类"身上学习到的32:16 今年对播客商业化的布局39:09 怎么做访谈型的播客？以及做播客从0到1的经验分享48:17 岔个话题，听说Shon被央视CCTV4给采访了？！50:34 《斜杠姐妹》后续还会想做哪些探索？欢迎评论区留言和我们交流想法！也欢迎加入我们的听友群【微信添加“shon0713”并备注“听友群”】！
2024-03-3055 minCity Cast MadisonSoup for You! Local Soup Delivery Business ExpandsD.B. Pedersen has been a chef in the Madison area for years. He’s worked at L’Etoile, Weary Traveler, the former Taqueria Gila Monster, and the Taliesin School of Architecture, to name a few. His latest venture? A soup delivery business called Soups! I Did It Again. Along with Bazile Booth, they cook up high-quality soups from scratch, using fresh local ingredients, from a kitchen in Spring Green. They deliver to Madison on Mondays. You can also find their soups at the Festival Foods on the isthmus and at Woodman’s West. Their plan is...
2023-08-0318 min
Backstage Pass RadioS5: E2: Stoney Curtis (Stoney Curtis Band / Count's 77) - Leads Hotter Than Desert SandsLet Us Know What You Think of the Show!Date: July 26, 2023Name of podcast: Backstage Pass RadioEpisode title and number: S5: E2 - Stoney Curtis - (Stoney Curtis Band / Count’s 77) - Leads Hotter Than Dessert SandsArtist Bio -The Stoney Curtis Band is a Las Vegas heavy blues rock/acid blues experience.They are guitarist/singer Stoney Curtis, bassist Barry Barnes, and drummer/percussionist Shon McKee.To date, they have released six studio albums to critical acclaim. Their songs are regularly fea...
2023-07-2656 min
City Cast ChicagoWho Will Lead the Chicago Police Department?Mayor Brandon Johnson is now on the clock to make one of the most important hires of his term: Police Superintendent. On Thursday, the Community Commission for Public Safety and Accountability handed Johnson a list of three finalists, and the mayor has 30 days to choose CPD Deputy Chief Larry Snelling, Cmdr. Angel Novalez, or Madison, Wisconsin, Police Chief Shon Barnes. Chicago Tribune reporter Sam Charles has been covering the search, and he breaks down the finalists and how the search has played out so far.City Cast Madison talked about Police Chief Shon Barnes...
2023-07-1723 minCity Cast MadisonGoodbye Smoky Air and Maybe Our Police Chief?The City Cast team rounds up the week’s news, including the unhealthy air from Canadian wildfire and the fight over Wisconsin’s top election official (again) — will lawmakers oust her ahead of the 2024 presidential election? Plus, the discovery that Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes has applied to be the top cop in Chicago. Mentioned on the episode:
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2023-06-3019 minCity Cast MadisonMadison Police Chief Wants Body CamsThe Madison Police Department is one of the largest local law enforcement agencies in the country that hasn’t embraced body-worn cameras. Chief Shon Barnes calls body cams a “must” for the department and has been working on a 90-day pilot program to test out the technology. Eventually, Barnes hopes body cams are standard issue for Madison police officers. Event on May 19: Wisconsin Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony.Wanna talk to us about an episode? Leave us a voicemail at 608-318-3367 or email madison@citycast.fm. We’re also on Twitter and Instagram! Want more...
2023-05-1622 min
The Legacy Project with Jim CoppleChief Shon Barnes - The Legacy Project with Jim CoppleRecently I was able to interview Chief Shon Barnes who is the Chief of Police in Madison, Wisconsin. I first met Chief Barnes when I was co-facilitating the Council on Policing Reforms and Race for the National Policing Institute. He is an impressive member of the next generation of leaders that are emerging in policing in America. Chief Barnes also is part of the 54th Mile Policing Project which is a documentary about a 54 mile walk he took from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama retracing the steps of Martin Luther King Jr. and John Lewis. In this interview I spoke...
2023-05-1040 min
The Madison Police Department PodcastMPD Bridging the Gap: Where I'm from, Chief Shon Barnes (Part 2)In our inaugural Episode, entitled "Where I'm From" Henry Sanders, from Madison 365 will assume hosting duties. This episode explores a few moments in the life and career of Chief Barnes which greatly influenced his professional leadership style and philosophy around policing, as well as, MPD's vision for public safety here in Madison.
2023-04-0630 minThe Madison Police Department PodcastMPD Bridging the Gap: Where I'm from, Chief Shon Barnes (Part 1)In our inaugural Episode, entitled "Where I'm From" Henry Sanders, from Madison 365 will assume hosting duties. This episode explores a few moments in the life and career of Chief Barnes which greatly influenced his professional leadership style and philosophy around policing, as well as, MPD's vision for public safety here in Madison.
2023-03-0321 minThe CopDoc Podcast: Aiming for Excellence in LeadershipThe CopDoc Podcast, Chief Shon Barnes, Ph.D., Madison, WI Police, Ep 89We spoke with Dr. Shon Barnes, Chief of Police with the Madison, WI.Prior to his appointment as Chief in February 2021, Chief Barnes served as the Director of Training and Professional Development in Chicago, Illinois, and he was the former Deputy Chief of Police in Salisbury (NC). He was previously a Captain with the Greensboro Police Department, where he began his career as a patrol officer in November 2000. He has vast experience in police leadership, serving as the commander of 4 Police Divisions. He has also served in the armed forces as a United States Marine.
