9-1-WHAT? Podcast (91WHAT)
78 episodes - English - Latest episode: about 1 year ago - ★★★★★ - 1 rating91WHAT? gives you a view into the life of a first responder from a perspective that few rarely see. Your host, Demarland Dean, is a former Chattanooga Tennessee police officer. He interviews first responders from around the world and gives you a glimpse into their lives that only a few people experience. You will hear stories of some of the outlandish calls they have answered that will have you laughing so hard that your cheeks hurt. You‘ll also hear some of the heart-breaking calls that no one should have to experience. During the course of the show, you‘ll cry a little, laugh a lot and relive stories usually reserved for the inner circle of police, fire, and ems personnel. Visit our website at https://www.91what.com/
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EP 70 - Sheriff Scott Rose Shares Insights Into Wild Calls & Officer Appreciation In Minnesota
April 05, 2023 10:00 - 1 hour - 57.4 MBSheriff Scott Rose joined the show to discuss his career in law enforcement, his accomplishments, and his Officer Down Memorial Podcast. Sheriff Rose's father was a deputy at the sheriff's office and inspired him to pursue a career in law enforcement. Before that, Sheriff Rose was a radio personality, moving around from Arizona to Nebraska to Kansas, back to Nebraska, and then to Minnesota for different radio stations. After being a part of the sheriff's posse in his hometown, Sheriff Rose w...
EP 69 - Navy vet and retired cop Chris Ruediger and his wife Tina Navigate Sheepdog Mentality
March 29, 2023 10:00 - 53 minutes - 49.2 MBChris and Tina Rudiger joined the 9-1-WHAT? podcast to discuss their Sheep Dog Marriage podcast, which focuses on couples in the law enforcement industry and military. Chris has served in the US Navy for 26 years, and Tina has been married to him for 32 years. He was a bomb tech for 23 of the 26 years he served and thought becoming a police officer would be safer. They both discussed the difficulties and challenges of being married to a first responder. Chris retired from the Navy in 2013 an...
EP 68 - former Fire Chief Clive Savacool
March 22, 2023 21:24 - 45 minutes - 41.6 MBClive has a very exciting story to tell. He worked his way up to fire chief in Lake Tahoe. He tells his story of evacuating the town during the Caldor Fire in 2021. Being a firefighter isn't always as glamorous as some make it seem. It can be a pretty "stinky" business at times. Clive has some great stories including performing CPR to save a dog and you don't want to miss the one about the guy using a Camaro to pull down a redwood tree. He's also developed a very cool tool that you can...
EP 67 - Chief Ross Swope, retired
March 15, 2023 10:00 - 50 minutes - 45.9 MBChief Ross Swope's law enforcement career has spanned four decades. He started as a walking beat cop and worked his way up to Deputy Chief of the DC Metro PD. After retiring there, he went on to work as a cop for the U.S. Supreme Court. This man is happy to spin a tale or two. We discuss how he dealt with police complaints and incidents of excessive force under his watch. He shares a story of a car jacking you won't believe. Chief Swope has recently released a book entitle "Ethics-Base...
EP 66 - Danny Collins from professional baseball to prison and back
March 01, 2023 11:00 - 1 hour - 57.6 MBThis episode is a little different from my other episodes. I sat down with Danny Collins who has an amazing story of having everything going for him, but losing, what seemed to be everything, due to addiction. After being drafted and signed by the Atlanta Braves, his life took a downward spiral. But his story doesn't end there. While Danny is very open and transparent about his drug abuse and other decisions that landed him in prison, he didn't let that define him for the rest of his lif...
Ep 65 - Terry Tucker - officer, author and motivation speaker
February 08, 2023 11:00 - 58 minutes - 53.2 MBIn this episode I catch up with former police officer Terry Tucker. After honoring his father's wishes to forego becoming a police office to pursue a career in business, Terry followed his heart after his father's death and became a police officer. He packed a lot into 10 years on the force. Terry shares his story of nearly shooting a 14 year old kid brandishing an AK47. He tells of the humorous arrests and close calls with death. But maybe most impressive, Terry shares his personal hea...
