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Hey, gang, just a heads up.

We had a little bit of audio issue this week with our guests' audio.

A little bit of skips and jumps.

I think it's still eminently listenable.

So hopefully it won't distract you too much from the content.

And I hope you enjoy this episode.

All righty, gang, welcome back to the active self-protection podcast.

I am your host, Mike Williver, and I am your favorite former Fed.

And if I'm not, I should be.

With us today, a new friend of mine, Chris Shin, he is from the glorious Midwest, Missouri, to be specific, he is married with two kids.

And he has had a rather interesting incident in which he was detained and arrested for a firearms offense. And we're going to discuss what happened and why and what we think could have been done differently. So Chris, thanks so much for being here. I appreciate you coming on. Well, thank you, Mike, for having me. It's arguably an honor to be on your podcast. I think that's pretty arguable, actually. He was just,

he was just buttering me up with telling me how much he loves the ass videos on the channel. Big, big fan. Yeah, I appreciate that. So first of all, talk to us about growing up. I know you have some law enforcement people in your family. Talk to us, you don't have to name names, but talk to us about that and who those people are and how they shape your view of police and sheriffs and law enforcement in general.

Definitely, definitely. Talk to us, you don't have to name names, but talk to us about that and who those people are and how they shape your view of police and sheriffs and law enforcement in general.

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