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- Kyle gets interviewed by the hosts of Police K9 Radio Podcast, in the Shots Fired Podcast studio. The guys discuss why scenario-based training is so important to surviving deadly encounters. Kyle talks about his incidents where he was involved in several officer involved shootings, one directly involving his K9 partner. Kyle also discusses overcoming the stigma of mental health in law enforcement and shares his story.
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The hosts of Police K9 Radio, Gregg and Rich asked Kyle to be a guest on their podcast. We recorded it in our studio and put it on our CZcams channel. Enjoy, and go check out their podcast for all things K9 related.
My name is Shanna and I’ve lived in Sacramento Ca. For over a decade and I got to tell you. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for yours and the K9’s courage and actions. I’m glad that technology has advanced but when I saw that video of Kyle running toward the suspect I was absolutely shocked. I look forward to the day when the earth will no longer be filled with wicked people and it will be a peaceful paradise. Ps 37:29 “The righteous will possess the earth, And they will live forever on it.”
Thanks for sharing your and Axel's story. I teared up. And totally understand the PTSD you got from that.
I'm just a house-wife, but I get the symptoms you described. Molested as a kid and have had those kinds of panic situations at certain times. A lot of people quietly deal with this stuff.
I love that you are making such an effort to normalize talking about mental health in your field.
Thanks for sharing your story. I'm sure many people, inside and outside law enforcement can learn from it.
you guys should make time stamps of the topics being discussed throughout the pod. This is good shit! love watching these
Thanks dude. We were doing chapters, but it was so time consuming. Can start doing it again.
Yes, I want my daughter to listen to the EMDR part at minimum.
Great podcast; my daughter is a LEO who's dealt with some crap. I will check with her on what type of counseling she is receiving. I'll encourage her to listen. She talks with me some... very proud of her.
What's a cell phone? Like what inmates use? 🤣
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Thanks guys!!
You can also go through C.O.P.S. concerns of police survivors for EMDR treatment... thank you for sharing your story. It's not easy dealing with trauma I've had my own experiences and it's a lifelong struggle. Again thanks for sharing
Thank you Renee for sharing the information.
Lots of guys watch watch this who are not police...but we have so much respect for what you do....just sayin....
Thanks my man! We appreciate you supporting us.
Love the content guys
Thank you!
Completely different topic, but I think it goes with what was discussed about checking in on your buddies at work, or school or what not, but my high school football team had a psychological therapist guy come in and talk to us separately before practice once a week. He would ask how we were doing and feeling, and a lot of us said we were fine, but when we said it he followed up with, "No, seriously. How are you really feeling." I'll never forget all of us in the meeting room together before practice emotional because of how a lot of our brothers were really feeling. That practice ended up saving 3 or 4 of our guys from ending everything.
this shit is funny already
Older generation have jokes too.
Despite the national media and community noise every law inforcement department in the country Thank-you for serving and protecting and k9 dog breeds PEOPLE AND DOGS ARE HERO'S!!$$
01:08:22 Men get more emotional for 3 reasons 1) Oxytocin release increases with age. You actually feel more. 2) With experience comes compassion. 3) Modern men are encouraged to show emotions. Congratulations for being human. :D
I sent you guys a message about being on the podcast, hopefully it gets a look at least lol