EP 64 - Ryan Dunlap from cop to conflict consultant
January 25, 2023 17:40 - 55 minutes - 50.9 MBBe prepared to laugh a lot during this episode. My man Ryan Dunlap brings the heat! With over 3600 hours of specialize training, Ryan has done it all from Gang Intelligence Unit to Special Victims Unit, from the police Cadet program to a School System Police officer. There isn't much Ryan hasn't done. But through it all, he has a great sense of humor. We talk about memorable experiences with stars like Beyonce to scaring situations while protecting his pastor. Ryan also shares the sto...
EP 63 features the return of Michael Sugrue
January 19, 2023 00:42 - 45 minutes - 41.5 MBThis is Michael Sugrue's second visit on the show and we had a lot to talk about. We dissected the officer involved shooting Michael was involved in and examined the effects on the mind and body when you're in such a situation. We also discussed the cumulative and lingering effects of repeated trauma, including the taking of a human life. We also discussed Michael's best selling book that was in the works when we first talked just over a year ago. It's great book for anyone, but especial...
EP 62 features Allen Poythress-Military MP, Iraqi Veteran, VA Police and city cop
January 11, 2023 19:32 - 59 minutes - 54.1 MBThis was a great way to start 2023. Allen Poythress started his law enforcement career in the military and served in Iraq. He also served as a police officer in the VA as well as a city police officer in various jurisdictions. We discuss some of the awful things he's seen as an officer and what it's like as a black officer in the birth place of the Civil Rights movement. When he's not patrolling, you can find him on Tik Tok and other social media spreading funny and educational messages ...
Ep 61 - Aaron Negherbon of Cops Direct
January 04, 2023 11:00 - 21 minutes - 19.3 MBHappy 2023 to you. This is a great way to start the new year! We sat down with Aaron Negherbon of Cops Direct and discussed how this not profit organization he founded is helping first responders and the communities they serve all across America. Aaron's heart for service is evident and has become a labor of love. Not only do we learn how Cops Direct is helping first responders, but you also learn how YOU can help. Take a few minutes out of your busy day and take a listen. You can lear...
EP 60 - Retired military nurse Stephanie Baker-Jones
December 21, 2022 00:42 - 55 minutes - 50.7 MBWhat a fun time I had with Stephanie Baker-Jones. She was such a delight to have on the show. This lady has so much going on right now but still took the time to share her story with me. She retired from the military after 8 years in the U.S. Navy and 13 years as a surgical nurse in the U.S. Army Reserve. Now she's starting a new career as an armed security guard. Boy does she have some fun stories to share. As a surgical nurse, you know there are stories of people "falling" on adult t...
EP 59 - Geovani ”Geo” Mejia League City PD
December 05, 2022 05:48 - 46 minutes - 42.4 MBIn today's episode, I catch up with a buddy of mine that served most recently with the League City PD in TX. He has a true servant's heart and has lots of fun stories. He's received 6 awards during his career, including a life saving award. Geo tells stories of very creative thieves that ALMOST get away with it. He shares stories of heroism and embarrassment. All in a days work for a police officer. He also shares how a hankering for a hamburger led to a huge arrest. You never know ...
EP 58 - Barry Furey, Firefighter and 911 Communications Center Operator
November 23, 2022 23:27 - 49 minutes - 45.2 MBWith over 50 years of service, there's not much that this 3rd generation first responder hasn't seem. Barry Furey started his firefighting career when he was just 18 years old. And some of the things he saw early on in his career quickly prepared him for the rest of his life. Of course he has funny stories, dangerous stories and just downright heartbreaking stories. But in the end, he's just a good guy that's dedicated his life to helping others. He's also an author of two books and has...
