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Harsh Realities of Being a Police Officer In a Violent Riot. We’ve seen riots on the news. Get An inside look at the danger, injuries, and stress from the constant threats of violence.

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He was just a few weeks out of field training when he was called into action to control violent riots. Bill Broadway, a Police Officer is our guest. 

The violent riots happened when he was a police officer in  Charlotte North Carolina. He now works for a different agency. Bill gives us his first-hand perspective of every phase of the riot. From his arrival, the removal of their police vehicles, the injuries, and the stress from the constant threats of violence during the riots.

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Former Police Officer and Retired FBI Agent's Victory over Alcoholism. Which Is Common For Many First Responders. Alcoholism and substance abuse! Which is still not frequently discussed. This retired FBI Agent and former D.C. Police Officer’s story and his powerful life of recovery. 

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He is a retired FBI Agent, a former Washington D.C. Metro Police Officer, a Former Corrections Officer, and a US Navy Veteran. He is also living a life of recovery. Michael Van Meter is our guest.

Michael tells his story of alcohol abuse and how it permeated his life in the military and in Law Enforcement. He discusses the substance abuse's impact on him, his professional and personal life, and his life of sobriety. Michael also discusses his mission to help, first responders, the military, and others get sober and live a fulfilling life. Check out his website and podcast.

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Special Forces Military Career ended by TBI. Dark Days and Mission to Help Others. The Reality, Dark Days, and Mission to Help Others. Misconceptions about T.B.I. How he was injured, his life after, his mission to help others through speaking, and the Green Beret Foundation.

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He was a member of the elite Green Beret Special Forces unit of the U.S. Army. After being injured in beach invasion training he was diagnosed with Traumatic Brain Injury and his military career was over. 

Nick Ward, retired U.S. Army is our guest. Now a TEDx speaker and ambassador for the Green Beret Foundation, he discusses his Traumatic Brain Injury. He sheds light on the many misconceptions that most people have about T.B.I. From his initial injury to the dark days after injury, to his recovery and life now with T.B.I. Nick offers rare insight into the realities of Traumatic Brain Injury. He also discusses his work to help others as an ambassador with the Green Beret Foundation and as a TEDx speaker.

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Police Corporal Shot and Died In Her Arms. After PTSD She Was Abandoned By The Police Agency They Both Served. Her Fiancee, Police Corporal Jacai Colson, Was Shot and Died In Her Arms. After Sustaining PTSD She Was Abandoned By The Police Agency They Both Served.

Miriam “Bev” Perez tells the heartbreaking story of the accidental killing of her fiancee Corporal Colson. She was on duty and rushed to the scene. She was abandoned by her own agency and struggled for years.

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Mirian "Bev" Perez is a former Prince George's County Maryland Police Officer. She and Police Corporal Jacain Colson were engaged to be married. Jacai was working as an undercover police officer and had driven to the police headquarters building to bring her some food.  Mirian was working when a call came out for an active shooter at the P.G. County Police Building, where Jacai Colson was waiting to meet her. 

The suspect began shooting at the police station, and passing vehicles before being engaged by responding officers. Corporal Colson, who was in plainclothes, engaged the shooter, allowing the other officers to seek cover.

Corporal Colson was inadvertently struck by a round fired by one of the other officers. He was transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced.

She arrived at the scene and began tending to Corporal Colson. And then drove him to the hospital where he was declared dead. She talks about the horrible incident and how her life began to spiral out of control with PTSD. Her agency the Prince George's County Police Department and County Government abandoned her due to the PTSD. For years she struggled until she found help.

Mirian "Bev" Perez now helps others as a group leader at Shatterproof for First Responders and also her own program Shieldus.app. 

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Gunfight In A Robbery, Severe Injuries, Including Partial Blindness. Special Episode.  Unable to see where his would-be killer was, he stayed in the fight. Robert tells his amazing story and how he helps others.

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“I was shot and couldn’t see, my hand wasn’t working and I didn’t know where the shooter was… but he kept shooting me… I couldn’t see…”  Retired Police Officer Robert DeNapoli is our guest.

He got a call for an armed robbery at a jewelry store. When he arrived he was met by two suspects, one of which opened fire on him. 

As he got out of his police car while responding to a call for a robbery at a Jewelry store, Robert DeNapoli was shot six times, in the hand, arms, legs, and left eye. The first to arrive on the scene, Bob immediately exchanged gunfire with the suspect, hitting the suspect twice as DeNapoli took multiple rounds. When a round hit him in the hand taking off most of his index finger, the trigger to his gun was damaged and would no longer fire leaving him with no weapon.

