Shots Fired Podcast

Law enforcement professionals, Kyle Shoberg and Mark Redlich, break down the Alex Pretti Minneapolis shooting involving ICE/federal agents and explain what the videos show, what the public may be missing, and how quickly these encounters can escalate.We cover the timeline, use-of-force decision making, crowd dynamics, and the key tactical moments that shaped the outcome — with a street-cop perspective and real-world training takeaways.

Law enforcement experts dissect the Minneapolis ICE shooting, shedding light on often overlooked details. They critique polarized political reactions and emphasize the importance of complete investigations. The hosts analyze video footage, explore tactical errors made by officers, and discuss the implications of activist involvement. Emotional and career repercussions for officers are examined, along with public reaction and fundraising efforts for the victim's family. Perspectives on local politics and community impact reveal the deeper issues at play.

Police officers Kyle and Mark sit down with Detective Jason Collins, an experienced investigator specializing in human trafficking cases. In this episode, they break down how trafficking actually occurs, common misconceptions, and what signs the public should be aware of.This conversation is centered on education, prevention, and public safety, providing insight into how law enforcement identifies trafficking networks and how communities can help protect vulnerable individuals. The goal is awareness—not sensationalism—and helping viewers better understand a crime that often goes unseen.This podcast is for law enforcement and the general public, focused on real-world issues, professional experience, and keeping communities informed.

Officers Kyle and Mark break down a Draper, Utah police operation involving a stolen e-bike. Was the tactical response justified or excessive? A law-enforcement-based podcast for everyone, examining the decisions behind the badge.

In this special Christmas episode, police officers Kyle, Mark, and Dan swap hilarious and unforgettable on-the-job holiday calls. From bizarre encounters to moments that only happen during the Christmas season, the guys break down the lighter side of policing and the stories that still make roll call laugh years later.Grab a coffee, enjoy the laughs, and hear what it’s really like working the streets when everyone else is home for the holidays

Two police officers break down one of the most disturbing incidents in Washington, D.C. — the shooting of two National Guard members in broad daylight.Hosts Kyle and Mark examine what is known, what remains unanswered, and why investigators aren’t releasing more details yet. From the suspect’s background to the challenges of major-case investigations, this episode explains what law enforcement sees behind the scenes… and why silence doesn’t mean inaction. This is the story the headlines can’t tell you — but cops can.

Police Officer's Kyle and Mark break down the guilty verdict of former deputy, Sean Grayson, in the fatal shooting of Sonya Massey. Did the jury get it wrong?

Kyle and Mark are joined by special guest, Jim Wolfinbarger of Motorola Solutions, to tackle one of America's fastest growing threats of organized retail crime. In this episode, they break down what law enforcement is doing on the front lines to fight back, and how technology and AI are helping change the game.

Kyle and Mark unpack the shocking and deeply tragic assassination not shown in the media, of Charlie Kirk. Through a law-enforcement lens, they break down the event’s unfolding, its implications for public safety, and the wider context of rising political violence in America.

Cops Kyle and Mark interview Stockton Police Officer, as he recounts the harrowing moments of a real-life hostage rescue. From the tension and split-second decisions saving the victims life from her attacker.