EP 57 - Officers Rick and Richard Cook, father and son
November 10, 2022 05:00 - 54 minutes - 49.6 MBIt's always fun when I can catch up with someone from my old police department. Today's guest is no stranger to the show. Rick Cook was part of my inspiration for starting the podcast and he was my first guest. But in this episode, he joins his son, Richard Cook, on the show. Richard is a 3rd generation cop and works the same district that I worked when I was on the force. The pride that Rick has for his son following in his footsteps in undeniable. We talk about some surprises for R...
EP 56 - Bridget Truxillo, Undercover to SWAT to CEO
November 01, 2022 10:00 - 57 minutes - 52.3 MBWhen Bridget Truxillo sets her mind on something, there's no stopping her. Bridget started her law enforcement career as a Sheriff's Deputy in patrol. She quickly became an undercover narcotics officer. And if that wasn't enough, she became the first women on her departments SWAT team. Her experiences there helped her to realize that she wanted something more...to become an attorney. And that's what she did. She became an attorney that now specializes in representing law enforcements o...
EP 55 - Scott Haddix
October 27, 2022 04:00 - 45 minutes - 103 MBFrom teaching English in Kyiv to military contractor in Iraq to an Arizona Ranger and everything in between, Scott Haddix has done just about everything you can imagine. He shares all sorts of stories about his various adventures. We also learn why it's important to stay off the walls when you're searching a nasty house. Of all of his assignments and adventures, you may be surprised by what he enjoyed the most. You can learn more about the 9-1-WHAT? Podcast and see videos at https://w...
EP54 - Jennifer Anderson and Keith Hanks, 1st Responder Coaching
October 19, 2022 04:00 - 57 minutes - 131 MBIn this episode we welcome Jennifer Anderson and Keith Hanks of 1st Responder Coaching, a resource to help first responders deal with the issues of PTSD. You may remember Keith Hanks from episode 21. If you haven't listened to it yet, you need to check it out. Keith is now a certified coach with 1st Responder Coaching along with founder, Jennifer Anderson. Jennifer brings her own unique perspective to the life of a first responder because her husband was a police officer. She watched ...
EP 53 - Nigel Jones, Stories from the Royal Marine Commandos
October 11, 2022 04:00 - 55 minutes - 126 MBIn this episode I catch up with a personal friend of mine, Nigel Jones. Nigel served his native country of England as a Royal Marine Commando. He tells funny stories of his service and well as a funny story involving Queen Elisabeth II and her corgis. I learned a lot about the Monarch during the show. I also learned you definitely don't want to play around too much with the guards at the palace. (But it is ok to try to make them smile). Just don't touch them. They are REAL servicemen!...
EP 52 - Carrie-Anne Eagen, Police Officer, Author and Mom
September 19, 2022 04:12 - 1 hour - 139 MBThis is such a special episode. This is the first podcast appearance for Carrie-Anne Eagen, but you would never know it. She has taken some painful personal moments in her life and used them as a catalyst to become a police officer and give a voice to those that feel voiceless. Due to her own personal tragedy, she knew how to connect and empathize with others, which made her well suited for her assignments on the force. She was tasked with what many feel are some of the toughest assignm...
EP 51 -Deputy Johnny Snyder, Burke County (GA) Sheriff’s Office
September 12, 2022 04:00 - 50 minutes - 115 MBWhat a fun episode with Deputy Sheriff Johnny Snyder. He's risen through the ranks quickly. Starting as a jailer, he's now a sergeant with experience in various special assignments. Deputy Snyder shares the secret to POSSIBLY getting out of a speeding ticket with him. You may be surprised by what led him into police work. It's great to see community police work turn into a future law enforcement officer. Snyder shares some of the craziest things he's found on the job and share a funny ...
EP 50 - Sgt. John Kelly (retired), Broward County Sheriff’s Department
September 05, 2022 04:00 - 1 hour - 142 MBWe keep it real with this episode. We chat with retired Sergeant John Kelly of the Broward County Sheriff's Department. John Kelly is a thirty-year veteran of the Broward County Sheriff’s Office, one of the largest sheriff’s offices in the country. John has been fortunate enough to have worked in and supervised the following units: Patrol, Investigations, K-9, Training, and for the past six years, the Motorcycle Unit. John has been involved in numerous critical incidents during his career....
