One, one, one, can be out of the way.

Uh-huh.

You trying to be a hot-up.

You trying to be a street cop?

All right, guys, welcome to this episode of the Street

Cop Training podcast I am your host founder and CEO Street Cup

training my name is Dennis Benino today with us we have Jeremy Masuga

which I know I said that correctly and if you Google his name, Mash Uga, you'll find out that he's got quite the history of being somebody who is no stranger to bravery. So Jeremy, welcome to the podcast. I appreciate your time today and you're going to see

the value that we'll bring to others who are listening to this podcast.

I appreciate it. So do me a favor. I think the best place to start where we usually start is to give us a little history of yourself and I certainly that you should 100% include your military career.

Well, I was born and raised in Minnesota, graduated high school up there.

As soon as I graduated, I left for the Army.

I joined the Army, you know, as quick as I could.

I joined as a cavalry scout and initially got stationed in Texas in Fort Hood.

From there I deployed Iraq, my first deployment.

When I got back from Iraq, I moved to Kentucky.

Been several years there.

From there I deployed to another tour to Iraq and one more two out gowns down.

Well, I just want to jump in here and say, like,

first of all, two things that I'm observing.

One is, I've been to Minnesota, now I know why you don't want to go back.

Number two is, on behalf of everybody everybody thank you very much for your service. I often try

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