He's a retired Arizona State Trooper. He's also United States Army veteran. During his law enforcement career, he worked in patrol. He was a gang unit detective, SWAT team member, and spent many years in the bomb squad. He's here to talk about his law enforcement career, the complications and stress from diffusing bombs and explosive devices and much more.

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Hi, I'm John Jay Wiley.

In addition to being a broadcaster, I'm also a retired police sergeant.

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Colleys from Arizona, we have Ken Emerson on the phone.

Ken is the United States Army veteran, also retired Arizona State Trooper.

He's got a great website called 5O Careers.com, which we'll talk about later on in the show.

Ken, thanks so much being guests on the show. Very much appreciated.

John, Jay, I really appreciate this opportunity. Thank you. It's an honor.

It's good to have you here. One of the things that I like doing with this show is breaking stereotypes.

And quite honestly, Americans are fed an untrue depiction of what law enforcement officers do in every aspect of law enforcement.

From Hollywood, the news media, social media, you name it.

But you spent a large part of your career in a segment of law enforcement that is really not understood.

And I'll be honest by me.

You were a bomb squad technician, correct?

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