EP 49 - Marlon Marrache, LAPD
August 29, 2022 04:00 - 58 minutes - 133 MBBack to beautiful California for this interview. It features Marlon Marrache, 24 year veteran of the LAPD. He retired as a sergeant and is a subject matter expert on police discipline and misconduct. We talk about what it's really like to be an internal affairs investigator in the LAPD. It's not exactly as you may think. You may be surprised to learn what rights officers DON'T have in certain situations. Some people think pretty girls get away with everything. Hear what Sergeant Marra...
EP 48 - Assistant Chief Jerri Sutton of the Chattanooga Police Department
August 22, 2022 04:00 - 57 minutes - 132 MBThis episode was so much fun! Right from the very beginning Chief Sutton surprised me with her reason for becoming a police officer. This was first time I've ever been given this reason, and it's probably one of the best reasons to become a police officer. We go on to discuss having to arrest people who are "too pretty for jail" and a police chase that could have ended with a suspect dying had Chief Sutton given up on trying to find him. Chief Sutton's most embarrassing moment will have ...
EP 47 - Amanda Bear, Fulton County DA’s Office
August 15, 2022 04:00 - 55 minutes - 127 MBAmanda Bear is a Senior Investigator with the Fulton County District Attorney's office. She shares her experience as a street police officer and as an investigator with the DA's office. We learn how she used her biotech interest and experience to work in law enforcement. She shares some stories that will make your head spin. Find out why one young man WANTED to be arrested by her. Plus, you'll never guess what was on her list of strangest things to find on a call. And to make matters w...
Episode 46 features Sergeant Eric McCants Burke County Sheriff’s Office
August 01, 2022 04:00 - 39 minutes - 89.5 MBIn this episode we catch up with Sergeant Eric McCants of the Burke County (GA) Sheriff's Department. With 11 years of law enforcement service so far, he was previously with the Waynesboro PD and Paine College Campus PD. He's had a plethora of training with his various agencies and still has much more to accomplish. Sergeant McCants shares several of his embarrassing moments on the job, funny chases and dumb criminals. Sergeant McCants also shares some of his aspirations with us. The ep...
Episode 45 features best selling author Dr. Paulie ”Gloves” Gavoni
July 25, 2022 04:00 - 51 minutes - 118 MBYou gotta love a doctor that enjoys boxing. Dr. Pauli, as he's also known, shares his perspective on how using proven behavioral science to deliver better interactions between first responders and those they serve. These concepts make so much sense, one must wonder why they aren't more widely used. If you're a leader of any sort, this episode is one to check out. Dr. Paulie also shares his childhood experiences that led him to a path of boxing, and what eventually led him to the field ...
Episode 44 - Trevor Williams, West Hollywood firefighter and inventor of the Williams Key
July 19, 2022 23:38 - 1 hour - 146 MBThere is so much to learn about Trevor Williams. He grew up in a family that served as missionaries in some of the most dangerous places in the world. It's in those areas that a heart of service was instilled in him. His story is amazing. He tells of his time in Haiti when he arrived just before the massive earthquake in 2010. He was thrust into service and learned things way beyond his EMT training. But he didn't stop there. He went onto to pursue his dream of becoming a firefighte...
Episode 43 (cont.) featuring Officer John Collins, retired
July 11, 2022 04:00 - 51 minutes - 117 MBPart 2. Officer John Collins is self-proclaimed (by me) the most hated officer in the Chattanooga Police Department. Not really! He's a very funny and fun-loving officer that served his city over 26 years. Most of that time was served on the regulatory bureau, the beer and wrecker inspector. John helped to keep our city safe by making sure bars, stores and restaurants were in compliance with the rules for serving alcohol. It seems that he was always making someone mad in this role...ei...
