Undercover Narcotics Detective interview-Britt Elmore
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- Soft White Underbelly interview and portrait of Britt Elmore, an undercover narcotics detective in San Francisco.
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I know that guy had some serious stories to tell. This interview should’ve been three hours. I hope he can bring him back to tell more stories after retirement.
PLEASE BRING HIM BACK MARK! I feel like he’s just getting started.
Agreed! Would love to hear more.
I bet your correct about more stories,but I'd imagine a lot of them aren't to be told ..lol! This guy has to be a fantastic bar hang...lol 😊
I bet a few drinks he'd tell you some shit that would make you cry,shit your pants and then call a therapist... LMFAO 🤣
Sorry one more thing,I 100% agree that his interview should have been more like a documentary,longer and more informative. Hopefully he comes back for more interviews!
Kudos to Britt for acknowledging his wife and her contribution to the success of his family. Excellent interview
How do you think he stayed married for so long 😂
I knoooow ❤ that was my fav part too!!!! Just that would have made my heart smile if I was her ❤
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Damn you must really be lonely lmao
I caught that too
Dudes a straight cop he said he don’t think criminals can’t be rehabilitated I got out after doing 14 years in prison I’ve been out 6 years married get up every morning working a 9 to 5 and my brother in law who was my homeboy from my gang has been out for 2 years after doing 22 years and my best friend been out 3 years after doing 17 years we all work 9 to 5 and have new cars houses kids wife’s so people need to stop being so narrow minded many people change for the better after making a mistake
That's awesome to hear ...Stay straight my bro! Keep up the good work!
That's great man! Glad you straightened it out.
Good job!
That's great for you but it is unusual. I worked for the probation service and there are far more reoffenders than we like to admit.
I’m glad you had success.
The fact that you respect both sides says a lot about you Britt. As real as it gets! This interview is more educational than most documentaries could ever be.
What?!? Street buys are low hanging fruit easiest bust! Saying no one me talks about fentanyl high up is a straight lie! It’s all over every news channel. And the respect?!? That’s a pandering comment. This was such a low brow interview. He fit in because he’s THAT CLOSE to being one himself. He’s barely any different.
What manual labor does he do?!? He’s buying drugs off dealers! There’s no effort in that! He’s glorifying being one tad notch less lazy himself. Do you people not respect farmers?!? Farmers don’t work hard?! Guess what cannabis growers are ten times the work ethic and actual labor than this guy did!!
The war on drugs is a massive failure and this guy should be fucking ashamed of himself for being a tool for cartels and private prison corporations who have vested interests in keeping drugs illegal. You want to see these troglodytes completely glitch and question their life's work? Break down how Portugal essentially eradicated their drug problem. This guy is on the wrong side of history and that's really all there is to it
This is outstanding. Brit’s career is prolific. Honored to have worked alongside him for several years. Despite the hundreds of incredible cases he put together, I will always remember him as a great teacher. And he stayed humble throughout. Truly one of a kind.
Omg. Monkey work. Street buys are lowest hanging fruit. Zero skill or balls involved. The addicts buying off the same guys all day so don’t they have the same balls you do? Also GED. 3 letters is all it takes. Come on JP. Slow the back claps and circle jerk off of each other. 🤣 Guns take a little more research and balls, I’ll give you a little on that one. But guys talking about street buys?!? Lol
So you are a Piggly Wiggly
I feel what you are saying as I listen to him. he’s a gem
Omg, another meat head woman that likes meat head men. Sad. The guys is a high school drop out and trained pathological liar. Imagine how much he cheated on his wife and can lie to her face! He is trained sociopath to lie in face of fear. That’s his job! But you average basic masses are fooled and impressed by the other characteristics. Sad how retarded the masses are@@julz7753
That is lovely to learn further. That he really WAS a nice aswell
One good-hearted, hardworking man can leave a legacy of an entire growing family of good guys. He should be proud.
I started smoking cigarettes since my teenage. I'm a veteran, was actually addicted to alcohol and cigarettes. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Got diagnosed with cptsd. Not until my son recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. Much respect to mother nature the great magic shrooms.
