# Kyle Dinkheller
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On January 12, 1998, Andrew Brannan, a 49-year-old Vietnam War veteran, fatally shot 22-year-old deputy sheriff kyle dinkheller after a traffic stop in Laurens County, Georgia. Stopped for speeding, the two men exited their vehicles and greeted each other normally, but Brannan became belligerent after Dinkheller told him to take his hands out of his pockets, sparking a verbal confrontation and subsequently a gunfight that ended with Brannan fatally shooting Dinkheller. The entire incident was recorded by the dash camera in Dinkheller's police cruiser and thus received significant attention throughout the United States, where it continues to be shown in many police academies for training purposes.
Ep. 21 What it means to be an "Officer Involved." Interview with Filmmaker and former officer Patrick Shaver
Ep. 21 What is it like to be an officer involved in a deadly force incident? This is the subject of a powerful documentary, “Officer Involved” by filmmaker and former police officer Patrick Shaver. Over several years, Patrick interviewed officers from around the country about their incident and the…
The Incredible Kirk Dinkheller
In January 1998, Deputy Kyle Dinkheller made a routine traffic stop that turned out to be anything but routine. He was murdered while doing it. The dashcam footage has been shown thousands of times at police academies all over as a lesson on how quickly things can go bad. Kirk is Kyle's Dad, He…
Dinkheller, Sheriff's Deputy Murdered On Video. His Dad's Mission. Special Episode.
The Murder of Deputy Kyle Dinkheller Caught On Video Camera - His Father's Mission. Kirk Dinkheller tells the rest of the story and the realities of what happened. He also describes how he trains Law Enforcement about the lessons learned.
Saving and rebuilding the lives of First Responders. For 2…
48. Shell Shocked: Mental Health and our Veterans w/ guest Daniel Zia Joseph
On January 12, 1998, Deputy Sheriff Kyle Dinkheller pulled over a man driving 100mph. But what started out as a routine traffic stop would end in murder.Backpack To Rucksack - Order on AmazonBy Daniel Zia JosephResources for Veterans:Veterans Of Foreign WarsAssociation of the United States ArmyVete…
Honoring Police Deaths, You Can Help. Saving A Hero's Place
Honoring Police Deaths, You Can Help. Saving A Hero's Place. Remembering Police Sacrifices: Your Support Makes a Difference. Upholding the Legacy of Our Heroes. With Honor Chairs. #Free #Podcast #Radio
Officer Sean Collier, a dedicated guardian of MIT's safety, tragically lost his life while on du…
Ep. 65 Deadly force encounters and the impact on the officer involved; my interview with filmmaker and former police officer Patrick Shaver from 2021.
Ep. 65 To mark the four-year anniversary of the podcast, I’m revisiting earlier episodes with content and issues that remain relevant today. This episode is about the impact of a deadly force encounter on the officer, something that is rarely discussed. I review the powerful documentary “Officer In…
175: The Last Traffic Stop: Kyle Dinkheller's Story
This episode examines the tragic 1998 murder of Deputy Kyle Dinkheller, a young Georgia sheriff's deputy killed during a routine traffic stop. Using dashcam footage, we recount the chilling escalation of the encounter, explore the decision-making and mindset to reconcile deadly force and delve into…
January 12 - The Murder of Deputy Kyle Dinkheller
This episode of Day by Day True Crime Stories delves into the tragic events surrounding Deputy Kyle Dinkheller's murder during a routine traffic stop in 1998. The podcast explores Dinkheller's life, the horrible incident, the subsequent trial of his killer Andrew Brannon, and the lasting impact of …
The Kyle Dinkheller Story
In this episode of the Two Chiefs One Mic podcast, Chief Mike Hawkins and Scott Hughes welcome Kirk Dinkheller, father of fallen officer Kyle Dinkheller, who was tragically killed during a traffic stop in 1998. Kirk shares the story of his son, the events leading up to the incident, and the impact …
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