Episode 43 features Officer John Collins, retired Part 1
July 04, 2022 05:47 - 45 minutes - 105 MBPart 1 of 2. Officer John Collins is self-proclaimed (by me) the most hated officer in the Chattanooga Police Department. Not really! He's a very funny and fun-loving officer that served his city over 26 years. Most of that time was served on the regulatory bureau, the beer and wrecker inspector. John helped to keep our city safe by making sure bars, stores and restaurants were in compliance with the rules for serving alcohol. It seems that he was always making someone mad in this role...
Episode 42 features Mark Haskins, retired Chattanooga Police Department
June 27, 2022 04:00 - 1 hour - 138 MBThis episode features another one of Chattanooga's finest, Officer Mark Haskins. Officer Haskins served Chattanooga for nearly 30 years. He started in patrol and went to the burglary and robbery division as a detective and also served on the beer board to help keep our city safe. Officer Haskins also served on the S.W.A.T. Team for 20 years, most of that time as a sniper. Some stories in this episode include some of the pranks officers play on each other, really "dumb" criminal and an "a...
Episode 41 features Anthony McNeil, 20 year veteran of the Southfield (MI) PD
June 20, 2022 10:00 - 1 hour - 57.7 MBAnthony is a retired Police Officer from Michigan. He had the pleasure of serving 20 years in the City of Southfield, where he worked as a detective, patrol officer, FTO & hostage negotiator. During his time on the job, Anthony was awarded numerous departmental citations and merits... Including being named, "Everyday Hero" by local TV station WDIV. Since retiring in 2013, his entrepreneur side has blossomed into several businesses. Anthony is the host of "The Off Duty Podcast" and he's th...
Episode 40 - Sergeant Glenn Topping, retired Broward County Sheriff’s Department
June 14, 2022 04:00 - 43 minutes - 39.5 MBSergeant Glenn Topping served 25 years on the Broward County Sheriff's Department. He served as a hostage negotiator, bodyguard, organized crime detective and field supervisor. He was even featured in the inaugural season of COPS! All of this AFTER serving an MP in the Army and working security in a well known southern Florida nightclub. Sergeant Topping is a very interesting man with lots of stories to share. We just scratched the surface. He tells his story of a family of shoplifters...
Episode 39 - Sergeant John Carter, retired Chattanooga Police Department
June 06, 2022 10:00 - 1 hour - 63.5 MBIt's always fun catching up with those that you served on the force with and this was no exception. Twenty five year veteran, now Ph. D, John Carter talks of his varied experience serving on the Chattanooga Police Department. I never thought I'd be calling this dude "Doctor", but he earned it. We discuss how times have changed and what he strives to instill in his students now that he's an educator. We also speak about the Uvalde school shooting as Dr. Carter was a school resource office...
Episode 38 - Shawn and Jeff Thomas of the King County Sheriff’s Department
June 01, 2022 10:00 - 55 minutes - 50.6 MBThis is my first episode featuring a husband and wife team. How did they cope with a double dose of stress that comes with being law enforcement officers? Shawn served 25 years and Jeff served 32 years with the King County Sheriff's Department in Washington. What did they learn about themselves? What special challenges did they face? With so many LEO marriages ending in divorce, how did they survive? We have an interesting conversation about their difference experiences dealing the Wor...
Episode 37 - Officer John Mattingly, retired Louisville Metro PD, talks Breonna Taylor
May 23, 2022 10:00 - 1 hour - 63.1 MBNote: I was battling a sinus infection, laryngitis and hiccups. I apologize in advance. Officer John Mattingly's name has become synonymous with the name Breonna Taylor. In this episode he opens up and shares details surrounding the raid at Ms. Taylor's home that most have not heard. Officer Mattingly is very candid and drops some bombshells that should make us all think a little deeper about the raid. We also discuss Officer Mattingly's tell all book 12 Seconds in the Dark. We hit a ...
Episode 37 - Officer John Mattingly, retired Louisville Metro PD
May 23, 2022 10:00 - 1 hour - 63.1 MBNote: I was battling a sinus infection, laryngitis and hiccups. I apologize in advance. Officer John Mattingly's name has become synonymous with the name Breonna Taylor. In this episode he opens up and shares details surrounding the raid at Ms. Taylor's home that most have not heard. Officer Mattingly is very candid and drops some bombshells that should make us all think a little deeper about the raid. We also discuss Officer Mattingly's tell all book 12 Seconds in the Dark. We hit a ...
