He's retired from the DEA, 32 years, the DEA Drug Enforcement Administration.

He retired out of Baltimore.

He's here to talk about supervising the Caribbean Division of the DEA, interdicting dangerous drug smugglers in an area from drug submarines to aircraft, boats, and more.

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We have Jack McFarland on the Low Enforcement Talk Ratio, his retired supervising agent from the DEA.

He did 32 years in the DEA, which stands for Drug Enforcement Administration.

A lot of people get that

one wrong. And yes, if you've been listening for a while you know, it's detailed of the DEA

out of Baltimore, with Helen Rainin, a bunch of other great people. I did there about two years

and had nothing but a great experience with them. And AUSA, as you name it, was a great deal.

Jack, first of all, thanks for your service. Secondly, thanks for being guests on the Law Enforcement Talk Rat Show. Both very much appreciate it. John, thank you very much for having me. I really appreciate it. By the way, just there's two websites you can check out. One is DEA.gov, which Jack would talk about why you might want to consider a career in the DEA. The great conversation. And if you want to connect with Jack, one of the best places you can do, especially for public speaking, is his LinkedIn page. LinkedIn.com just search for Jack McFarland. It's spelled M-A-R-L-A-N-D. Did I get that right? It's going to be MC, drop the A. Oh, MC-F-R-L-A-N-D. Let me repeat that. Very good. So the Jack, M-C-F-A-R-L-A-N-D, you'd think I'd have that down, Pat. But Irish cops talk to Irish cops. Forget it. You think I'd have that down.

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