Not only is the story intriguing, the two guys doing the interview were outstanding. The cop and his wife provided a detailed, relevant and expanded answer to each question. Probably the best interview I've ever seen.
My son and daughter in-law. I felt like I was in some crazy movie. Starting from the phone call I received when he was in the ambulance. Me heading to the hospital that was only a few miles from my home then in Chico. The hospital was shut down no one was allowed in. Security and officers escorted me too Ryan and Hayley. I went in and of course I was crying. Ryan grabbed my hand and he said Mom I'm alive. I smiled and said yes you are. His hands were sticky from blood. He was covered in cuts up and down his arms. From the Shrapnel is what I was told. I don't remember the doctor's name either that Ryan talks about in the podcast but I do remember looking down and he had cowboy boots on. I sat with Ryan daily listening to the story unfold again and again. I still have not been back to that store or parking lot. To this day when I see a car with dark tinted windows my heart speeds up. I'm so Thankful they both are doing good, I wish Ryan had no more migraines and for a while I kept wanting him to teach at a academy. I have said many prayers 🙏 nightly to watch over him protect him. I have always asked for God to give him skills, wisdom, instincts beyond normal. My Pray for Booker was the same. I'm so Thankful that he always has trained before he was old enough for the academy he was the SWAT Dummy for Chico Police department. That's what I called him anyways he would come home and tell me stories about the scenarios they played that day and sometimes he would get the drop on the SWAT guys training and he was so excited when he nailed one of them. He had a few bruises throughout his body even though he wore protective gear from the rubber bullets or whatever they used to get to him with. He has wanted to be an officer since he was I believe in kindergarten. I am beyond proud of both him and Hayley for everything they do everyday. I have met another or talk to another officer I to I've always said I believe it's the training and to never stopped training just keep training as long as it's available and like Ryan and Hayley both said it is not available go out and find it. Thank you for listening Belinda proud Mom
An amazing son and daughter-in-law that you have and you truly raised a true warrior. I'm so glad that you have your son and sorry that your family went through this. Thank goodness for everyone who goes into Law Enforcement to help us all. Respect and best regards from Australia
Ryan came to my rescue the first week he was back in duty after this incident he's talking about. I held a burglar at gunpoint for 15 minutes at 3am that was continually trying to get a weapon out of his vehicle. Because the county is huge and I'm at the very south end but I tell you what from my vantage point i could see TCSO CHP AND CPD flying toward my location. Ryan went over and above to get DNA from the scumbag and gave the DA a very good case and sent the guy to prison. The same guy stole over 20k of my things out of my shop the night before that i never recovered because the guy took it all out of the county. I didn't have insurance but I've never been so impressed with the effort and diligence Ryan put into my case. He's the kind of guy that all police officers should strive to be like. Thank you Ryan.
Thanks for your kind words man. I don’t remember this case but I wish I did lol there’s been too many to count over the years now. I’m glad I was able to help you out and get you some justice. Your comment is why I still love doing this job!
@@rfrank02855 I almost think it was your first night back on. SouthX99 I shot the tires out of their cars. One was a stolen truck. You went back and got the tools they dropped on the property to get DNA from the tools. Thank you again for going over and above.
@@rfrank02855Sounds like we should either clone you or put you into this mech suit we made for Officer Murphy, RoboCop. You're a badda55! Thank you for protecting us. Stay safe, brother.
This came up as suggested. I'm so happy I clicked to watch. Amazing story. You're sitting with a true hero right here. To hear what goes through, just an officer's, mind when you encounter evil,someone like this, having been shot at and hit. He still shot back, re-racked his gun and laid 5 deadly shots in this evil person. Thank you, Officer Ryan, you are a true hero to me and to everyone around. You stopped a mass shooting or a gun trafficker from killing only God knows how many. God was with you that day. I wish we had more officers like you. God bless you and Hailey. May you both live a long healthy life of love and happiness 🫶🙏🏼💙
Having worked with Ryan & Hayley in multiple capacities it does not surprise me to hear the calm but urgency in their demeanors. Hayley just like Wilma (the other dispatcher) are always the calm in the storm, something that seems to come natural to them. It was a privilege to work with them, one that I miss often. Great show guys.
