There have been a lot of Valley SWAT officers on this show, and it’s for good reason.  When you have high cohesion and performance in team, it’s worth looking at the individuals that make it up.

When local cops consider credible leadership in or out of SWAT, Eric Gordon’s name tops the list.  Gordon shares on his background, getting into the military and “why policing.” We dive into mentorship, critical leadership development and how we need to push our profession forward with conviction. 

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Eric Gordon is a former Army Ranger from 2nd Battalion / 75thRanger Regiment and currently works as a full time police officer in the Pacific Northwest, where he a SWAT Team Leader for a large multi-jurisdictional team and a SGT for a Violent Crimes Unit. 

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