Game of Crimes

Kevin Winslow spent 25 years with the Illinois State Police as a multi-jurisdictional narcotics investigator, going undercover to dismantle trafficking networks destroying American communities. Before that, he spent 9 years as a gang counselor and probation officer, learning what drives crime from the inside out. Now as Executive Director of the National Narcotic Officers Association Coalition, he bridges frontline investigators and federal policymakers fighting the drug crisis.

From local police officer to senior DEA leadership, Jon spent decades hunting drug trafficking organizations, dismantling criminal networks, and leading agents on the front lines of the drug war. Now he is exposing what every parent, teacher, and community leader must know: social media is the new drug dealer, one pill can kill, and teen addiction is exploding in every neighborhood.

There's no such thing as a routine traffic stop. In 1983, Oklahoma Trooper Ken Stafford learned that when his partner Leon Bench was killed while on duty — and Ken has spent 40 years making sure no first responder fights that trauma alone.

From an FBI presentation that lit the fire as a teen, to a Tallahassee ride-along that hooked him for life, to seven years with Orlando Police, Rob earned his way into the DEA Agent ranks where he spent almost three decades battling drug trafficking, leading task forces, running high-stakes operations, and now serving as Executive Director of Atlanta-Carolinas HIDTA.

Former Air Force Pararescueman Nic McKinley went from small-town Montana to elite personnel recovery missions embedded with Special Forces – the teams called when pilots go down and climbers get trapped. But then the mission changed after he confronted child trafficking in Helmand Province, Afghanistan.