Amen God bless people. Save your health save your mind. Life is better without heroin, cocaine, alcohol and cigarettes. And you have more money in your pocket. God bless everyone who has rejected the devils intentions to be addicted to alcohol and cigarettes etc which can cause so much damage to health.
YES very sure of Dr.benfungi. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.
Mushrooms are very medicinal. This is why anybody familiar with psilocybin and any other kind of fungi will tell you, "They are alive." They have a very ancient wisdom. To my experience, all mushrooms have always said, "Pay attention to your life. How you think, how you feel, and what will you do with the information that you always knew, but now are seeing in this point of view." This is why mushrooms are so respected in tribal cultures. This mental health treatment works for me too. Half micro doses do the trick for me. At least a few days at a time with lengthy time in between. Thank you for sharing this point!
How do I reach out to him? Is he on insta
Yes he's Dr.benfungi. Shrooms to me is a natrual healer. I know a guy who has used mushrooms in the same way and they have really helped him. mah dudes have safe trips all.
I love how he speaks of his wife and children 💕
Me too👍🙂
Moral of the story, it’s very difficult to change your ways. So be careful what way you choose.
Not enough self love with the drug users/drug dealers. The dealers have to know of feel some responsibility for the customers that did from the drugs they bought off them. A low life drug dealer vs addicted person maybe caused by childhood trauma.
My son in law overdosed on fentanyl 8 years ago. He left a beautiful 5 year old little boy behind, my grandson. Ive never seen so much hurt in someone’s eyes. He will forever be haunted by that day.
So sorry to hear!..my daughter is actively on fentanyl I worry everyday fear that knock at the door 😢
Sorry but no offense why are people upvoting this and what does it have to do with an interview with an undercover cop?
Agreed, 1st thing I thought when I read her comment. Wtf?! Not relevant hah.
@@asdfqwerty5389 who? The guy who created fentanyl or the guy who used it what are you on?
@@jm12green31there is no need for fentanyl if you sell och give out heroin for free. if heroin was sold by the state and tested there would be a whole lot of lives saved. and the man in the interview is just in it for the thrill, he does more damage than a crack dealer.
I don't think stricter laws are the answer for the drug problem. As a recovering addict, the thought of life in prison wouldn't have stopped me from doing what I did. And I'm sure cartels out people in situations that they have no choice. Some way, some how, the addicts have to be helped, the children have to be taught better. If no one wants to buy them, the drugs won't sell. I found way out. Every addict can, but there's just not a lot of hope out there.
I love this man .He is just totally honest ,interesting and i’m certain the best Dad to his kids .
Brilliant interview. Enjoyed his perspective of crime and modern society. Worked in that area for almost 40 years. Same conclusions. Honest guy staying in his lane. Best wishes to him on a well earned retirement.
Wait, what?!? Honest?!? You clearly didn’t work in that field or you’re one of the similar professional liars that develop your cognitive dissonance to your conscious and you have to convince yourself of the supposed character you claim to have instead of the person you are. You lied to dealers to gain trust. Lied to others to climb gang ladders. You’re the exact same as any other liar but you excuse it as you lied for good. Sammy the bull killed as a mafia soldier. He didn’t indiscriminately kill for no reason like a serial guy. He did it for his cause like a marine. God you people tweak twist and justify just like a tweaker! Your pathology is amazing how you will characterize yourselves! You fool the masses but aren’t the masses generally retarded😉🫣🤣 I’m sooo glad I have lived an actual life. I have life experience and I’m educated. I see right through the best liars bullshit. You guys admit you had to play the acting game better than the next guy to gain trust and not get made out! Right? Exactly 😉 come on fool, you only fool the fools!
He loved to con and people in prison over stuff that shouldn't put people in cages for 10+ years. And he did what he did for the rush, while he admits it changes nothing. Kind of like an addict.
Narcotics and weapons trafficking work is just a different street gang. He admits he participated in trafficking for months just for one case. He admits his work isn't doing anything, and he blames it on law enforcement, yet he can't seem to connect the dots. Law enforcement is in on the same racket as the cartels; the feds are like godfathers. People, drugs, weapons. Like never before, we see the government seemingly allowing it all. Gosh, I wonder why.
Honest guy staying in his lane? Sure, if you mean the status quo of a criminal empire.
