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Things Police See: Firsthand Accounts

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Massachusetts police officer Steve Gould interviews a variety of law enforcement officers about their most intense moments on the job. Shocking moments, humorous moments and terrifying moments are recalled by the officers that experienced them. Meet the variety of personalities that make up the police and get to know them on a personal level. You couldn't make these stories up if you tried. **new ... more

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Recent Guests

Chad Jensen
Former Pomona SWAT team member, motorcycle officer, field training officer, and author
Pomona Police Department
Episode: Indicted by the FBI: A Pomona SWAT Officer's Fight for the Truth | Chad Jensen
Robert Hardwick
Sheriff of St. Johns County, Florida
St. Johns County Sheriff's Office
Episode: Sheriff Robert Hardwick: 32 Years Policing, Murders & Florida Justice
Ross Teeple
Sheriff of Pinal County, Arizona; former lieutenant; subject of Netflix show Unlocked, A Jail Experiment
Pinal County Sheriff's Office
Episode: Sheriff Ross Teeple: Unlocked Jail Experiment, Border Threats & Cop War Stories
Jeff Casselman
Retired law enforcement officer, author of 'Survival Guide' focusing on TBI and PTSD in law enforcement
Sentinel Neuro Awareness Institute
Episode: 27 Years in Law Enforcement: TBI, PTSD, Survival — Jeff Casselman
Ernie Stevens
Retired officer from the San Antonio Police Department, founder of the mental health unit, and co-author of a book on police experiences
San Antonio Police Department
Episode: 30 Years on the San Antonio PD: Ernie Stevens' Wildest Calls, Crisis Cops & Mental Health Reform
Scott Medlin
Retired officer and co-author of a book for aspiring police officers
Episode: 30 Years on the San Antonio PD: Ernie Stevens' Wildest Calls, Crisis Cops & Mental Health Reform
Barry Black
Former FBI agent with a career spanning significant events in U.S. history, including Waco, the Oklahoma City bombing, and Ground Zero.
FBI (retired)
Episode: FBI Agent Barry Black: Waco Sniper, OKC Bombing, Ground Zero Responder
Cameron Pavlicek
Active narcotics agent for the state of Montana, Afghanistan war veteran, and founder of Yellowstone Narcotics, a law enforcement training company.
Montana Narcotics Officers Association
Episode: Montana Narcotics Agent: Wild Undercover Ops & Other Intense Police Stories
Scott Zierden
A retired lieutenant from the Minneapolis Police Department with extensive experience in various roles including patrol and training, now an attorney and law enforcement instructor.
Hennepin County
Episode: 30-Year Minneapolis Cop Tells INSANE Stories + George Floyd Case Insights

Host

Steve Gould
Host of a podcast that features firsthand accounts from police officers about their experiences in law enforcement, showcasing the diverse personalities within the force.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 1.8k ratings
  • Love the detailed experiences

    I love listening to police experiences and calls they have been on. So interesting to hear details, type of calls they hate, best and worst experiences and everything in between. Great podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Haso86
    United Statesa month ago
  • Fun AND interesting

    I found Sgt. Steve on Youtube which brought me here. I appreciate your stories - especially the K-9 ones!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Elaine in Baltimore
    United States2 months ago
  • Interesting

    I notice it ain’t never no black cops being interviewed

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Baby Koba
    United States7 months ago
  • Great show, great guests, great host!

    Love this podcast, hearing the stories from different officers and agents is really awesome.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BlueRidgeSurvivalYT
    United States10 months ago
  • Love This Show!

    Been listening to this show since 2020 and I love every episode, I listen to it on my way to and from work.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Alexw345
    United States10 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the variety of personal stories shared by different officers, often finding them both entertaining and educational. There are positive reviews highlighting the host's engaging style and the relatability of guests.
Overall, feedback indicates a solid connection to law enforcement narratives, with many expressing the desire for deeper insights into mental health and community relations. Discussions around sensitive topics have drawn mixed reactions, showcasing the show's impact on various demographics that engage with policing narratives.
Critiques mention a perceived lack of diversity among guests, with calls for more representation of voices from various backgrounds within law enforcement.

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Talking Points

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Indicted by the FBI: A Pomona SWAT Officer's Fight for the Truth | Chad Jensen
Q: What year was it, Chad?
The events leading to the indictment occurred around 2015 with the indictment happening on October 25, 2017, and the first trial in November 2018, including a hung jury and a second trial resulting in not guilty.
Indicted by the FBI: A Pomona SWAT Officer's Fight for the Truth | Chad Jensen
Q: Chad, can you tell us about your most intense or terrifying call?
The most intense moment was when a foot pursuit turned into a confrontation where a suspect pulled a weapon, leading to a high-adrenaline chase, a tactical stop, and a life-threatening moment that underscored the constant danger of policing.
Sheriff Ross Teeple: Unlocked Jail Experiment, Border Threats & Cop War Stories
Q: What would you tell new officers about entering law enforcement today?
Focus on real human interaction—put down the phones, engage one-on-one with people, and develop verbal skills and empathy; these are essential when building trust and de-escalating potentially dangerous situations.
27 Years in Law Enforcement: TBI, PTSD, Survival — Jeff Casselman
Q: What advice would you give to new people getting into law enforcement?
Document any concussions you have, as you're going to need to know this and your family will notice the changes first.
Canadian Peace Officer Explains Policing in Alberta & On‑Duty Stories
Q: Can you tell us about an intense or possibly terrifying call you dealt with?
Brad described a harrowing situation where two suspects assaulted him, resulting in a vehicle theft, giving a glimpse into the risks faced by peace officers.

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Recent guests on Things Police See: Firsthand Accounts include:

1. Chad Jensen
2. Robert Hardwick
3. Ross Teeple
4. Jeff Casselman
5. Ernie Stevens
6. Scott Medlin
7. Barry Black
8. Cameron Pavlicek

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