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

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

It is I, Old Gingerface here with you as always, guys.

Thank you for being here.

Thank you for checking out the podcast.

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There's over 200 interviews with the men and women of law enforcement telling their stories, totally unedited, how they live them.

And it's evergreen content.

It's, you can consume a lot of it.

A lot of people find it. And they binge, they binge listen, which is, which is great, which,

which I like. And also, you know, if you really, really love the show on the page, if you join

the Patreon, you'll get, um, two cops in the news a month, which is more topical stuff. You'll get at least one if you don't join, but that's just a way to

really show me some love. If you've consumed a ton of the free content and you want to give me a

couple shekels, then, you know, you can do it that way. But today's show, very excited for it. As always,

this guy's got a great, great resume, and he's also got a bunch of other stuff going on. Pretty, pretty impressive.

He's served in patrol, narcotics, criminal investigations. He's been team, team leader of

multi-jurisdictional SWAT team. He's trained and qualified as a SWAT sniper, as well as in

hostage, rescue, and high-risk entry tactics recently.

He served for three years with U.S. Marshals Regional Fugitive Task Force,

hunting the worst of the worst.

He's working for a sheriff's office in the Birmingham, Alabama area.

Without further ado, let me bring on the great Stu Jones.

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