What I meant by 'stays in his lane' is that he realizes he is a civil servant and is given a task and does it well. He doesn't claim to be a PhD researcher examining the outcomes of his method. When he is asked if the approach is making a difference he states his view, and he has certainly earned that right.
I'm not sure how you would gather evidence as a police officer without being involved in the process. I didn't do the same job as this guy but I did investigations and was around all facets of the process at various times in my career, often simultaneously. I know for sure the police don't target people because they don't like the cut of their jib. Usually it's to deal with a longterm history of criminal behavior.
Finally I went university for the equivalent of 8 years. I chose to avoid research or teaching, and for the most part managing, because like this guy wanted to hands on. I do believe in the system, but acknowledge it needs ongoing improvement, especially now.
A man’s man. The world could definitely use more guys like Britt. Thank you for the interview.
The tribes strongest is also a meat head right? Haha, the shaman is the smartest guy usually. These guys are the work horse brawn. Not the brains by a mile! He had to become a pathological liar to gain dealers trust and not get made a cop right! He’s a better liar than the dealers!! Amazing you people justify lying and shitty other behavior like beating people up and fucking the hookers to eventually take them down. How many times did this dude cheat on his wife!! 🫣😉 sorry folks. I can commend him for fighting on the one side of crime but I’m not stupid enough to be blind. I wouldn’t loan this guy a dollar if I was his friend nor trust my wife alone around him. Never lend a power tool as a neighbor either. Wow you people are easily fooled!
Great interview. It's awesome that his whole family is so "normal". His marriage survived, him & his wife have raised great productive kids, he has grandkids, he enjoyed his job & retired from a great career. A great role model for his kids. Very few interviews like this one. Thank you for sharing this video with us. 👍🇨🇦😊
I was undercover narcotics for four years. It was the job that I enjoyed in law enforcement the most. The comradery was awesome. I have always been an adrenaline junky and boy there is no shortage of adrenaline producing moments lol. I was at a city of about 100,000 and I can't imagine what it was like for Britt being in San Francisco. Congratulations on your retirement and enjoy it...you sure as hell have earned it brother.
Oh so your the gustapo
Apparently so and as the guy that interview said things are getting worse so what's the point of doing this if it's not helping @@joedizzle3128
@@joedizzle3128can’t even spell gestapo right, probably a junkie
What is the pension like?
So you only worked cases of drugs having a psychoactive compound with numbing or paralyzing properties (heroin, morphine, opiates)? Because those other drugs like cocaine, marijuana, meth, etc… are other classes of drugs that are not a narcotic.
I live just outside SF and him retiring already feels like a huge loss to our community. I hope his son-in-laws are like him and future generations as well.
Sadly, his sons could be better than he is and it won't matter, as long as progressive liberal District Attorneys and politicians refuse to punish criminals then it is only going to get worse!
This man is one in a million. To do this job knowing that there are only a handful of people that could hold it together under such circumstances is profound to me. The fact that he’s married to a woman that understands him,and I’m sure shows him the “ other side “ of what he must be dealing with everyday - I assume this is his first and ONLY wife speaks volumes - . He has three kids that are all exemplary decent people , and many grandchildren is his payoff . I can’t imagine being surrounded by that much love, and respect. His humility shines through as well. I have no idea how this came up on my screen this morning, and why I watched it. This was an eye opener in respect to how invasive ,and dangerous this job must be. Kudos to this man . Ps. I’m assuming they’re not using his real name …
He’s my age. What a great guy!!! I could listen to his stories for days. It would be so interesting! I’m a widow. Why can’t I meet a cool dude like this?! Fascinating! Great video Mark!! How do you have a perfect life? Sure isn’t in the cards for me.
Yo grandpa's a badass! I have a hard time with the narc position because the war on drugs isn't our most productive move as a nation, but this guy is doing the best with what he has and his respect, knowledge, and experience is truly valuable.
SF community is so lucky to have a man like this , a man wired this way to serve his community … perfect for his role. Wish we had many more!
If you’re a criminal and you can’t tell this guy is a cop then you should probably get a new occupation
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We have a saying in UC work. " we only catch the dumb or greedy ones"
I was thinking the same thing..
