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Training For Law Enforcement Taught By Navy SEAL (DEVGRU)
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 19. 08. 2024
- Andrew "Sully" Sullivan, a retired Navy SEAL from the most elite SEAL Team, Naval Special Warfare Development Group (DEVGRU), talks about his career in the SEAL Teams, screening for DEVGRU and his mission to train police with his non-profit, Community First Project.
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Andrew is an absolute stud. We thank him for his time and efforts to make law enforcement better. Who do you guys want to hear from next? Let us know below âŹïž. Hit the đđŒ if you enjoyed the show!
Did you call your military recruiter back?
Thank you so much for having me on the podcast! It was an incredible experience discussing ways to enhance law enforcement. I'm truly grateful for the opportunity to contribute to such important conversations.
Sully is an absolute stud. Cole Fackler next (GBRS)!
I knew this was going to be a good one. That bar story... The cops knew exactly what those SEALs needed at that time. đđ
Hats off to Boston PD.
I am 13 years old but am seriously considering a career in Law Enforcement. Listening to your podcast helps me understand the challenges that officers fave both in the field and during academy training. Thank you.
If u want to get experience at your age, find a local department with a explorer program and join it. As an explorer I was able to do ride alongs, learn the codes, fill out paperwork, and get to know a lot more abt how it is being a cop. Itâs like JROTC but for police. Highly recommend it.
@@kristianlockwood634 thank you, will definitely look into that!
Donât do it.
You will be undertrained by your department, you will be trained to treat people as guilty before innocent.
You also will be underpaid.
There is another podcaster who runs a fantastic police training company, but his podcast is nothing more than him bragging about how great he is and how great his training is. Love that your podcadt actually offers something of substance to the listeners.
Have a feeling who youâre referring to. Drop an e-mail at shotsfiredpodcast360@gmail.com to confirm đ€. Thank you for the comment, much appreciated.
What a solid, level headed guy Andrew is. Thanks for all youâre doing!
And thanks for the podcast!
I always enjoy your podcast. Thank you for doing this program. This guy is doing a good deed training law enforcement. When I was a deputy we had very little training. We were required to qualify once a year. If we wanted anymore training we had to seek it out ourselves. I was one of those people who could never get enough training or practice. As you know most officers donât care about the gun. Most guys I worked with would rather have a computer than a gun. These people trained very little and could barely qualify. These people were not gun guys. Me I could never get enough training. Iâm a gun nut. I loved being competitive and shot the 3 gun and precision rifle series. Iâm disabled now. Thank you sir for everything you do for the law enforcement community.
Thank you my man. Much appreciated.
Yes, lets absolutely continue the trend of militarizing law enforcement......working great so far.
Explain please
It's funny because they're bringing in operators to "train" guys who were too chicken to serve in the military. SF guys are doing it for a paycheck and laughing at these geeks behind their backs.
Thatâs amazing what a stud , love his stuff. . I am on Long Island NY. Trying to grab this communityâs ear. Absolutely FREE BJJ, Kickboxing , MMA for any police , military, Gold-star families in this community. 3rd degree Black Belt. 20 plus years on the mats. Thank u for your service.
That's why I love our police in Sweden, it's a three year education to become a cop here.
Drew is as solid as they come ⊠so glad we crossed paths đđ»
Thanks for the connection!
Stumbled on this and I really enjoyed watching this. Thank you all for your service!!
Great interview with an absolute stud!
Great guy.
Yes, long form content is back! đ€©
Every Saturday.
Some wonderful points made,I know many years ago especially when dual purpose k9's were used,.my uncle in VA was required to 40hrs/month of training,it's a shame that same standard isn't across the board.
Graat show but uvalde was a bad example. Those cops did make a decision. They decided to stand by while children were being slaughtered ( remember the video of them in the hallway casually chatting and applying hand sanitizer) and then they went a step further and attacked parents who were willing to do what the officers werent, save the children.
I agree..if we are being 100% real, always about $$$, BUT IF you can hire enough quality people...THE MINDSET is lacking greatly.
The last thing we need is more cops trained by operators. This trend needs to stop. As a veteran.
Iâm inclined to agree with you. They both do a completely different job. One requires a far more aggressive tactical approach. An approach that absolutely does not need to be cascaded down to law enforcement
I totally agree. Special Warfare doesn't belong in civilian policing. Civilian police tend to abuse everything they get their hands on.
Iâd be interested to see yâall do a review on this one and talk about complacency on the job, which is what I believe is the main reason Officers are hurt or unfortunately killed czcams.com/video/aWKlICQc6S8/video.html. Iâm currently only in the early stages of becoming an Officer and even I see how much of a tactical disaster this was and how lucky everyone including the first cop is to be alive.
Side note: the guy on the couch is the most chill dude Iâve ever seen with front row seats to a gun fight đ
You need to lower the boom mic arms so theyre not legit crossing over your faces. Good podcast tho!
Why would he want to join LE? From my experience, LE leaders and swat guys and other Billy badasses are intimidated and wouod treat those guys like shit when they are rookie officers instead of using their knowledge and experience to better the department.
cops in Chicago work 11 days straight
Militarization of the police is a very bad problem, ESPECIALLY if they arenât going to be a trained even up to a standardized minimum. Requirements and minimum training are different depending even on the city youâre in. National standardized training requirements should be policy first of all. Second, you need to train cops in STRESS MANAGEMENT and deescalation. So many times i see the police ramping up the stress and threat of a situation because they themselves cannot stay calm and collected and they make bad decisions. Especially the last 6 months, there have been a bunch of situations where the officers use horribly dangerous tactics and almost kill their own officers. Other times, they donât need to kill anyone at all but youâll have 5-10-15 officers all firing on a single unarmed guy. If 5-10 cops canât arrest an unarmed person without shooting them, thereâs a big problem. All of this stuff stems from militarization. We want to arm these guys to the teeth and teach them combatives and door kicking and house clearing, but thereâs less training required than standard army bootcamp to become a cop at this point. itâs VERY hard to keep supporting the police when they themselves donât seem to even care about their own image or public standing. Half the police department in my town is comprised of middle age fat guys, and the other half are baby faced 20 year olds. Thereâs one guy that legitimately looks like a middle schooler. itâs PATHETIC. I donât trust a single one of them to help me if I need it. Id rather take my chances dealing with a problem myself than call these idiots. A few months ago a 90 YEAR OLD couple was dragged from their vehicle by 7 or 8 cops and had to go to the hospital because the cops had a report of that car stolen in my town. The thing is, the report was months old and they had gotten the car back and told the police, but the police never bothered to update the file saying they got their car back. So they got attacked by the police because of the departments incompetence. Itâs just more and more common seeing bad policing and bad training. Why are we continually funding police to equip themselves like a small military if they arenât going to be qualified at all to be in that position?
Cops are the biggest military-wannabe clowns walking God's green earth.
Funny how people donât hold doctors or medical professionals to any high standards. Just love to bash cops. No one is perfect but Iâm pretty sure if you comply or do what ur told, youâll b alright
You guys in this podcast spent very little time as actual police officers. I get that youâre fanboys for special operations, but why do you keep having these podcasts?
For the readers not knowing any better, they spent 15 and 13 years respectively as police officers. What that means is they were fired or they were forced to resign for shitty tactics.
If you want to hear real experiences from real cops, find someone who has spent 20+ years
Because cops are military wannabes and vultures. 88% of them never call their military recruiters back. They're nerds.
@@willisdikfitinurmouth6793 I'll ask them if they called their military recruiters back first. That's usually a tell on what they actually are.
Great job,,,