What an episode! Too much information to pack into one hour, but we got as much as we could. Today I caught up with Retired Sergeant Fred Reynolds who spent 14 years with the Compton PD before they were taken over by the LA County Sheriff's Department, where he worked another 17 years. Reynolds authored a book based on his life's experience titled "Black, White and Gray All Over." It's a must read.
We touch on stories in the book and much, much more. Reynolds is extremely open about his life and career. He succeeded in every role assigned to him including Field Training Officer, Robbery Detective, Gang Unit, Internal Affairs and Homicide Detective. During his career he received over 75 commendations. Learn which one meant the most to him. We talk about the hardest calls he had to answer. We also discuss "the one that got away."
We even talk about some time he spent guarding some of Death Row Records' biggest names including Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg. This is an episode you'll want to make sure to share with your friends. Be sure to check out his book, available at Barnes & Noble and Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Black-White-Gray-All-Over/dp/1638485216/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2FODI3BTLLVWD&keywords=fred+reynolds&qid=1643603225&s=books&sprefix=fred+reynolds%2Cstripbooks%2C66&sr=1-1
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