Don't F*ck up the crime scene

About Don't F*ck up the crime scene

An easy 30-45 minute listen about my career as a Animal cruelty investigator, please enjoy my solo discussion about everyday investigation life. With interviews from working peeps and experts in this weird field...Dude

Publisher

Kevin D Hearst Sr

Category

true crime

Language

en

Explicit

Yes

First episode

14 Apr 2022

Latest episode

21 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

221 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   21 Oct 2026

   S6EP 222# Dog Class with Joe Blankenship (Evaluation)

   🎙️ DFUTCS.COM PODCAST — NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, PODCAST CONFERENCE RECAP! 🎙️🔥 Three Days. Three Episodes. One Awesome Interview Session! 🔥From October 15–18, 2026, DFUTCS.COM was in Nashville, Tennessee, for an incredible podcast conference featuring three days of conversations, education, and professional insight into the world of dog behavior, breed characteristics, and aggression versus protection training!We were excited to welcome Certified Dog Trainer Joe Blankenship from Dog Class in Springfield, Illinois, to the Don't F** Up the Crime Scene (DFUTCS)* Podcast for an outstanding three-episode interview series!🐕 Check out the episodes:🎧 S6EP 222 — Evaluations How do we properly evaluate dogs, recognize behavior, and make informed decisions that matter in the field?🎧 S6EP 223 — Breed Makeup Understanding breed characteristics, genetics, behavior, and why knowing the dog in front of you matters more than relying on assumptions.🎧 S6EP 224 — Aggression vs. Protection Training Breaking down the differences between aggressive behavior and trained protective responses, and why understanding that distinction is important for dog trainers, animal control officers, and public safety professionals.💥 Three days of interviews. Three important topics. Countless opportunities to learn!A huge thank-you to Joe Blankenship and Dog Class in Springfield, Illinois, for sharing their knowledge, experience, and professional perspective with the DFUTCS audience. These conversations are exactly why we continue to bring experienced professionals together to discuss the issues that matter in animal welfare, dog behavior, public safety, and criminal investigations.At DFUTCS, we're not just talking about the job—we're having the conversations that help professionals think critically, learn from experience, and do their jobs better.🎙️ Don't F* Up the Crime Scene!**🐾 Follow DFUTCS for more interviews, professional discussions, training insights, and conversations with the people making a difference in the field.🌐 Visit: DFUTCS.COM#DFUTCS #DontFuckUpTheCrimeScene #Podcast #NashvilleTN #JoeBlankenship #DogClass #DogTraining #DogBehavior #AnimalControl #AnimalWelfare #BreedCharacteristics #AggressionVsProtection #ProfessionalDevelopment #PodcastConference This episode includes AI-generated content.

2. 

   14 Oct 2026

   S6EP 221# Jesica Meinhard

   🎙️🐾 DFUTCS PODCAST SPOTLIGHT: JESSICA MEINHARDT — YEAR ONE AS AN ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER! 🐾🎙️What is it really like to complete your first year as an Animal Control Officer (ACO)? We're sitting down with Jessica Meinhardt of Dauphin Island, Alabama Animal Control for an honest conversation about her first year on the job!On this episode of DFUTCS — Don’t F’ck Up the Crime Scene Podcast, we'll talk about the challenges, lessons learned, memorable experiences, and realities of working in animal control.🐕 Topics we'll discuss: 🔹 What inspired Jessica to become an ACO? 🔹 What surprised her most during her first year? 🔹 The challenges of handling animals and dealing with the public. 🔹 Officer safety, animal handling, and making difficult decisions. 🔹 Lessons learned from real-world calls. 🔹 Advice for anyone considering a career in animal control.Being an ACO is more than picking up stray animals. It takes patience, compassion, communication, sound judgment, and the ability to make tough decisions when it matters most.Whether you're a seasoned ACO, a new officer, an animal shelter professional, or someone considering a career in animal services, this conversation is for YOU!🎧 Tune in to DFUTCS — where we talk about the realities of animal control, one conversation at a time!💬 QUESTION FOR OUR ACO COMMUNITY: What is the biggest lesson YOU learned during your first year in animal control? Drop it in the comments!#DFUTCS #DontFuckUpTheCrimeScene #AnimalControl #AnimalControlOfficer #ACO #DauphinIslandAlabama #AnimalWelfare #ACOLife #AnimalServices #LawEnforcement #FirstYearACO #Podcast This episode includes AI-generated content.

3. 

   30 Sept 2026

   S6EP 220# The Delivery

   hese four titles overlap, but they communicate different roles and levels of responsibility.TitlePrimary purposeTypical settingWhat it communicatesTeacherEducate and develop understandingSchool/classroom“I teach people.”InstructorTeach specific skills or professional knowledgeAcademy, agency, professional training“I train people to do something.”Public SpeakerInform, motivate, educate, or entertain an audienceConferences, associations, events“I speak to groups publicly.”Keynote SpeakerDeliver a major featured presentationConferences, conventions, major events“I am the featured speaker.” For your professional work Given your work in humane law enforcement, animal control, animal welfare, investigations, and professional training, I would distinguish them this way: Instructor — probably the strongest title when you are conducting structured training, certification, or continuing education. National Instructor | Humane Law Enforcement & Animal Welfare Public Speaker — useful when emphasizing conferences, podcasts, panels, associations, and community presentations. National Speaker | Animal Welfare & Humane Law Enforcement Keynote Speaker — use when you specifically provide the featured or opening presentation at an event. Keynote Speaker | Animal Welfare, Public Safety & Humane Law Enforcement Teacher — accurate, but it generally sounds more associated with K–12 or traditional education and doesn't fully communicate your professional training background. The important distinction A teacher teaches. An instructor trains. A public speaker addresses an audience. A keynote speaker is the featured speaker at an event. Someone can legitimately be all four, but they don't have the same marketing value. For your particular professional brand, a strong combined title would be: National Training Instructor | Public Speaker | Humane Law Enforcement & Animal Welfare Expert Or, if you want to emphasize higher-level speaking engagements: National Instructor & Keynote Speaker | Humane Law Enforcement & Animal Welfare I would use “Instructor” as your core professional identity, with “Public Speaker” or “Keynote Speaker” as additional roles depending on the engagement. This episode includes AI-generated content.

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• Matt Pepper
• Dustin Dutton
• Kayla Mcallister
• Bethany Borton
• Leo Avila

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