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

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

It is I, old gingerface.

With you, as always.

Thank you for being here, as the intro states uh if you're

new to the show the pod guy asks a i asked the same five questions of every guest and the idea is to

get um real life stories and experiences totally unedited for what the men in law enforcement um men and

women on law enforcement have to deal with on the daily basis with the idea that we're

going to get a better appreciation for the profession. The questions are the first hot call

you responded to, the strangest and bizarre thing you dealt with, most intense or terrifying call,

positive or heartwarming situation, and advice to new officers. So that's kind of how the show goes.

I really appreciate everybody coming back, all the rating and reviewing that's going on. And,

uh, the Patreon, people are supporting the show through Patreon. Truly, truly, truly appreciate that.

I do have coming up an exciting, uh, sponsorship, which, uh, I will be announcing soon.

It's with a company that really aligns with the show.

So stand by for that, really, really pumped.

And today's guest, guys, really excited to have him.

He did 10 years as a cop in New Jersey, then 24 years for Las Vegas Police Department.

He was a speaker this year at the RNC, which is incredible.

We'll definitely ask him about that.

He's the founder of the Wounded Blue, the National Organization that supports injured and disabled law enforcement officers.

And he's also the host of his own podcast, A Cop's Life.

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