Episodes 3 and 4 dive deep into the mindset, heart, and resilience of Jamie Wyatt, a man who has survived two officer-involved shootings and continues to stand strong. This episode sits right between his two critical incidents. Episode 3 covers the first shooting, and Episode 4 will take you into the second. But this episode is where the real internal battle is exposed.

In this conversation, Jamie opens up about the mental recovery after his first shooting. How he had to rebuild himself from the inside out, confront the weight of what happened, and prepare for the possibility of facing it again. We talk honestly about the fear, anger, guilt, and pressure that most cops bury because they think they’re supposed to. Jamie lays it all out so that another officer listening might realize they’re not alone.

We get into leadership, both good and bad, and the impact it has on an officer trying to find their footing again. Jamie talks about the people who showed up for him when he needed them most, the ones who didn’t, and how family, faith, and brotherhood kept him grounded when the job tried to shake him apart.

This episode isn’t about tactics. It’s about survival, perspective, and what it takes to keep going when the trauma doesn’t clock out when you do. We talk life lessons, the mental battles no one warns you about, and the hard truth that the uniform doesn’t make you bulletproof, physically or emotionally.

If you’re a police officer who has faced critical incidents, or if you ever do, I hope this episode sits with you. I hope it brings awareness, offers strength, and reminds you that your mental health matters as much as your physical safety.

Jamie’s story is raw, emotional, powerful and an important conversation for every cop, supervisor, and academy recruit to hear.