Florence in Blue Light: Crime, Safety & Community Trust with Sheriff TJ Joye
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概要
Florence County Sheriff TJ Joye joins the Double R Flo-town podcast for a candid, no-nonsense conversation about modern law enforcement, crime trends, juvenile violence, and what public safety really looks like in Florence County, South Carolina.
With over 40 years in law enforcement, Sheriff Joy shares firsthand insight into:
-Recruiting and retaining deputies in today’s climate
-Why perception of law enforcement is at an all-time low
-Juvenile crime, accountability, and the role of parents
-Florence County’s crime statistics — and what they actually mean
-High-profile cases, investigations, and real-world policing challenges
-Why Florence remains a great place to live, raise a family, and grow
This episode goes beyond headlines and social media narratives to explain how law enforcement, county leadership, and community trust intersect — and why context matters when talking about crime.
If you live in Florence, are considering moving here, or just want an honest look at policing today, this is a must-watch conversation.
00:00 Introduction & welcoming Sheriff TJ Joye
01:15 The realities of being sheriff in today’s climate
02:35 Staffing challenges & deputy recruitment
04:45 Public perception of law enforcement
05:13 Rebuilding trust between police and the community
06:37 Crime trends & closing problem areas
08:01 “10 for 10” — solving every murder in 2025
08:49 Juvenile crime, accountability & curfews
10:10 40+ years in law enforcement — what’s changed
12:38 Courts, sentencing & juvenile justice reform
14:10 Is Florence actually dangerous?
15:56 Florence as a place to live & raise a family
18:40 Career reflections & leadership lessons
19:04 A terrifying true story from the road
22:45 Leadership, command staff & setting the tone
23:30 Message to citizens: what helps law enforcement most
24:26 Final thoughts & closing