The Franklin Police Department's APB Podcast

Ahead of the 9/11 anniversary, Franklin Police Officers Domenico Buffa and Chris Doyle, both native New Yorkers and former NYPD officers, share how the events of September 11 forever shaped their lives. Though they weren’t in uniform in 2001, that day inspired their path to law enforcement and eventually brought them to serve here in Franklin.

September is National Suicide Prevention Month, a time to raise awareness, fight stigma, and remind our community that help is always available. In this episode of the APB Podcast, Chief Deb Faulkner shares her perspective on suicide prevention, the role of law enforcement in responding to crisis, and the resources available to those in need, including right here in Franklin.If you or someone you...

Franklin Police K-9 Koby takes center stage in our latest episode. Handler, Officer Connor Jones, shares what it’s like to work side-by-side with his four-legged partner, from Koby’s drug-detection skills on the street to his playful personality off duty. Hear the bond between handler and K-9, the training that makes Koby so effective, and why he’s such an important part of the Franklin Police...

In a crisis, sometimes the most powerful tool isn’t force, it’s words. When emotions run high and lives hang in the balance, Franklin Police crisis negotiators step in with calm voices, patience, and empathy. This week, Sergeant Kenny Gibbs, who oversees the team, shares how negotiators are trained, what it’s like on scene, and why the power of words can make all the difference in saving lives.

No, we don't have Taylor Swift on the podcast this week. but we’ve got someone who’s a rockstar in her own right. Lieutenant Amy Butler joins us to talk about the Franklin Police Department’s hugely popular R.A.D. (Rape Aggression Defense) program, a free class that’s empowering women with real-world self-defense skills, building confidence, and strengthening our community. This program fills up...

With school almost back in session, Franklin streets are about to get a whole lot busier. In this episode, Officer Joe LeCates joins us to talk about school zone safety, what drivers need to watch out for, and how the Franklin Police Department is working to keep kids safe. From speeding in school zones to stopping for school buses, LeCates breaks down the do’s, don’ts, and the consequences of...

Franklin Police Chief Deb Faulkner is back for a second sit-down, this time with updates on the latest and greatest at the department. From cutting-edge training to new hires and expanded victim support, Faulkner shares how the department is evolving to meet the needs of our growing community.

After 22 years of dedicated service, Officer Marty Carson is stepping into a brand-new role as the Franklin Police Department’s Public Affairs Officer.In this episode of The APB Podcast, we sit down with one of the most recognizable faces in Franklin to talk about his journey through law enforcement, the legacy he’s inheriting, and how he plans to strengthen the connection between the department...

After 25 years with the Franklin Police Department, Officer Ryan Schuman is calling it a career, and we’re sitting down with him for one final conversation. From patrolling neighborhoods to becoming the friendly face of the department at community events, Ryan has spent much of his time building connections and strengthening trust across Franklin.In this episode, we talk about the evolution of...

Forget what you've seen on CSI. This is the real deal. Franklin Police MPO David Hyer joins The APB Podcast to reveal what really happens behind the crime scene tape. From fingerprint dusting to photographing evidence, Hyer breaks down the precision, patience, and pressure that come with processing a scene. It's the real story behind the TV drama.This podcast is powered by Pinecast.