On this week's episode, New Hanover &amp; Pender County District Attorney Ben David talks about how COVID-19 has affected the court system, and how innovative solutions have kept things moving.

COVID and Court

On this week's episode, Criminal Investigation Division Captain Thomas Tilmon talks about the WPD Special Victims Unit. What's it like working on such sensitive cases, including a cold case from 1996? How does the reality of the work differ from TV? And how have things changed since the advent of the "me too" movement? Tune in to find out.

Special Victims Unit

We all hold biases, whether we realize it or not. When it comes to police work, it's important that officers address those biases early-on to ensure they don't affect the job. On this week's episode, WPD Diversity and Inclusion Officer Linda Thompson talks about implicit bias training. What does it entail and why should it be required - not only for police officers, but for everyone?

Implicit Bias Training

On this week’s episode, Cpl. Ron Evans discusses what made him want to become a police officer, what the Wilmington Police Department offers that many other agencies don’t, and what he would say to someone who’s hesitant to apply due to the current climate.

Why You Should Still Apply to be an Officer

The Wilmington Police Department Internal Affairs Unit investigates policy violations or violations of the law by employees. On this week's episode, Lt. Jay Baughman talks about the investigation process, the early warning system, and how the public can file a complaint against or compliment a police officer.

Internal Affairs

How, when, and why are police body cameras used? What are the policies surrounding their use? On this week's episode, WPD Administrative Services Division Captain Rodney Dawson breaks down everything you need to know about this somewhat controversial tech.

Body Cameras

Wilmington Police Department Interim Chief Donny Williams and New Hanover County Sheriff Ed McMahon sit down to talk about the recent Black Lives Matter protests, law enforcement training, arguments to defund the police, and more in this special season premiere of Cops on Mic.

Chief and Sheriff talk BLM Movement

Why did Wilmington's first female police officer arrest a man in a theater? What happened when a circus elephant got loose and ran rampant through the city? On this week’s Cops on Mic, WPD’s resident history buff, Lt. Stephanie Boucher, shares some of her favorite stories and explains why it’s important to teach new recruits both the good and the bad of the Wilmington Police Department’s past.

WPD History

On this week's episode, New Hanover Regional Medical Center Trauma Services Director Terri DeWees talks crash data, the effect traumatic crashes have on families, and what citizens can do to protect themselves from becoming a victim.

Traumatic Crashes

Police patrol cars: As a kid, you think they're awesome. As an adult, the sight of one may fill you with dread. On this week's episode, Officer Kevin Piner provides a behind-the-scenes look at the famous black and white Dodge Chargers and other vehicles in the WPD fleet.

Patrol Cars

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Human trafficking involves the use of force, fraud, or coercion to obtain labor or sex. Every year, millions of men, women, and children are trafficked worldwide, and in the last few years it’s hit home. On this week’s “Cops on Mic,” WPD Public Affairs Officer Linda Thompson shares what police are doing to prevent human trafficking in Wilmington. What should the community be on the lookout for? How can parents ensure their kids and teens don’t become victims? Tune in to find out more.

Human trafficking involves the use of force, fraud, or coercion to obtain labor or sex. Every year, millions of men, women, and children are trafficked worldwide, and in the last few years it’s hit home. <br><br>On this week’s “Cops on Mic,” WPD Public Affairs Officer Linda Thompson shares what police are doing to prevent human trafficking in Wilmington. What should the community be on the lookout for? How can parents ensure their kids and teens don’t become victims? Tune in to find out more.

Human Trafficking

How do detectives investigate crimes? Why do police withhold certain information from the public when a suspect is on the loose? On this week’s episode of Cops on Mic, Captain Thomas Tilmon of the WPD Criminal Investigation Division breaks down how police solve cases, and what role the public plays in that process.

The Investigation Process

Ever wonder why a police helicopter is flying over your neighborhood? Are you interested in becoming a helicopter pilot but don't know where to start? On this episode of Cops on Mic, SABLE Chief Pilot Paul Letson talks about what his day-to-day is like flying for the Wilmington Police Department, the missions he'll never forget, and more.

SABLE Aviation Unit

Happy Halloween! On this episode of Cops on Mic, Lt. Matt Ingram stops by to talk about what a typical Halloween night is like for Wilmington police, safety tips for trick-or-treaters, and whether or not the holiday should be moved to the last Saturday of the month.

Halloween Special 2019

Capt. Ben Kennedy guest-stars on this week's "Cops on Mic," which is all about holiday safety. What is WPD doing to prevent theft during the holiday season? How can citizens protect themselves and their homes? Tune in to find out.

Holiday Safety

On this week's episode, Ofc. Jennifer Rhoads is back to talk about the process of becoming a police officer, how to land yourself on a special team like S.W.A.T. or K9, and how officers advance through the ranks. If you're thinking of joining WPD, this episode is for you!

How to Become a Police Officer

Wilmington's Haynes-Lacewell Police and Fire Training Facility will officially open on Monday, December 2. On this week's Cops on Mic, Assistant Chief Donny Williams talks about the bells and whistles - including a special surprise for fans of the K-9 unit - and how WPD is modernizing law enforcement training.

Haynes-Lacewell Training Facility

While Donny Williams is new to the role of Interim Chief, he certainly isn't new to the Wilmington Police Department or the city. Who inspired him to become a police officer? What assignments has he had over his 29 years with WPD? What's his favorite movie? Place to eat? Tune in to get to know your new police chief.

Meet the Interim Chief

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