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James Dudley

San Francisco
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@SFPD, @SFSU, @Underoath @PolicingMatters Podcast Host, Criminal Justice Consultant & SME, Critical Incident, Public Safety, Tweets my own opinion.
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Unified oversight for large-scale events with Axon

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By James Dudley
| Police1 Verified
In my time as an event planner with the San Francisco Police Department, I’ve seen firsthand the complexity of large-scale events hosted over the past quarter-century. Some were celebratory and uplifting, others volatile or unpredictable, and a few carried significant risk. Our planning relied on established frameworks like the Incident Command System (ICS), supported by internal protocols and interagency coordination.
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Adaptive Control training at Axon Week Nashville 2026

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By James Dudley
| Police1 Verified
Life doesn’t happen in silos — so why do we train that way? We’re fully capable of learning and applying multiple skill sets at once. I strongly believe in the crawl-walk-run progression to build competence and retention, but the real question is whether we consistently connect those individual skills into a cohesive, integrated response. Police academy training has long followed a structured, segmented model.
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How I Built a YouTube Shorts Brief Generator with PHP and the OpenAI API (in a Few Hours)

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By James Dudley
| DEV Community
I've been building a YouTube Shorts automation engine as a side project — the kind of system that takes a niche, generates a script, hands it to a text-to-speech API, pairs it with stock footage, and uploads it automatically. The pipeline itself is a bigger build. But one thing kept slowing me down at the start of every session: I'd sit down to test a new part of the system and realise I needed a decent script to feed into it. Writing one from scratch every time was killing momentum.
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