Listen in to matt talk with California Police officer and swat operator Greg Grogan. Greg is the Co Founder of The Overwatch Collective, a nonprofit organization  who's mission is to offer a completely confidential process for our first responder and military community to seek mental health resources with vetted and competent therapist with financial assistance available. One More person we can help can be One Less suffering in silence. 
https://www.theoverwatchcollective.com

Sit down with Matt as he wraps up his interview with  Charlie Niel.

Served two years on the DEA Task Force
6 years Drug Task Force 
FTO for 21 years 
19 years as a firearms instructor  
10 years as a crime scene tech 
For a total of 26 years of law enforcement experience! 

You won't want to miss his story as he goes thru his extensive work history and getting into his own officer involved shooting and what toll that took on him.

Sit down with Matt as he interviews Charlie Niel.

Served two years on the DEA Task Force
6 years Drug Task Force 
FTO for 21 years 
19 years as a firearms instructor  
10 years as a crime scene tech 
For a total of 26 years of law enforcement experience! 

You won't want to miss his story as he goes thru his extensive work history and getting into his own officer involved shooting and what toll that took on him.

Today's guest is a current police sergeant prior to that he was in the criminal investigations division. Here he investigated crimes against persons specifically crimes against children. prior to working in St. Charles county he worked in North county as a police officer. A word of warning with this episode we talk about crimes against children. With that being said enjoy this week's episode and be sure to come back for part two!

Today's guest is a current police sergeant prior to that he was in the criminal investigations division. Here he investigated crimes against persons specifically crimes against children. prior to working in St. Charles county he worked in North county as a police officer. A word of warning with this episode we talk about crimes against children. With that being said enjoy this week's episode and be sure to come back for part two!

Listen in as Matt sits down and talks with Montana Stephenson, a mentor and friend. 
He is a police officer & former soldier, recently retired from the Reserves. Is a leader and operator on the SWAT Team and former K9 handler. He also was a victim of a house fire that left him with a very different outlook on life and what's important.

Listen in as Matt sits down and talks with Montana Stephenson, a mentor and friend. 
He is a police officer & former soldier, recently retired from the Reserves. Is a leader and operator on the SWAT Team and former K9 handler. He also was a victim of a house fire that left him with a very different outlook on life and what's important.

Listen in as Matt sits down and talks with Montana Stephenson, a mentor and friend. 
He is a police officer & former soldier, recently retired from the Reserves. Is a leader and operator on the SWAT Team and former K9 handler. He also was a victim of a house fire that left him with a very different outlook on life and what's important.

Travis Gribble a retired 24 year law enforcement veteran. Spent 11 years in Michigan where he worked as a deputy, deputy sergeant, and SWAT team commander. In 2008 he made a lateral move to Mesa Police Department in Arizona. Mesa is a city of 520,000 and 850 sworn police officers. In Mesa Travis worked as a patrol officer, patrol sergeant, SWAT assistant team leader, and SWAT sergeant team leader. During the course of his career he was a part of countless critical incidents and always thought none of the calls were affecting him. In 2016 Travis experienced what is now know to be a life-changing call. For five years after the call he never sought appropriate help and was slowly self-destructing within. As the years and calls went by his cup was reaching capacity and in 2021 was brought to his knees. Thankfully Travis was put in touch with a therapist who specializes in first responder care and began the journey of healing.

Today's guest is an army veteran with a tour to Afghanistan. After leaving Afghanistan he continued to serve his community by becoming a police officer in North St. Louis Co, during that time he was in a proactive unit focusing on narcotics trafficking and was involved in several critical incidents during his time with this unit. Later he left that unit moving to Lincoln co where his critical incident had him crossing paths with the 10-78 project and was one of the first officers served through the project.