For real!
If you're a criminal, you're a piece of Schitt!
Any interview that doesn't involve Rebecca is a great video.
Thank you !! I'm done with he/she.
@@greatplainsman3662 Actually it's straight up she but I've had enough.
Agreed, 1 interview with that dude was plenty for me.
This is unnecessary
Hilarious. She’s a joke.
this blokes a literal brick with eyes what a legend
Legend of oppression and repression
Yes ,thats a great description
Lol ! Absolutely!! We call this a brick- shithouse !!! Not a knock towards him it just means he’s one huge tuff man looking
No. Not he’s not a _literal_ brick with eyes. He’s a human with eyes. Learn what literal means.
@@natas12rm please get a grip. People like him are the only reason our whole country hasn’t descended into madness. And it’s crazy enough now.
Get this man back for a 2 hour interview, dude is just interesting.
Britt my dad started off in S.F.P.D. for his first ten years then went to California DOJ as Narcotics Special Agent, we lived in the Ingleside. Lots of stories including us kids dealing with credible kidnap threats. My dad was interviewed and on the cover of a well known magazine for his work.
Wow... I would love to read some of your true life stories. I get it got crazy and interesting at the same time, also made you grow up faster and be aware of bad things. Which is good to have in this day in age.
Me to !!
Great question did ever look @ dad and wonder how people didn't know he was a cop?🤔
@Spookdog56 Very interesting! Is it true that the most sophisticated group that SFPD/ Cali Narcotics dealt with was actually LSD distributors? I know that LSD isn’t the type of major drug that most people think of like cocaine heroin (or nowadays fentanyl) but I’ve heard that the group that synthesized and distributed LSD nationwide (out of the Bay Area, 70s-90s) were so discreet and disciplined that the major players were never caught and cases never got beyond the mid level distributors? Idk if that’s actually true but it’s what I’ve heard 🤔 I would have thought that it would be the Colombians or the Mexicans or maybe LCN but it was interesting anecdote to hear.
Excellent interview!!! What an amazing man.....
And humble....His accomplishments in such a dangerous line of work are just remarkable. I wish him all the best in his retirement... something tells me hes not going to be retired long...hes just got so much energy, wisdom, and knowledge and retiring just isnt in his blood yet, although hes earned it....whatever he decides to do, i wish him , his wife, and family all the best and much happiness....AND AGAIN, GREAT JOB ON THE INTERVIEW!!! GLAD I FOUND YOU AS RECOMMENDED...EXCELLENT!!!
I love these interviews. They are so interesting. I love to see all walks of life. Thank you Mark!
Great interview. Congratulations on your retirement, Britt. Thanks for your service and all the best to you. Please have him back!!!
These interviews are addictive. I try not to go in with any preconceived notions. I just watched the interview with the guy that drove tour buses for bands. Great interview with a fantastic guy.
Interview his wife
Which one
Good morning all, Great way to start the day with a SWU interview! Thank you Mark.
Marks' long interviews offer a very nuanced look at the people he talks to. You really feel like you know who the person is after listening to them.
This is the kind of people we need in this country
Loved your life story being UC. I really love how humbled you are with the way you talk about your Family! GOD BLESS YOU 🙏🏼
Thank you for risking your life to save others❤
Thank you mark for putting these out much love from West Virginia
Need him back for another interview
In its pure medicinal form, fentanyl is a life saver for pain management. After extensive surgery, in burn treatment and others such as severe pain from incurable cancer, it helps. I've been on fentanyl patches a few times. Went on, then went off with no problems. Lets not forget that either as doctors are now growing very careful in prescribing it, even for terminal cancer patients.
I think a lot of people don't even realize that fentanyl prescribed by a medical professional and what these people on the street are taking are not the same thing.
I agree about Fentanyl. Retired oncology RN.
Fentanyl is a double edged sword. Very useful medically when it’s controlled.
THANK YOU.
I’ve been on a jury for over a year, and we hear the condensed version. We would love to hear these details for every case.
It's a testament to what kind of person he is cause he is a family man. Still married to same women being married so young. This is the definition of a man 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻❤️
Mark,
Great interview and thanks for protecting this man as his job is difficult every day.
