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Chief Clay Schulz walks us through the impact the death of his co-worker and friend Jason Weiland had in him and his department. Chief Schulz was present when Jason was killed and provided an emotional account of the incident and valuable suggestions for those who may have to cope with the loss of a co-worker.

Kara Weiland, widow of Officer Jason Weiland of the Everest Metro Police Department, who was killed in the line-of-duty on March 22, 2017 shares the impact of Jason's death on her and her children, the importance of agencies and families being prepared for this, and the resources that were available to her.

Chief Alfonso Morales of the Milwaukee Police Department talks about his experience working with the Wisconsin Law Enforcement Death Response Team when the department lost three officers in the line-of-duty in less than eight months.

Melissa Frankowiak of the Milwaukee Police Department along with Christy Irvine-Bachmann, mother of Charles Irvine Jr. of the Milwaukee Police Department who was killed in the line-of-duty on June 7, 2018, discuss the role and importance of a family liaison officer and the impact it has on the family as well as the agency.

Caroline Rittner, widow of Matthew Rittner of the Milwaukee Police Department, who was killed in the line-of-duty of February 7, 2019 discusses the importance of updating beneficiaries and the impact it can have on the family if those details are overlooked.

Melissa Weisner of the Two Rivers Police Department and also a member of the LEDR Team, talks about suicide and the importance of agency participation in wellness programs.

Chief Ben Bliven of the Wausau Police Department talks about the importance of having mental health and officer wellness programs integrated within your departments.