Episode 37 - Officer John Mattingly, retired Louisville Metro PD talks Breonna Taylor
May 23, 2022 10:00 - 1 hour - 63.1 MBNote: I was battling a sinus infection, laryngitis and hiccups. I apologize in advance. Officer John Mattingly's name has become synonymous with the name Breonna Taylor. In this episode he opens up and shares details surrounding the raid at Ms. Taylor's home that most have not heard. Officer Mattingly is very candid and drops some bombshells that should make us all think a little deeper about the raid. We also discuss Officer Mattingly's tell all book 12 Seconds in the Dark. We hit a ...
Episode 36 - Features Joseph Patrick Fair, Firefighter and Police Officer
May 18, 2022 00:55 - 46 minutes - 42.1 MBWhat makes a man put his life on the line for others day after day...FOR FREE? That's exactly what I asked former reserve police officer AND volunteer firefighter of 25 years, now author, Joseph Fair. He tells us of his heart to serve and why he's willing to do it for free. We learn where the safest place is for your patrol car to catch on fire. And we answer the age old question of "Who's cooler, policemen of firemen?" Joseph Patrick Fair is a father to college age twins Jenny and Rya...
Episode 36 features Joseph Patrick Fair, Firefighter and Police Officer
May 18, 2022 00:55 - 46 minutes - 42.1 MBWhat makes a man put his life on the line for others day after day...FOR FREE? That's exactly what I asked former reserve police officer AND volunteer firefighter of 25 years, now author, Joseph Fair. He tells us of his heart to serve and why he's willing to do it for free. We learn where the safest place is for your patrol car to catch on fire. And we answer the age old question of "Who's cooler, policemen of firemen?" Joseph Patrick Fair is a father to college age twins Jenny and Rya...
Episode 35 -Featuring former Officer Norm Wielsch
May 10, 2022 12:37 - 1 hour - 58.2 MBI was totally caught off guard as I was about start the show and learned that my guest was the very person that Michael Sugrue mentioned in Episode 19, that caused the dismantling of an elite drug task force. Needless to say, the normal questionnaire went out the window. We talked openly and honestly about the bad decisions that led to Norm Wielsch to be convicted of felonies and serving time in prison. And that's just the tip of the iceberg. This is one you don't want to miss. Norm Wielsch...
Episode 34 - Featuring Jeff Carrow - EMT, Paramedic, Firefighter and Police
May 02, 2022 10:00 - 1 hour - 58.3 MBMost people never become a first responder in one discipline, but Jeff Carrow achieved it in several different disciplines. Told at a very young age he'd likely not live very long, he not only lived, but he achieved things he was told would never be possible. Jeff overcame tremendous odds due to a rare birth defect. At only 5 feet and barely 100 pounds, he became a firefighter and a police officer. He was told he could never be either. Jeff's life story is amazing! And that's before s...
Episode 33 - The ”pettiest” man in America, TikTok’s RoninGT
April 25, 2022 10:00 - 55 minutes - 50.8 MBToday I catch up with the self proclaimed "pettiest man in America." RoninGT rose to fame as a loss prevention employee that started sharing his stories on TikTok. In this episode, we learn why he calls himself "petty." We explore some of his most memorable apprehensions AND we talk about the one that got away. We learn how his pettiness can work for you OR against you. He shares amazing stories of how some folks took advantage of the breaks that he gave them and went on to better thems...
Episode 32 - Chattanooga Police Chief David Roddy, retired
April 18, 2022 10:00 - 1 hour - 58.7 MB26 year veteran officer Chief David Roddy discusses his career with the Chattanooga Police Department. From patrol sergeant to special ops lieutenant to special ops captain to SWAT commanding officer to Chief of Police, and all points in between, which assignment did he enjoy most? How did a fire extinguisher teach him a valuable lesson on SWAT? What was his most embarrassing moment on the job? We cover all of this and so much more in this episode. Chief Roddy is one of the most humble ...