Standard interview, subject is actually very low educated admittedly and is not hardworking at all. He did the same job as a lowest hanging fruit easy street buy,except he just filled out paperwork filing after the buy. Thats the same as packing and packaging up like the dealer. Hours at home at night preparing for the next day. He’s trained liar to fool dealers and hookers etc. these guys admit they have to become the same to integrate in and deceive and fit in. Cannabis growers are farmers right? You respect farmers hard work? Please tell me how they don’t do ten times the hard work as an undercover buyer?? Weed growers are ten times the hard worker than even plumbers and most average Americans in the work force. And they have to do all the jobs, trim harvest pack dry farm plant clone water, measure nutrients etc.
Completely taken with this guy!! Would love an interview with his family…. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thoroughly enjoyed this interview, the best in a long time. Please do more interviews with Officer Elmore.
I’m a San Franciscan since 94. I can attest to the glooming darkness that envelopes the city now. It draws mentally ill, substance users and underclass that parasitically intermix with the fortunate who also call SF home. Seemingly no amount of city or state money in programs address or stems the tide. The ongoing crush of very damaged people is changing the balance of SF. I feel for all of us in this struggle. No one person is better then another.
refreshing to know there are people out there like this
I'm a native San Franciscan. Grew up on Guerrero... And yes things are out of control in the tenderloin. I used to visit a friend that lived in one of those apartments in the tenderloin... I no longer visit her because that neighborhood is just to intense. I love my city and hope things get better. And thank you for your service!
Gotta vote different
Back in the mid 2000s I met a dude up there to pick up something glad he knew the neighborhood because it was very rough .
At about 17:30 Mark mentions him choosing the cop side when he could easily have chosen the bad guy side. Britt says he didn't choose, it was his path. Britt you may not have set out to be a cop but it was your choice to say "I need to do better for my family, they need me to have a steady job with benefits." That was the pivotal choice you made. Winding up in the narcotics department was the destiny part of it. Kudos to you sir!
It's 5am & I still can't sleep!! I love your interviews. They help me & keep me humble. Ty Scott ❤
Me too lol
Me to 😊
Same here Kimmy...wide awake. Insomnia and worry. But your comm stood out to me because, 1) I'm awake & 2) My name is Kim too. Lol 😊 So, I guess we are the only ones NOT sleeping in today! 😉 Have a great Saturday Kim! 💯💫
@@PrismosPicks love this . Rainy day in South Carolina. I need to get up !
Same😂
27 years and zero impact on drug distribution, or use, in the country.
Lol. I'm sure if they keep doing the same things, it will work eventually. I believe there's a saying about doing the same thing over and over expecting a different outcome is the most logical train out thought. Or something like that. 😂
Great interview love these type of interviews and respect the bravery of our officers.
GED remember. Enforcement might work a lot better if there was any intelligence in there.
I wish I could meet a man like him.. he seems so honest and accountable... god bless him ❤
family men are hard to find. good men who are honorable and faithful to the partners. dying breed.
I'll tell you how. Be what you want to meet. A man like this will see through someone who is full of ish
My ex husband was in the military, then LVMPD. He eventually became working for the feds, I’m not able to share what he does - but this man’s story is fantastic! Please bring him back! ❤ TY for your service…*As a wife for someone who was in the military & Las Vegas department, I would always be concerned with his safety. But it takes guts, to do what he does.
You might as have interviewed my son who does the exact sane thing in the Midwest. Every word the same. Bless you sir. Only difference is that he’s wanted to be a cop since 3. (Not great for a cop mom’s anxiety!!! Bless you for your service sir & you deserve a wonderful retirement. 🙏🏻💙🙏🏻
Loved this interview. Definitely needs to be another interview with Britt. I’d love to hear more stories. All the best with your retirement 😊
Yay Finally Another One Of These Stories...Post More Of These.
Please keep doing these kinds of interviews Mark. This was awesome
I was SFPD from 2015-2022 (I was fired over the vaccine mandate). For young, motivated cops of my era, Britt was an inspiration and a legend. I wanted to be like him and the OG cops I knew on GTF, Specs, TAC, Narcotics. I don't want to say the guys who were my idols, but Britt was one of them. The epitome of a quiet professional. I so happy you portray both sides of this coin we call life, copping, drug addiction, etc. Stay say Britt. Get as many years out as you put in. God Bless. Thanks Mark.
