Fantastic episode. I did many years with canine/tracking before swat. And it helped me as a swat operator insurmountably. And Jack is also right, playing in OPFOR will teach you volumes there is no substitute ever
I saw that Jack was going to be on and I had to watch. Listening to a fellow LAPD copper is so refreshing. No offense to anyone else, but some of the terms that he used is like having Air Support coming in for roll call training. It's great from someone that worked the same streets as I did back in the day. To hear about 77th Street again, brings up memories of great capers and history and tradition of LAPD. Well done brother! KMA 367!
I’ve grown to really like this podcast. Keep it u, it’s educational and it makes me understand that Cops aren’t all out to get you…. I do think Police forces do need to do everything and anything to take care of mental health resources.
John! My K9 mentor. I need to hit you up and check in. You were a big influence on me in my younger k9 days. Glad you like that podcast 👊🏼 might have to get you on!
These podcasts are so helpful. So much I didn't know. I didn't realize K9 officers sometimes get bit. Officials back in the day didn't have body cameras. Having cell phone is also important as you can't always put something over the police radio. Keep up with great work. I subscribed because there is some much to learn. Stay safe.
77th still has approx 50+ homicides year. Despite all the great work done there, crime is just as busy as the 80’s, 90’s, 2000’s. It doesn’t change and probably never will.
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I can’t believe you guys don’t have more subs. Great content and keep it up.
Thank you! We’re trying!!
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This was a great guest.. A unique take on K9 and air-support. 👮🇱🇷🚔
Great presentation. Listen to Jack, he knows his stuff. Well done guys.
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Good shit dudes. Blue Thunder all the way
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Fantastic episode. I did many years with canine/tracking before swat. And it helped me as a swat operator insurmountably. And Jack is also right, playing in OPFOR will teach you volumes there is no substitute ever
Thanks John. Sounds like you had a fun career 👊🏼
I saw that Jack was going to be on and I had to watch. Listening to a fellow LAPD copper is so refreshing. No offense to anyone else, but some of the terms that he used is like having Air Support coming in for roll call training. It's great from someone that worked the same streets as I did back in the day. To hear about 77th Street again, brings up memories of great capers and history and tradition of LAPD. Well done brother! KMA 367!
Thanks for the timestamps!
Jack has a wealth of knowledge. Great episode!
Jack is the man!!!
Thank you for mentioning us. All best from Slovenija
I’ve grown to really like this podcast. Keep it u, it’s educational and it makes me understand that Cops aren’t all out to get you…. I do think Police forces do need to do everything and anything to take care of mental health resources.
Thank you dude! That means a lot, and our main goal 🙌🏼
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Awesome episode!!!
Thank you Roger! 🙌🏼
Hey Kyle..John Halk from SSD K9..long time no see brother..just came across this podcast..great content..keep up the excellent work!
John! My K9 mentor. I need to hit you up and check in. You were a big influence on me in my younger k9 days. Glad you like that podcast 👊🏼 might have to get you on!
These podcasts are so helpful. So much I didn't know. I didn't realize K9 officers sometimes get bit. Officials back in the day didn't have body cameras. Having cell phone is also important as you can't always put something over the police radio. Keep up with great work. I subscribed because there is some much to learn. Stay safe.
Hi, Jack. You probably don’t remember me, but you’d remember my dad. He coached the LAPD soccer team when you were on it.
My first year in patrol, I had a suspect run and I found him in a doghouse. I didn’t know how common it was until watching this video. lol
Great podcast!
77th still has approx 50+ homicides year. Despite all the great work done there, crime is just as busy as the 80’s, 90’s, 2000’s. It doesn’t change and probably never will.
You’re probably right !