@@rfrank02855 man god bless you brother and you sir are a true warrior to be out gunned and still fire and maneuver on em is a true testament of your character and will to survive..thank you for your service and God bless you an your family
Amazing story of survival! I am a 20 year LEO vet who recently medically retired. I’ve been in OIS’, and have also been shot with an AK47 (as a first grade student in 1989 and before I was a cop). This episode resonated with me. I still train cops and civilians in active shooter response, and definitely took notes to give to people in my classes. My wife is a deputy who is on the trauma support team at her dept, she also took notes. Good stuff. Thank you, guys!
From one brother in blue to another. I’m glad you and your bride made it through that insane Gun battle! I just retired after 28 years and your descriptions brought me back in time to my two OIS. Stay safe.
This is one of the best interviews and stories I've ever heard. Hearing the story told from from the officers perspective was very interesting. A Real Life hero story is what this is. Thanks for making it public, by sharing it with the rest of us :)
Absolutely wild how traffic stops can get deadly within seconds after starting out calm. Grateful that Ryan and Hayley are alive to tell the story. Impactful episode.
I remember this day I just pulled into dollar general and parked on the far end and I came out and got in my truck and was leaving and as soon as the shooting started I had just left the store and I remember ducking and stopping my windows were down it happened so fast. You did a great job Ryan that was a scary day for anyone there but esspecially you and your wife. So crazy and glad you're here to tell the story.
I remember when this happened. I live in one of the city’s within that county. In 2020 I became a Law Enforcement Explorer with that Sheriff’s Office. It’s something that I always worry about for both myself, the LE I’m riding along with, but more my father. My dad is a current Law Enforcement in that county with a different department. Through is 23+ career so far I’ve always worried about that. He investigated the OIS part of it. I remember hearing the radio traffic later after the incident. It gave me chills. I’m so glad that both of them are ok. And recently Haylee returned to our department as a dispatcher. Really enjoyed the episode
Does anyone know if Booker is still alive? I know he was medically retired but I’d love to see pictures of him and know where he ended up? I hope with a good family. What a pal he was to try and stop the man who was hurting his partner. A true friend to the end. Booker is officially the bestest boy 🫡
@@shotsfiredpodcast50 aww okay thanks for the information. Just had to put my own bestest boy down 💔 He was my protector to the end and I was hoping Booker was still alive in his golden years. Thanks again.
OUTSTANDING from you Haley and Booker (RIP) Along with Andrew rendering aid, the level headness and competence are absolutely next level. I hope you guys are enjoying life to the utmost fullest extent, stay safe.
What a great podcast. I took a lot from this and will be making some changes to my life from what I learned. What a badass couple, the way they handled themselves.
Wow - some story!! The one thing about being a "big city" cop (NYPD), is KNOWING that when the shit hits, massive backup is literally just a minute or two away, even taxi cabs with plainclothes drivers will be among the calvary. We called it a "10-13" officer needs assistance (13 being an "unlucky" number), and the RMP's (radio motor patrol - police cars) would be dispatched as Code 3 , lights and sirens. I'm glad that I never worked anything "rural", not knowing if/when another unit would be able to come to my aid in time. Very glad that he and she survived - they were very lucky/fortunate.
Appreciate them sharing their story!! Was a great video in general, but definitely love how they dove deeper into their experiences in depth than I had expected. Best case scenario all the way around. Glad everything worked out well for these two!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼
As a retired fire chief I have the world of respect for police officers as well as 911 communicators (dispatchers). Communicators are the first line of defense, the table setters if you will. They can make or break an incident. They don’t typically get paid anywhere near enough given their responsibilities. Years back I was very nearly killed on a medical emergency and was barely able to get my radio out while fighting with the guy who was armed with a very large knife and was doing his best to stab me in the chest. All I could transmit, without identifying myself was the police radio signal for “armed and dangerous. The communicator heard me, recognized my voice, recognized that I was in serious trouble and got me ALL of the help I needed. The bad guy was, after trial, sent to a psychiatric detention center and eventually died there.
