How To Approach The Police
Most people are law-abiding citizens and don’t expect to have an encounter with the police. But sometimes you will find that you are in a situation where you have to interact with them.
This podcast topic came about because a listener was pulled over once for a moving violation and she was a nervous wreck and didn’t know what to do.
Others chimed in that although they had never been pulled over, they also wanted to know what to do.
That was a GREAT question and it led to even more questions about etiquette and proper protocol in a variety of situations.
I am grateful that Lt. Steve Riback of the LVMPD graciously accepted my invitation to answer these questions and more.
He also talks about how being a police officer is a high-tension job and one that requires the officer to be alert at all times for any potential threat.
This is such a good podcast that will help you gain some perspective from the officer’s point of view and teach you what you can do to help the police do their job and keep both the officers and yourself safe.
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ABOUT LIEUTENANT STEVE RIBACK
Steve Riback was born and raised in Southern California. He relocated to Las Vegas and attended the University of Nevada, Las Vegas to pursue a teaching degree.
During his studies, Steve transitioned into law enforcement, joining the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.
With over 22 years on the force now, his assignments have included Jail Corrections, Patrol, D.A.R.E., Undercover Vice, Violent Crimes, Quality Assurance, Patrol Investigations, Sexual Assault, and is currently working as a Lieutenant.
Steve, his wife, and three children currently live in Las Vegas.