Oh dam i never knew that police departments were firing cops for not taking the vaccine, i thought it was mostly just health care workers
How many cops in that department refused the vaccine?
You got a lawsuit going against the department now?
Shout out to you for your service, and for standing against the wicked vax mandates! It takes an incredible amount of courage to stand - especially when your career is on the line. I pray that you and your family are restored and blessed abundantly. 🙏🏾
I hope avoiding the jab hasn't put you on the other side because it's very hard to maintain life and living in the bay area🎉
@@onetwo12onetwo526 thank you for the concern. I moved outta state and am doing well now. Still miss the job everyday, and sometimes SF.
solid interview. i have a general sense of resentment towards law enforcement but i have respect for this dude.
As with all cops he can’t see the forest for the trees and his failed belief that the laws are the problem is juvenile. In 1980 the US was this incarcerating 180 people out of 100,000. By 2016 we’re incarcerating almost 700 out 100,000, far more than any other nation in the world. Each prisoner costs the taxpayer around $40 grand per year to house.
We’ve made zero headway in the war on drugs and have lost the war. This guy loved the OT he was paid to arrest low level dealers.
I heard a great quote from a prison warden who was sick of the overcrowding in his prison. He said “we have to start differentiating between who we’re mad at and who we’re afraid of.”
No easy answers and I don’t want violent people on the streets but after 40 years of the failed war on drugs there has to be more prevention and less incarceration. We always have prison beds but waiting lists for recovery beds.
Breakdown of the family is also responsible and that’s a tough one.
@@jtjones4081Completely agree that the breakdown of the family is a huge aspect which is a constant and ongoing issue, especially in the black community. However, I don't understand how you can say that laws have no effect when we can see plain as day that since the passing of Prop 47, which basically decriminalized low level drug use and crime, that both of those things have absolutely exploded to epidemic levels, to the point that they are now finally considering reforming the law. Coincidence?
@@smhenson1512 that’s one point you referenced, and I’ll bite: the problem was already there and bad when changed. Horrible example, but that’s your laziness and inauthentic easy argument. Shame on you. The cops need a job, more laws or tougher give them job security.
These low street dealers have the easiest job. No research or planning to walk up and buy, he admitted he didn’t even do the arrest which is the dangerous part! He’s also a trained pathological liar to gain dealers trust and hookers etc. he’s a bad faith actor right? His poor wife. Probably blows lies over her head easily. And how many times he’s cheated on her! People use your brains. They admit they have to become just like the criminals and better in fact to gain trust etc!
@@hoopslaa5235What a moronic generalization based on literally zero facts. Did your mom get cheated on by a cop or something? Sounds like you're injecting a lot of personal bias into this.
@@hoopslaa5235Furthermore, you also didn't "bite" anything. You didn't address my question in the slightest, so I'll ask it again. Is it a coincidence that after Prop 47 passed, which led to reduced sentences for criminals and the decriminalization of many drug offenses, and reduced penalties for many other crimes, these types of crimes absolutely skyrocketed in CA? This time maybe address the question instead of making blanket generalizations and straw man arguments based on nothing.
These interviews need to be an hour longer . Some of these people have so many stories to tell. GO DEEP MARK.
Many thanks, Mark, for this excellent interview. It’s good to hear from the good guys busting the bad guys. As you said, the line is very thin for stepping over to the bad dudes.
WoW. I’m so thankful that people like this exist. No way I would have the guts to do it. Enjoy your retirement mate and stay safe🙏
It makes me feel very uncomfortable knowing this is on the internet, I know he is now retired, but the bad guys he’s dealt with over the years… They don’t retire.
Is he retired? I’m also worried about the “bad guys” seeing this and harming him. But I thought Mark said that he can’t release his name until he is retired. So maybe he is still actively working. Prayers for his protection 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
As soon as this gentleman mentioned the fact that the inmates mentioned they were just messing with him and testing him on the first day of being a CO, I knew this dude was legit and I immediately had lots of respect for him... His story only got better too. Wishing you a happy and great retirement sir, salute.
