France is erupting in massive protests and violent riots, leaving law enforcement overwhelmed as officers face dangerous confrontations, widespread destruction, and civil unrest. On this episode of the Shots Fired Podcast, Sergeant Kyle Shoberg and retired police officer Mark Redlich break down what's fueling the chaos, how French police are responding, and what American law enforcement can learn from the escalating violence and challenges of maintaining order during large-scale riots.

In this episode of the Shots Fired Podcast, we sit down with Andy Wrenn, VP Head of Axon Training & Tactical Ecosystems, for an in-depth conversation about the current state of law enforcement training. We discuss where the traditional police training model has fallen short, the challenges agencies face in building a stronger training culture, and why the profession needs to rethink how officers prepare for real-world critical incidents. Andy also shares Axon’s vision for the future of police training and how new technology, modern training methods, and more accessible programs could change the way officers train throughout their careers.

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Veteran law enforcement officers Sergeant Kyle Shoberg and retired Sacramento Police Officer Dan Chipp break down one of the most controversial criminal cases in recent memory—the Lindsay Clancy murder trial. Was this a calculated triple homicide, or the result of severe postpartum psychosis? We examine the evidence, the competing arguments from both sides, the mistrial, and what happens next from a law enforcement and investigative perspective.