It’s been a while since we shared some Positive Law Enforcement News Stories as we have released several great Getting to Know, Your Local LEO Episodes. If you have not had a chance to listen to them, be sure to check them out.

In this episode, we are going to be sharing a couple stories of officers and agents assisting while off-duty, including taking life-saving measures, to help a citizen, and a wonderful act of compassion from an officer to homeless man.

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In this Getting to Know, Your Local LEO Episode, we meet Police Commander, Eric Tung, who serves a department in Western Washington, close to Seattle. He is also the founder of Blue Grit Wellness, host of the Blue Grit Radio Podcast, writes for police publications, and speaks on first responder wellness.

In this episode, we learn what it was like growing up as a stereotypical Asian American kid after winning the “birth lottery”. We also dive into a raw and honest discussion regarding his Dad, growing up in a disjointed home, and their tenuous to non-existent relationship, before personal growth sets in, prior to his Dad’s passing.

He also shares with us the importance of the diversity of thought, his unexpected marriage proposal, and the importance of health and wellness, where you can live the life you want, the best way you want to live it.

To learn more about Blue Grit Wellness and subscribe to their free newsletter, you can visit them on the web at www.bluegritwellness.com. While the name may resonate with law enforcement, all can benefit from his newsletter and achieving a balancing and healthy life-style.

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Episode 33 is a special edition episode, where we speak with Brian Sizemore. He is the Father of Lucas Sizemore, and Founder of the Lucas Foundation. He is joined by Deputy Special Agent in Charge from Homeland Security Investigations in Detroit, Jared Murphey, who is representing the Lucas Crusade, Bring them Home, 1,000 mile charity relay run.

In this episode Brian shares with us memories of his son and the terrible tragedy and worst day that has ever happened to the Sizemore family, the impact it has had on him, his wife, their youngest son and respective parents. We learn how a foundation, born out of tragedy is seeking to provide vast amounts of mental health care to law enforcement.

Lucas was your everyday normal kid growing up in America, who liked spending time with his younger brother and family, riding his bike, playing sports, making music, traveling, and enjoying life. He found his passion in law enforcement and had a full career of opportunities and success ahead of him. Then everything was cut short by the leading cause of death in law enforcement.

To help prevent future tragedies and learn more about The LUCAS Foundation, you can visit their website at https://www.lawenforcementsunitedcrusadeagainstsuicide.com/ and to register, participate, donate or sponsor the Lucas Crusade, visit https://www.lucascrusade.org/ for all the details. You can also email them at bringthemhome@lucascrusade.org.

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Plus, check out our other episodes, as each week we share Your Positive Law Enforcement News Stories from across the globe, and in our "Getting to Know, Your Local LEO" episodes, we speak with members of the law enforcement community about everyday life and most things non-law enforcement.

To be a guest on our show, share a story, have feedback or suggested questions for future guests, E-mail us at ⁠⁠⁠⁠mystory@yourpositivelens.com⁠