That interview needed to be at least two hours. Great and fascinating interview.
Thank you to this gentleman for what he has done! Hope he has a long, happy and well deserved retirement!
Great interview. For all you’ve done you’re a humble guy who kept it all in perspective. Enjoy your retirement brother .
Imagine being this guy's buddy for the past 10 years & now watching this video
Loved this interview! Hope you bring him back he has a lot of good stories to tell!! Enjoy your retirement!!
Wow man, this guy's life was totally "designed" to be a Narcotics Detective! Hope he enjoys his well earned retirement!
I get a kick out of cops claiming their jobs are so dangerous. It’s way more dangerous being a farmer, truck driver, and 15 other jobs and those folks don’t get a bagpipe parade or Cadillac pension for their families.
Cops are drama queens which is probably why they shoot people that don’t need shot.
Great interview, thanks guys!! Britt/ Mark 🤟
South City/DC represent 💯 . Born and raised in SoSanFran!! Thank you for your time and commitment!!!
Please bring him back, that was too short, I’m a native San Franciscan and I enjoyed listening to him!
Hollywood actors don't have nothing undercover narcotics detectives. The level of believability you would need to be successful in a bust. Stumbling over your lines could literally cost you your life! I enjoy these types of interviews.
Who trusts perfection? I don't
TY for your service Britt. Congratulations on your retirement. God bless you & your family ❤️🇺🇸
Thank you sir for all the work you done ..
We need more stories!
Please have Britt on again for at least 60 minutes
Great guy, hardworking. He's right about the fentanyl and the "quick buck that everyone is trying to make". There was a girl recently who overdosed on fentanyl laced marijuana given to her by a dealer. Dealers are adding it to a lot of things to have the "best stuff" on the local market. It's very dangerous. I'm glad I've been sober for a long time, nowadays people are hooked on things they can't get off, the stuff is too strong. Not sure if anyone will see this comment, but if you are using please think of your life. Basic things that helped me...getting away from people who use, some therapy, books like 30 Days to Sobriety by Harper Daniels (a mindfulness guide), The Easy Way by Carr, and the Tao Te Ching, diving deep into hobbies, and doing intense exercise.
Liar
Then he started comparing fentanyl to crack and talking about ‘stricter laws’ and lost me. How about make these shitty substances legal, so people at least know what they’re getting. The Drug War was lost decades ago and they’re still beating that dead horse…
@@TheJudgeofLevelstm How so?
Fentanyl laced Marijuana is a myth.
Absolute nonsense stop spreading bs stories. No girl died from fentanyl laced weed. This guy is no hero and the drug war is raging worse than ever. You wouldn't excuse any other profession failing at their ultimate goal this hard.
Great interview. Really enjoyed it .
Hi Mark, I really enjoy the detective or retired cops interviews. They’re amazing to watch. Hopefully you have an opportunity to do some more.
Well your not undercover anymore buddy 📷
That's EXACTLY what I just commented. Seems like a good guy and I thoroughly enjoyed the interview but I thought the #1 rule to being an "undercover" cop was keeping people from finding out you're a cop. Giving a public interview on this big of a platform with no disguise or blurred out face just seems like taking unnecessary, possibly deadly risks. Think I would have waited til I left that unit/retired to do this one. 🤷♀️
@@amysnews6808 He did retire at the end of December 2023. But still...surely people he helped put away would be able to recognize something about him, no matter how he disguised himself as an undercover cop. And those people must have associates on the outside. Strange choice to come on this channel less than a week after retiring.
Totally great interview. This guy was born into being a thug or a cop. He having a good heart and tough made the right decision.
He looks like he knows and seen a lot. Can tell in his face. I also like how he didn’t bash the guys he busted like most law enforcement do.. He said he understands them which helps him actually bust them in the long run. Dope interview.
What a man. As >20yr SF resident this especially resonates with me. Thanks Britt.
Salute to you Sir. Thank you for your service.
This man was driven by the responsibility he felt and love he had for his wife and babies. Respect.
Interesting! Best podcast in the Universe.
True stories hard to find.
Thank you both.
Seems like a Man with a lot of integrity between his shoulders. That’s one good example of a human being. Thanks for this.
