Iivam 47 and have really watched a lot of the TV crime reenactment since the late 80s starting my a$$ America's most wanted and cops. In retrospect those shows just make crime seem overly simple and in retrospect it was just garbage. The late 80s cops thrives on mostly white officers going to bad parts of big cities and when people of color do do stupid stuff right away they would pounce and reinforce stereotypes. b i've lived in some rural areas and if cabs were all around downtown pulling people over and being aggressive they would find this many idiots there. Documenteries With fictional acting as trying to capture the unbelievable mood and true raw and unthinkable emotions of not just the participants on both sides of violent crime and for for the families immediately before and after sudden and violent murder , rape , kidnapping, violent and and very violent And totally unexpected home invasions; anything in that echelon of the worst of the worst crimes can can be I'll be documented in so many different ways but having these officers who do not enforce the stereotypes of police being more less militaryesque And misunderstood by not only minority communities but anyone who really deals with a majority of police officers ordinary mom over any kind of crime from speeding ticket to drug possession generally don't understand real police work and I think this black Lieutenant like Kinda really now shows that smart competent people who really understand human nature and care about the victims and anyone really involved except for the morning of perpetrators really compels me to trust lawn force meant in general and I think you have a good thing here. . The FBI files, mns like Disappeared That are truly well done in the sense that they portray significant criminal history in the United States. but Joe Kenda really showed that this particular homicide detective her 25 years was a unique personality of a real murder police officer he he can make cases seems so interesting because he has a way of always gaining trust of people and doing the right thing overalll. like anyone who is streetsmart do you give everyone a chance but if you lie to him or disrespect him The last known address that we here making a big mistake and he just has a great outlook on life as well as a passion for service. I see the same thing in your sheriff of here .. I could see Kendra working with Bunkie and McNulty in a police drama I know it will never happen but that's how dynamic and influential I believe Joe Kenda could be! i discovered on the wire as he understands that good police work is trying to treat everyone initially with respect and smoothly figure out what the f**ks going on. Once people were evil you see how he talks about them. But he never dwells or talks down on people using narcotics as he understands it's a disease. This black now Shira from Charlotte can do that in a different way. I don't know if it's seven seasons worth but good luck and I really hope this show stays on because it will stand the test of time if done right at least two or three seasons. sorry to ramble on but I just want to get my two cents and hope your show males it! and if you're looking for an intern I live in Denver but we would be willing to travel and make minimum-wage. Mrs. has been asking me about COVID-19 has ruined my career as a music promoter and someone hell does hospitality with the main accent red rocks and other venues in Denver for a while I believe:). cheers, Stephen Catherwoood