I see him make a sudden move towards me, and that's when I see him come from his waistband with that gun.

I leaned into my truck to move away and try to grab his hand.

By the time I make contact with his hand, I've been shot in the face.

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and tell them the Ask podcast sent you. All righty, gang, welcome to the first ever video episode of the Active Self-Protection podcast. If you're just hearing this, it's probably

because you don't have the Active Self-Protection Unlimited app. I recommend that you get it.

It's well worth it. So much extra stuff on there. I highly recommend it. With that said,

our first video guest is a gentleman named Tyrone Reed. He met John Correa and I think maybe

Neil at Shot Show. Is that correct? Yes, sir. All right. He met

at Shot Show, told him his story and was willing to come on and talk about what is up there in the

most traumatic incidents we've had on the show. We've had some pretty bad ones, but this one might

just take the cake year to date. So he has eight kids. He lives in Houston, Texas, excuse me, from where

many of our videos come from, unfortunately, an inordinate number from Brazil and Houston, Texas,

for some reason. He has a personal protection officer and a private investigator, among other things.

So Tyrone, thanks for coming on. How are you, sir? I'm good and you.

I'm doing well. So folks watching this, you're not going to get your money's worth today. I'm new with this video thing. I know I'm on the main channel doing the badge cans, but that's different. And John runs all that for me and our editors and stuff. So this is a be a learning experience. Hopefully I don't blow this too badly and I managed to look at the camera.

So Tyrone, tell us, how long have you been the line of work of, uh, personal protection and private investigation? Um, I, I took that up about, uh, four years ago. Okay. How do you like it? Other than being shot, how do you like it? I mean, I love the job, honestly. You know, I get to work my own schedule.

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