Michael Slider
What The "F" Police
What The “F” Police is a no-nonsense breakdown of police activity across the United States from the perspective of a veteran LAPD detective with over 30 years in law enforcement. Each episode analyzes real police encounters — shootings, arrests, pursuits, and viral body-cam videos — explaining what happened, what policy requires from the LAPD perspective, This show isn’t about taking sides. It’s about telling the truth behind the badge.
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Episodes
Ice Training 27.01.2026 25:31
In Episode 2 of What the F Police, retired LAPD detective Michael Slider examines recent law-enforcement incidents through the lens of training, tactics, and real-time decision-making. This episode challenges the idea of “good shootings,” questions dangerous vehicle tactics, and explains why professionalism, patience, and proper training matter more than speed or aggression. Timestamps (clickable)...
The ICE BS gotta talk about it! 17.01.2026 22:22
Episode Summary In the debut episode of What the F Police, retired LAPD Detective Supervisor Michael Slider gives an unfiltered, experience-based breakdown of a controversial law-enforcement shooting that shocked the nation. Drawing on 30 years inside the LAPD, Slider examines tactics, training, use-of-force standards, and accountability—calling out what went wrong and why it matters. This episode...
Trailer - What The "F" Police 17.01.2026 0:28
A podcast exploring truth, accountability, and lived experience—views from a retired Detective, shared through honest conversations. About the Host: Michael Slider is a retired LAPD Detective Supervisor with over 30 years of experience in patrol, investigations, narcotics, and use-of-force reviews. This podcast reflects his personal opinions, professional experience, and commitment to honest conve...
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