He was transported to the hospital in critical condition and after several surgeries and days of treatment, was able to return home. Though the 17-year veteran’s career as a law enforcement officer came to an end as a result of his injuries, which left him blind in his left eye and walking with a limp, he continues to remain active in the law enforcement community through Violently Injured Police Officers Organization.

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Deputy Sheriff “Baby He Couldn’t Protect” and Deadly Fight.  Traumas that Shaped Him. These and Other Traumas That Shaped his Career.He tells us about these two incidents, and other life-threatening incidents that led him down a dangerous path where he became his biggest threat.

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John Kelly, a retired Sheriff's Sergeant, is our guest with 30 years of experience. He talks about a life and death fight and the severely abused baby that shaped his career in Law Enforcement. John also talks about the violence and trauma took their toll leading him to self-destructive behavior.

John also talks about how he became the biggest threat to his own life, his redemption, and how he uses his experience to help others through his book, speaking, and online presence.

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Police Officer at only 19, His Frequent Exposure to Trauma. Extreme trauma early in his police career impacted him and shaped his law enforcement career path.

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He was a Police Officer at 19-years-old in Tallahassee Florida. Early in his career he frequently faced extreme stress and trauma. Michael A. Laidler is our guest. 

Michael talks about two of the many traumatic events that happened early in his career. He also discusses how he and other officers handled the effects of trauma, and how it impacted his life, shaped his law enforcement career decisions. Michael explains how his experience motivates him to give back and help others with his leadership training. 

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Threat To His Life Came after Police Work and From Himself. Hitting rock bottom and Shatterproof the First Responder treatment program saved and helped him rebuild his life.

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He is a retired Police Commander and host of the Criminal Justice Evolution podcast. The effects of years of trauma and stress took its toll on him years after retiring from Police Work. 

Symptoms of exposure to repeated trauma became obvious. Alcohol abuse, depression, PTS symptoms, marital problems, and more. Patrick talks about how he hid the decline from everyone until he hit rock bottom and reached out for help. He also discusses how SHATTERPROOF First Responders’ Program came to his aid. Patrick discusses how their world-class treatment for first responders saved his life and put him on a course to rebuild his life.

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Murder, Manipulation and More, Threats to Jail Ministers. Unspoken Cost and Threats for Jail Ministers. From Murder to Manipulation and More. The cost he paid for being a jail minister.

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After converting to Christianity, he found a calling to minister to jail inmates. His work with criminals and thieves took a toll on his relationship at home and eventually played a role in the loss of his marriage. 

He talks about manipulative criminals and one that he took under his wing that returned to his violent ways. The criminal convinced him and others that he was no threat then he murdered a woman and made him feel threatened.

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Her Police Officer Husband Was Killed in a Police Helicopter Crash. Keira Knox shares the moving story about the death of her husband Police Officer Jason Knox. The aftermath and how this motivates her to help other first responder families.

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Houston Police Officer Jason Knox was the helicopter tactical flight officer was killed in a helicopter crash on May 2, 2020.

The helicopter unit had been requested to search for two bodies that were supposed to be in the area. The helicopter developed an issue and crashed.

Keira Knox joins us to share her moving story about his death, the notification, funeral, and life after. Her experience led to her involvement in writing The Guide for first responder families and departments and is a driving force for her work with the Blue Bow Foundation.

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Murder, Dynamite, Shootings in Baltimore. Things Police See. Special Episode. Strippers armed with Dynamite? Daily shootings and too many murders to be able to remember. John Jay Wiley is a guest in the Things Police See podcast, hosted by Police Sergeant Steve Gould. 

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In this special episode of the Law Enforcement Today Radio Show and Podcast, I talk about my career as a Baltimore Police Officer and Sergeant. Real stories from my law enforcement and first responder career.

A huge thanks to Steve Gould for having me as a guest on the Things Police See: First Hand Accounts podcast, I hope you enjoy it.

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Truth about HSI, CBP & ICE. Retired Agent Now a TV Star, Music Producer and more.

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Retired Director of Homeland Security, Louis Gregory rose through the ranks. He worked in the trenches, protecting our borders from the rank of trainee all the way to Director, in the largest law enforcement agency in America. He is a world-famous music producer. Louis is also an actor on the hit television show The Goldbergs and more.

From Law Enforcement, to challenge coins, music and acting business don't miss this special episode of the Law Enforcement Today Radio Show and Podcast.

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Infiltrating a Violent Organized Crime Group as an Undercover Police Officer.  Special Episode. Infiltrating and Arresting a Violent Organized Crime Group. His Years as a Deep Undercover Police Officer. He worked for years as a deep undercover police officer and was able to infiltrate and take down a violent organized crime group.

