Bruce Praet

In this thought-provoking discussion, investigative reporter Brian Howey uncovers shocking practices used by police in California regarding death notifications. Guest Bruce Praet, co-founder of Lexipol, controversially advises officers to gather potentially damaging information about victims before informing families of their deaths. Howey reveals how this tactic affects grieving families and their legal struggles. The emotional turmoil and ethical dilemmas surrounding these methods shed light on the urgent need for reform in law enforcement communication practices.

A deep dive into the controversial advice given by Bruce Praet, co-founder of Lexipol, to police officers on handling death notifications. Families share their experiences of the lasting impact of this tactic. The podcast also explores efforts to end Lexipol's contract in Santa Ana and tracks down Praet for an interview.

Bruce Praet, co-founder of Lexipol, advised police officers to gather information about the person killed before notifying the family. This controversial tactic affected lawsuits and is scrutinized by reporter Brian Howey. Families impacted share their experiences and a City Council member aims to end Lexipol's contract. Howey attempts to interview Praet about the consequences of his advice.