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Stan Campbell

Use-of-Force Expert, Social Activist & Speaker

Stan Campbell is the COO of CCW Safe, a national legal defense membership organization for licensed concealed weapon carriers. Stan is known for his teaching experience as a law enforcement instructor and has personally trained over 4,000 uniformed officers and criminal justice professionals across the nation in the proper use of force, defensive tactics and how to de-escalate potentially violent encounters.

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Podcast 002: Fathers Must Lead Their Sons First with/Paul C. Brunson

May 24, 2018

L60C 002 Fathers Must Lead Their Sons First with/Paul C. Brunson How does an African American father with sons handle the “if you get stopped by the police” talk? In this episode Stan sits with thought leader, entrepreneur and media personality, Paul C. Brunson, as…

School shootings…who’s to blame?

February 23, 2018

To the families of the children, faculty, survivors and first responders who were impacted by the senseless shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on February 14, 2018, my heart and prayers go out to you. We send our condolences and prayers out to all…

Violence in America – Is Your Family Safe?

January 19, 2018

I woke up to more terror this morning like many of you and as a result I was compelled to say something in hopes to help your family, the way I look out for my own. In the United States, in the past ten years,…

Stan speaks on OWN panel led by Holly Robinson Peete

"Do Police Have Issues with Disrespect?"

I weight in. Why do some police interactions escalate to the point of violence? Ray Dotch, a television producer and the brother-in-law of police shooting victim Keith Lamont Scott, wonders whether it has to do with officers' sensitivity to disrespect.