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went to check on me. You know, it was a good, you know, good citizen or whatever. And he opens the door. And he's like, are you okay? And I was the first thing I said, I was like, don't call the cops. Travis Hoban grew up in New Jersey, dreaming of wearing the badge, just like his dad, but behind that dream was a family

history of alcoholism and trauma.

One year into becoming a cop, it all came crashing down with a DUI arrest.

Kicked off the force and spiraling, Travis hit rock bottom until he found the strength to turn

it all around.

Travis, welcome to Lockton, man. Thank you here. Thanks for having me. I appreciate it. Yeah, you came from Philadelphia area today? Like Cherry Hill, yeah. Okay. Not too bad of a drive. It was about three hours. Wasn't terrible. Came with the wife, so. But she didn't want to come watch the interview. No, no want to come inside she said keep her away for this yeah she wanted no parts so I dropped her off the mall she met her aunt there and her aunt lives in Connecticut also so oh that's what worked out yeah it's always interesting how many wives do do that like I'll have like the husbands come in I'm like oh why didn't you invite them up they're like oh They're like, oh, they're just staying in the car. And it's like, well, we got a nice lobby they come hang out. And they were like, they want no part of it. Yeah, I'm not surprised. It's just like, they're just like, it's all you, just, you know. Yeah, it's not like they're going to you had cab or anything um did you grow up in philly or no i grew up in uh i was born in

middletown, New Jersey.

It's central Jersey, but like people from Jersey lose their mind when you say like north, south.

It's central Jersey, but where I'm from now, people call Middletown, North Jersey.

It's not.

I believe there's a central Jersey.

So I grew up in Middletown, North Jersey. It's not. I believe there's a central Jersey. But so I grew up in Middletown, New Jersey, and my dad, my mom, and my brother, I have a brother is three years older than me. Yeah, I'm actually familiar with Middletown because I got a couple speeding tickets there. And I got my license suspended there because I never went back and and took care of it. I did it after prison and whatnot, but yeah, I got a speeding ticket and then never

paid or never... because I never went back and took care of it. I did it after prison and whatnot,

but yeah, I got a speeding ticket and then never paid or never filed or whatever it happened. And then after prison, I had to take care of it. I went there recently and it, they really like it, it's like really cool, like a hipster place. Like there's like a lot of like cool bars and stuff and everything to do there seems like a lot of fun now but what was your upbringing like um it was good my dad was a corrections officer in exas county jail they call it the the green monster um my mom was a stay-at-home

mom she worked here and there but um yeah it was good i mean you mean, you know, for the most part, it was good.

We got everything we ever wanted.

We weren't like without anything.

We were like, you know, middle, middle white trash, I guess, you know, weren't like, you know, super rich or anything.

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