There are no words for this edition of Unholstered, as it is our last. Listen to find out why.

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What happens when an officer is shot in the line of duty? What about when an officer discharges his weapon at a suspect? Either way, an investigation ensues.

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AVOID / DENY / DEFEND

With a surge in shootings across the country and in NE Indiana, many people are starting to ask themselves, "What would I do if I find myself in an active shooter situation." Having a plan could be the difference between life and death. Avoid, deny, defend.

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Being stopped by the police is typically not a good thing, but what if you are just walking down the sidewalk minding your business? Can an officer stop you? Must you tell them your name? What about their request to show identification?

Today we explore when officers can ask for your ID and when you have to hand it over.

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A recent article put out by Force Science entitled Homicidal Empathy: An Evolving Threat to Police Officers has garnered the attention of police officers all across the country, including here in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Primarily because of the expectations that jurors, prosecutors and activists have of our police officers.

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Navigating traffic fatalities. The do's and don'ts as a driver and as a police officer.

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Many pieces to the story are still missing, but Mitch McKinney, Deputy Chief with the Fort Wayne Police Department is breaking down the South Whitley Police controversy. Plus is the Glenbrook Square Mall in Fort Wayne safe, after three shootings in the last year.

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Every time you hear the news or read the news these days, we hear another viral story about squatters taking over homes. Thankfully, Indiana is doing it right as the new squatting trend doesn't seem to be gaining traction in the Hoosier state.

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