One, one, one, that's a great, uh-huh.

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You trying to be a street.

You training up be a street cop?

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Alright guys, welcome to this episode of the Street Cop Training Podcast.

I'm your host, founder and CEO of Street Cop Training.

My name is Dennis Meano.

And today I have with me a friend of mine, and I, unfortunately, he's in here telling his story of his, you know, catastrophic incident at work.

I wish it wasn't him. I wish it was never anybody, never anybody but you know we had to come into the

office to do the into the studio here to do the podcast rather than do it via

Zoom we have a history before this incident of being friends and without further ado this Anthony Pizic you got to talk to the mic

hey Dennis first and foremost thanks for having me on the show I'm in the office

unfortunately like Dennis said it's kind of on a shitty terms. I was involved in a pretty

significant accident on duty, but trying to get better and I'm here to tell my story.

All right, so, you know, essentially when we have these

podcasts, ideally what we're trying to do is share the story,

you get people to understand what happened,

and it also prepares police officers for incidents in the future that may affect them as well.

So I'll ask you some questions, but I think we always start out with a little bit of a bio of yourself, who are you, where'd you grow up, you know, if you're

allowed to talk with the agency that you work for, I mean it's no different than

googling your name and finding where you work for it. I think it's comical that you wouldn't be able to say that if that was the case. I don't want there to be a strife at all and we want to follow the rules because you have the continued, you know, you still aren't Lloyd there and all that jazz.

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