1 Community

1 Community is an innovative health program designed by law enforcement for law enforcement to identify and address performance-related conditions common in the profession, including joint pain, limited mobility and flexibility, and body misalignments. By pairing state-of-the-art technology with 1 Community’s experienced team, officers and agencies can improve physical conditioning while preventing the injuries associated with the demands of working in law enforcement. While improving quality of life on and off the job for officers, agencies also experience a reduction in workers compensation claims and expenditures.

1 Community’s dedicated team of law enforcement professionals and medical personnel have firsthand experience and knowledge of these demands and are committed to working hand-in-hand to improve the health and wellness of those who serve.

For additional information or to schedule a seat in an upcoming class, please call our Director of Law Enforcement operations JD Leach at (225) 921-6179 or fill out the form below.

Meet the Team

Jay C. Grant

Jay serves as Program Chief and comes to 1 Community with over 30 years of investigative experience. His experience ranges from sworn law enforcement, three post-9/11 Army deployments, and federal/commercial cyber investigation roles. Jay has served in many specialized capacities during his career including SWAT, TEMS, motor officer, crime against children detective, and a U.S. Army tour with USSOCOM. Jay’s experience adds a unique perspective in delivering and administering this program to officers in the field.

JD Leach

JD retired after 30 years of service as a captain with the Baton Rouge Police Department, serving in many divisions and roles including Uniform Patrol, Detective, SWAT, Director of Training, and Commander for Special Operations. A SWAT team member for 25 years, he retired as the SWAT Commander. JD is also a graduate of the 262 FBI National Academy. JD currently serves as Director of Training for Public Safety at Baton Rouge General, as well as the Director of Law Enforcement Operations for 1 Community.

James McMurchy

James is the head performance trainer for the Tactical Athletics & Performance (TAP), responsible for the design and implementation of health, wellness, and performance protocols for various law enforcement populations. He works hands-on with our tactical athletes daily to deliver whatever training or services they need to perform optimally. A former Division-1 collegiate athlete (football) and competitive Olympic weightlifter who spent years as a collegiate strength and conditioning coach. James is passionate about coaching, teaching, and motivating every athlete to reach their highest physical and mental potential.

Peter Ochinko

Peter spent over 20 years with the United States Secret Service, retiring in 2002 as the Protective Operations Senior Special Agent assigned to the Miami Field Office. During his career, he has investigated crimes committed against the United States and provided protection for the President of the United States, Vice President of the United States, visiting Heads of State as well as conducted protective advances globally. Currently the Director of Public Safety for Baton Rouge General, Peter has also provided security consulting, investigation, training and executive protection services to a wide variety of industries

Vincent Shaw, MD

Board certified in Family Medicine with a Certificate of Added Qualification (CAQ) in Sports Medicine, Dr. Shaw also serves as a Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Army Reserve and is a former SWAT trained deputy sheriff. He has been a faculty member for Baton Rouge General’s Family Medicine Residency Program for 10 years and currently serves as the Program Director for the hospital’s Family Medicine Residency and Sports Medicine Fellowship Programs. He also is a team physician for Southern University and LSU