Watching Your Six with Steve Hauck™️

In the episode Steve Hauck discusses the latest shootings in Minneapolis and the role of federal agents and local police. Using the example of other crimes, like counterfeiting, Steve explains the role that the federal government plays in enforcement operations, and contrasts that with the responsibility of local police forces. He discusses the shootings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, carefully ac...

In this episode Steve Hauck explores the "defund the police schism" and the historical cases that adversely affect recruitment of police officers. There is no profession that has been analyzed and critiqued more than law enforcement," Steve says, "None." Agencies across the country - from the NYPD to the LAPD - have lowered educational, physical, age requirements, applicat...

From his unique perspective on both sides of the podium, Steve Hauck takes an in-depth look at the relationship between the media and law enforcement. His analysis of the complicated relationship between law enforcement, the media, and the public includes mention of specific cases, crimes, and research.

Steve begins the inaugural episode of :Watching Your Six" with the case of Sara Anne Wood, who went for a bike ride and never came home.  Sara Anne, who went missing from her small town in Central New York on August 18, 1993, was just 12 years old at the time.  Her murderer confessed to killing her but, as of the original air date of this episode, has never said where her body is located.   S...