This is Things Police See, first-hand accounts with your host, Steve Gold.

Welcome to the podcast to interviews active and retired police saucers about their most intense, bizarre, and sometimes humorous moments on the job.

It is I, old ginger face, here with you as always.

Thank you for being here ladies and gentlemen always an honor

that you're here and that you've and also an honor that you found the show through

sergeant steve channel thank you so much so weird to think about i started this podcast um

i don't know seven years ago and it's been a wild ride it's's giving me a bunch of great opportunities, and I'm very thankful for that,

and I'm thankful for all the guests that come on and tell their wild and amazing stories.

But the Sergeant Steve thing started like six months ago and has like,

geez, I think in a month or so, we'll be at a quarter million subscribers.

And it's been a totally incredible and crazy.

I can't believe it.

And it's bringing people to the podcast

so they can hear the true stories, wild stories,

unedited how they live them,

of the men and women of law enforcement.

So we can all have a better appreciation for what it is they do for us when we're sleeping soundly in our beds. Today's

guest is no different. He is a lawman starting in Benton County, Oregon. He worked for the

sheriff's office for 13 years. He did patrol. He did five years on the street

crimes unit and then back to patrol before he came over to the great state of Montana and is working

as a state investigator. That role will be, we'll leave it at that because he's active right now.

Without further ado, let me bring on the great Adam Miller.

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