Iraq Counter Assault Team Contractor, Street Cop, SWAT, 82nd Airborne
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Jason Paletta a former 82nd Airborne, Street Cop, SWAT and Counter Assault Team Iraq Contractor, joins us in studio.
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“I’m going to date myself, I graduated high school in 1990”…. I just spit my coffee… I’ll date myself… I graduated high school in 1974… graduated the police academy in 1979…. In 1990 I was working Robbery Investigations…. Thank you for making me feel ancient… 😎 Thank You for your service… Great Show guys…
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Penlight/mini flashlight. Clip to the epaulet of the uniform shirt or mic loop on external carrier for a hands free task light when scratching paper, checking IDs or finding a key on the master ring.
Having multiple tourniquets on your person or very easy access to your medical bag is a must in a critical incident.
My sons been in LE for a yr, would love to give him this tool 🤓
I liked your guys idea on a prior episode of having Duct tape with you. To be used in many different useful ways.
Raptor shears. Great trauma/multitool.
This pod needs way more views i found this pod from watching the younger guy who was on the sidebar podcast talking about Karen read , he is breaded guy is awesome aswell , they eat there guest talk , im from Canada and just watched almost 20 hours of the Karen read case i think not guilty beyond reasonable doubt , but i respect the jury system , but this pod needs to blow up ,the pod about the Charolette police tradgey (20min) one kept me searching for more
My tool is my mind always be prepared to react first before a situation goes wrong! That's what I would say to a first responder 🎙️🧈
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We pulled out of Iraq in 2011. There was pretty much zero kinetic activity at that time
Remember this one girl I would see her during the hiring process. It took about a year from test to start of the academy class. She quick the first day because she did not want to cut her hair per academy rules.
My tool was a mechanics mirror, to look underneath vehicles, attics, or areas where I don’t wanna poke my head first.
Laser, windowbreaker
Flir - night vison field view camera for sure
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Big issue with cops today. Police departments should hire those with background with customer service and not so much military background
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This pod needs way more views i found this pod from watching the younger guy who was on the sidebar podcast talking about Karen read , the breaded guy is awesome aswell , they let there guest talk , im from Canada and just watched almost 20 hours of the Karen read case i think not guilty beyond reasonable doubt , but i respect the jury system , but this pod needs to blow up ,the pod about the Charolette police tradgey (20min) one kept me searching for more