Episode 31 - Ann Marie Carrizales
April 11, 2022 10:00 - 1 hour - 171 MBThis episode was a long time coming. And boy! It was worth the wait. Officer Marie Carrizales has an amazing story of overcoming in so many ways. She was the "first" in so many things. We discuss how everything from a challenging childhood to boxing as a Marine prepared her for things to come. We listen to her gun battle with deadly MS-13 gang members and talk about how that changed her life. And of course we talk about the lighter stuff like her most embarrassing moment on the job an...
Episode 30 - Patrick Shrum - LAPD and U.S. Marine
April 04, 2022 04:18 - 49 minutes - 45.5 MBIn this episode we chat with Southern California raised Patrick Shrum. He was destined to be a police officer. From starting with the Police Explorer Program, to serving on Marine 1, to LAPD, Patrick accomplished things that most only dream of. He's served two presidents and has more awards than you can imagine, but you won't find another person more humble than Patrick Shrum. We went on a journey of a lifetime. We touch on highs and lows and of course, we have those stories that you ju...
Episode 29 - Featuring Local TV reporter Andy Santoro
March 21, 2022 10:00 - 44 minutes - 40.7 MBThis episode is a little different from the norm in some ways, but it similar in most ways. While my guest, Andy Santoro, isn't a first responder, she is a reporter that covers many of those same calls that first responders answer. We learn what effect this has on the reporter. We also learn how she prepares to cover those challenging and often sensitive stories with respect and dignity. Of course, we find plenty of reasons to laugh and have tons of fun during this episode. Be sure t...
Episode 28 - Retired Chattanooga Police Officer Rebecca Crites
March 14, 2022 04:00 - 58 minutes - 53.3 MBIn this episode we catch up with Retired Chattanooga Police Department Officer Rebecca Crites. Rebecca started as a dispatcher and later became a police officer. But she didn't stop there. She went on to become a detective and supervisor, even winning Detective of the Year AND Supervisor of the Year during her career. She shares her experience with us as a Domestic Violence Detective and working on a domestic violence task force. Of course, this episode isn't ALL serious. Rebecca rec...
Episode 27 - Retired firefighter and paramedic Nick Wingo
March 07, 2022 11:00 - 47 minutes - 43.4 MBIn this episode we catch up with fellow podcaster, author and retired firefighter/paramedic Nick Wingo. Nick has 20 years experience protecting and serving in the mountains of Colorado as both a firefighter and a paramedic. Since retirement, Nick uses his time, influence and resources to help others overcome the effects of PTSD. Starting as a fireman at the age of 18, Nick has seen a lot. We even touch on his short accidental career as a stripper! This show wouldn't be complete withou...
Episode 26 - Retired Chattanooga Police Officer David Ashley
February 28, 2022 17:33 - 41 minutes - 37.7 MBDavid has done a little bit of everything. He started as a Hamilton County TN corrections officer, then went to a couple of small police forces before retiring with the Chattanooga Police Department. He was on SWAT and served on the ATF task force. We touch on police chases, pranks on other police officers and even working undercover with a motorcycle gang. We pack a lot into the episode of 9-1-WHAT?. Enjoy! Be sure to support our sponsors: Eric Buchanan & Associates - https://www.b...
Episode 25 - Veteran swat officer, now owner of Filthy Pirate Coffee, Dan Spencer
February 07, 2022 11:00 - 1 hour - 138 MBWow! In this episode we catch up with Dan Spencer. After serving 4 years in the marine corps, Dan served 20 years on an Arizona police department. He served on SWAT, under cover auto theft, patrol supervisor and more. His stories are incredible! He tells a "flash bang gone wrong" story. Then there's the story of breaching a door to find 268 eyeballs staring back at him. And of course we have dumb criminal stories including one involving illegal aliens and a murder suspect that talked ...