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Retired Police Lieutenant Ray Hassett talks about his 3-year deep undercover assignment to infiltrate and take down a violent organized crime syndicate. From assuming a new identity to leaving all signs of being affiliated with a Police Department, plus the challenges, difficulties, and danger. Ray also talks about how this experience transitions to de-escalation in Law Enforcement and other industries.

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Domestic Violence  Caused Lifelong Disabilities and 100 plus Surgeries. Victoria shares the horrific story and breaking free to build a fulfilling life. Plus, how she uses her experience to help others.

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Little did she know that she married a violent psychopath who took both her and her unborn daughter to death’s door on more than one occasion. Victoria Coure is our guest. She had no idea that her marriage would become one of extreme domestic violence. Victoria has endured 100+ surgeries, and lifelong disabilities as a result of the violent assaults. She shares her horrific story, and how she broke free to build an amazing life.

Victoria wrote a book about her life which is titled "Who Kicked First A Memoir". She also continues to work to help others at A Contagious Smile. Supporting families with both special needs as well as survivors of domestic violence for well over 16 years now. As a special needs parent, a survivor of domestic violence, and being special needs herself, she understands first-hand just how challenging it was and still is to be able to find the assistance that you need. 

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Trauma, Police Officer, Life and Death in a Small Town. From Norman Rockwell Community Policing scenarios to life and death working in smaller police agencies.

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Steven Gould is a police sergeant in a smaller agency in New England. Steve talks about his passion for policing. He left the profession and couldn't stay away. He works in a smaller less busy police agency where community policing is the norm. Even with a slower less crime-filled way of life, he still encounters the traumas of police work.

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A Horrible Car Accident Took The Lives of Her Husband and One of Her Daughters. Overcoming her battles with suicidal thinking, PTSD, finding her passion and how it motivates her to help others.

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She lost her husband and one of her twin daughters in a car crash caused by a drunk driver. Her two surviving daughters,  were left permanently injured. 

Jennifer Tracy is our guest. She was later diagnosed not only with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) but also a brain malformation. Jennifer shares her story and how it motivates her to help others. 

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Police Officer's Homemade Trauma Kit, Saved The Life of a Shooting Victim. Special Training and a Trauma Kit That This Cop Made On His Own Saved The Life Of A Shooting Victim. His agency and others are making the trauma kits part of their issued equipment. Saving lives and the underreported realities of police work.

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After his years of police experience and attending special active shooter training, he knew he had to create his own emergency trauma wound kit. Prospect Park Police Officer Dave Voorhees is our guest. He talks about seeking advice from Doctors, Nurses, Paramedics, and Military Combat Medics about which products he needed to buy to add to his trauma kit. On a call for a shooting, he used this homemade trauma kit to save the life of a 17-year-old shooting victim. 

His agency and surrounding police agencies have now created these trauma kits and are issuing them to their law enforcement officers.

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Tips For Keeping Kids Safe From Online Predators. He worked as an undercover cop for years, then transitioned into investigating child pornography and online predators.

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He worked as an undercover cop for years, conducting dangerous investigations into Drug and Weapons organizations in the Pacific Northwest. He transitioned into the trauma-filled world of investigating child pornographers and arresting online predators.

Former police officer Brett Shavers is our guest. He talks about the harsh realities of working undercover among some of the Country's most brutal organizations. Brett discusses how he transitioned into the traumatic world of investigating child pornographers and online predators. You can get more information about his consulting and digital forensics work and industry-specific books at his website.

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Did Police Work Kill His Marriage? His Amazing Journey From Cop to College Professor and Author.

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The hours, stress, and demands of his police career in Texas took a toll on his marriage. He eventually left police work to save his relationship. Former Police Officer turned College Professor Will Moravits is our guest. 

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Will has a candid, forthright conversation about the toll that being a police officer took on his marriage. It wasn't the big critical incidents, it was the hours, shift work and time away from his family that was the big issue. He also discusses the truth about policing that contradicts the narrative presented by the news media.

After leaving police work, he turned his attention to education and is now a Professor at 2 Universities in Texas, and he is also an author. Will combined his police and educational research experience and wrote the book "The Blue Divide: Policing and Race in America".

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Author Suzanne Thistle of Chem Free Recovery joins Anthony to discuss her own recovery, her life's work in addiction and recovery as an adjunct Professor at Plymouth State University in New Hampshire, and her work as an Addiction Treatment and Recovery Consultant.

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