2022-10-1852 min
Real Talk with Henry SandersWhat's Next? A Conversation with Wisconsin's Black Police Chiefs and SherrifsThe relationship between law enforcement and the communities they serve -- especially the Black community -- is strained, to say the least. Madison365 convened an unprecedented conversation with: * Incoming Dane County Sheriff Kalvin Barrett * Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes * Acting Milwaukee Police Chief Jeff Norman * Milwaukee County Sheriff Earnell Lucas * Beloit Police Chief Andre Sayles The town-hall-style meeting took place on Facebook Live. We addressed the verdict against Derek Chauvin and what needs to change going forward.
2022-08-171h 09
Reducing Crime#48 (Shon Barnes)Shon Barnes is the police chief in Madison, Wisconsin. A new documentary (the 54th mile policing project) follows Chief Barnes and two other black police officers as they undertake a historic civil rights march from Selma to Montgomery Alabama. Jerry Ratcliffe chats with Dr. Barnes about his embracing of education and evidence-based policing, the challenges of working with communities in the post-George Floyd world, and the lessons he took away from his three-day trek across Alabama.
2022-06-2744 minReal Talk with Henry SandersReal Talk About Gun ViolenceIn this special episode, Henry joins Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes, Verona Schools Security Director Corey Saffold, Interfaith Conference of Greater Milwaukee executive director Pardeep Kaleka, and Madison School Board member Ali Muldrow for a deep, authentic and insightful conversation about one of the most pressing issues of our time. The presenting sponsor of Real Talk with Henry Sanders is Park Bank.
2022-06-071h 07
News Conferences PodcastPress Briefing with Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway and City Officials: May 19, 2022Mayor Rhodes-Conway and a representative from Public Health Madison & Dane County meet with the local media via live stream. Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes provides an update on Police Department policies and programs.
2022-05-1928 min
News ConferencePress Briefing with Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway and City Officials: May 19, 2022Mayor Rhodes-Conway and a representative from Public Health Madison & Dane County meet with the local media via live stream. Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes provides an update on Police Department policies and programs.
2022-05-1928 minNews ConferencePress Briefing with Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway and City Officials: March 24, 2022Mayor Rhodes-Conway and a representative from Public Health Madison & Dane County provide an update on COVID-19. Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes provides an update on traffic safety efforts and other initiatives.
2022-03-2428 minNews Conferences PodcastPress Briefing with Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway and City Officials: March 24, 2022Mayor Rhodes-Conway and a representative from Public Health Madison & Dane County provide an update on COVID-19. Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes provides an update on traffic safety efforts and other initiatives.
2022-03-2428 minNews ConferencePress Briefing with Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway and City Officials: September 23, 2021Mayor Rhodes-Conway and a representative from Public Health Madison & Dane County discuss COVID updates and other City issues. Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes discusses the development of the department’s strategic plan on shots fired. And Jessica Cavazos, President of the Latino Chamber of Commerce discusses the many contributions of the Latinx community during Hispanic Heritage Month and year round.
2021-09-2337 minNews Conferences PodcastPress Briefing with Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway and City Officials: September 23, 2021Mayor Rhodes-Conway and a representative from Public Health Madison & Dane County discuss COVID updates and other City issues. Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes discusses the development of the department’s strategic plan on shots fired. And Jessica Cavazos, President of the Latino Chamber of Commerce discusses the many contributions of the Latinx community during Hispanic Heritage Month and year round.
2021-09-2337 min
Court Advantage PodcastMental Health > Everything | Court AdvantageLet's talk about Mental Health! We know important how these discussions are, and the recent events from Simone Biles and Naomi Osaka has brought this to the forefront. Shon and Kevin talk about why it's vital for sports organizations to address and act on the athletes' care in order for them to feel safe and comfortable in their environment. Also, did the Raptors make a mistake drafting Scottie Barnes? In addition, we break down the Russell Westbrook trade in its entirety.
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2021-07-3157 min
ViselandViseland Post Lottery 2021 NBA Mock Draft 15-30Michael gives you picks 15-30 of his post lottery mock draft.
Check out Michael's Full Post Lottery Mock:
1. Cade Cunningham, Detroit Pistons
2. Evan Mobley, Houston Rockets
3. Jalen Green, Cleveland Cavaliers
4. Jalen Suggs, Toronto Raptors
5. Jonathan Kuminga, Orlando Magic
6. Scottie Barnes, Oklahoma City Thunder
7. Josh Giddey, Golden State Warriors
8. Moses Moody, Orlando Magic
9. Franz Wagner, Sacramento Kings
10. Jaden Springer, New Orleans Pelicans
11. James Bouknight, Charlotte Hornets
12. Alperen Sengun, San Antonio Spurs
13. Davion...
2021-06-301h 02The Madison Police Department PodcastChief's Corner - Episode 1 - Chief Barnes UpdateIn this previously recorded first episode of Chief's Corner, Chief Barnes sits down with Public Information Officer Tyler Grigg to share recent updates on his focus for community engagement, crime prevention and officer wellness. Did you know nearly 85% of MPD is now vaccinated? Chief Barnes says that the community groups he's met with are excited to "get to know our officers again" after a year without any face-to-face interaction. And as a North Carolina native, he also reveals who he rooted for in the Badger's first round NCAA March Madness matchup against the North Carolina Tar Heels.
"Crime prevention is...
2021-04-0906 min
Kansas City: Actors, TheatreComediennes (A KCART Original)When two performers start chatting during the intermission break of their improv set, they end up getting a lot more personal about comedy than they expected. Written by KC's own Tosin Morohunfola, the radio play “Comediennes” draws from some of his back-stage experiences with improvisers from across the country.Featuring Justin Barron, Katie Karel, and Amber McKinnon. Directed by Shon Ruffin with Sound Supervision by Mary Robinson and Sound Design by Matt Barnes.
2021-02-1928 min