That was a great interview. Very informative. I respect his work ethic and commitment to his family.
So do you think somewhere, somehow, some dealer dude is watching this video going, "aw man, I thought this guy was cool!"
One of the greatest honors of my life was to be the FBI background check reference in 2000 for my roommate and colleague, just the greatest guy, who went on to have a successful career in ATF. This guy reminds me of him. Good dudes.
Wow, this interview is so cool. Britt is a great guy who has made something good out of his life. It goes to show us that USA is a good country and it's in our best interest to maintain it this way. Good job, bro and God bless you and your family.
I am from Northern Ireland, ive been to quite a lot of places in the US. New York, Vegas, Florida, L.A, New Orleans.San Fran! San Fran was wild! Felt lawless tbh. I wouldn't hurry back! Everywhere else was cool though 😊
All of north America is like this now.. I'm in Ontario canada and theres tents lined up here too.. compared to 5 years ago this didnt exist .. the rents tripled and the drugs strengthened
Corporations are putting rentals out of reach for the average person. They're scooping up apartments and driving the prices sky high. Let's keep supporting corporate welfare, right? @@izzydeadyet7336
I retired in 2012, before Fentanyl really hit. I got a taste of the undercover life in the early 2000's, and it was mostly diverted prescription drugs and cocaine/crack, and some Meth. When they cracked down on the Pill Mills, I remember the DEA saying that there would be a wave of heroin addiction. In 2015, I was at a Conference and they said fentanyl would replace heroin and that has been pretty much true in Ohio. I can't even imagine what could replace fentanyl.
Tranq.
Xylazine is already replacing fentanyl. Super cheap, so much so you wouldn’t believe it. The cartel is currently in a battle with China. Since China, under massive international pressure, made the precursors to Fentanyl illegal, they have unfortunately been able to figure out how to make a substance that does the same as Xylazine. Cartels don’t make Xylazine but connect with dirty US Veterinarians who sell the bottles to the operation. Xylazine is an animal tranquilizer, usually for big animals like horses, gorillas etc.
It’s absolutely insane what’s happening in this world, and the supply chain that few people understand.
Imagine the Chinese killing the cartel and vice versa to be the #1 controllers who kill people in the US every single day.
Who even needs to use bombs when they’re killing everyone with this?
Great guy! Excellent attitude- good to know these REAL men are still around ❤️😊
Really interesting interview, thankyou for that.
He's a Real life Hank Shraeder from Breaking Bad
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE BRITT!!!!! YOU MATTER MORE THAN YOU MIGHT KNOW. OUR CHILDREN ARE DYING, HUMANTRAFFICKING, AND YES, THE FAMILY JUST LOST A FRIEND DUE TO FENT. HE WAS ALWAYS A COKE MAN SO WE ARE NOT SURE IF HE GOT A HOLD OF A BAD BATCH CAUSE IT HAD FENT IN IT. OR IF IN FACT HE STARTED DOING FENT. NEVER KNOW BUT ITS SAD HON. ANYWAYS YOU DO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN OUR LIVES. I DO THANK YOU AND AM VERY GRATEFUL. I LIVE IN OHIO BUT DOESNT MATTER WHERE YOU ARE HELPING ...YOU ARE HELPING ALL OF US.
My best friend since kindergarten is addicted to crack and she got some that had fentanyl in it. She told me she hit it once and immediately fell out, doesn’t know how long she was out but she is still doing it every day even though I’ve tried talking to her and begging her to stop before it kills her. She actually said she likes it because it’s even better with the fentanyl in it. I just haven’t been talking to her because I know one day I’m going to hear about her death so I’m just trying to distance myself before it happens. She is losing her teeth and she’s probably less than 90 lbs now, she’s a few months older than me but she looks 10 years older. It’s so sad that she’s going down that road, there’s a lot of people I knew and went to school with that are gone now because of drugs.
I really like this guy! He had a hectic start on life, and the path he took made him the way he is.
He stuck with his wife through everything and his children followed his example.
More ppl needed like this in society.
Thank you for your service 🙏🙏
This was bizarre why it wasn't longer I really find this gentleman interesting and would love to hear more.