I just found your channel today and have been binging most of the day! Incredible podcast… where have you been hiding why was today the first time you came across my recommendations! I loved all that I’ve watched… but this one I was truly inthralled with. They talk their story so well!
Great interview. Some takeaways- for as close and deadly as this was there were a lot positives. Such as preparation- mentally/ physically. Making good decisions under pressure, being Aggressive and counter assaulting, calmness during and especially after knowing you took hits. Additionally, I can’t imagine the level of concern for the safety of your wife. And thank God the wounds she took were not life threatening. Also, its a blessing she was there because she put out comms for her husband that narrowed the time is life gap. Especially the initial call for cover. Again, great AAR and I appreciate hearing this from both 🇺🇸👍🏻
Crazy story! Love the podcast guys keep up the good work! As someone with a family member in law enforcement I really appreciate you guys educating the public with more than the media can or cares to
All I have to say is “DAMN!!” I’m glad the good guys were ok in the end!!! Officer has a hell of a great lady in his life and to stay calm and be an asset to the situation! Now after the fact I gotta say I can’t even imagine seeing your dog running up the highway after the perp🤣🤣!!! Puts me in mind of Lethal weapon 2 where Riggs was running up the highway after his perp! Brave as hell to all involved!!! Thank you for being so proactive!! Thank you for your service!!!
I listened to this one while I was at work, and came back to watch after my shift. This was a great episode! Thanks, from a guy in school for CJ to become an officer!
I went to line school in oroville and that damn county is wild man. You guys got a good back up response from Cali rangers and CHP. I worked in a super rural area in Nevada as a Leo, I know what that’s like 780 square miles
Very cool you guys respond. Much appreciated, stay safe to you guys and god speed. I still have family in your neck of the woods and in the bay areas doing it. 🔵🔵🔵⚫️🔵🔵🔵
@@rfrank02855 glad you’re alive to tell your story. I remember vividly 3 times off of orodam rd seeing CHP, rangers pd and obviously county running code past my shithole trailer and getting the itch to go back into it while I was in line school. Shit even climbing those 50ft poles I’d see the heli’s take off out the airport and I worked on them out of Nevada before I left and getting that weird feeling of “ fuck I miss that” ha. You’re a tough son a of a bitch though and your now wife is too. God speed brother
WoW, Didn't know it was like this. I remember him being at my place in Rancho Tehama once to help me with a drugged out person that showed up at my place.
Shit happened to me. Took a new dispatcher on a ride along, ended up getting into my first OIS in 20 years of LE with a suicide by cop subject. I was also leaving a week later to go to K9 training. My department had 5 street deputies for 3,500 sq miles.
Talking about training to improve your own skills doesn't just improve your chances of staying alive in these situations but also your partners and those around you. Had he not done as much training and maybe froze or not returned fire, then with less training, they could have both been killed. I have the upmost respect for all officers and what yall do and have been debating applying to the PD in my area to serve with these brave individuals.
If a medical team is asking you to leave, please just respect that and go. There’s very limited space in the back of an ambulance and it’s best to keep all non-essential people out of the room. These situations are already chaotic enough without family members taking pictures and taking up valuable space.
God bless the Three of you all. Coming from a person that has plenty of law enforcement people. Ranging from FBI to Road Patrol even Correctional Officers. For the record I'm an extremely animal DOG LOVER.
Hey there thanks for the comment. Booker was part of our family and spent the remainder of his days with me, Hayley, and our kiddos during his retirement. he just recently passed away but will always be remembered as a total stud! We all miss him very much.
@@rfrank02855 thanks for the reply. I'm very sorry you guys didn't get to spend more time together in his retirement years. You're both studs. Stay safe, brother.
Im glad that they both are healthy and back to work I my self couldn't do there work im to old school shot and ask questions later, but anyway you all be safe my friends.
Was backup requested before the search was conducted? If not, why not? If backup was requested, what was the hurry to search the car prior to their arrival?
It was not. Not sure if you watched the podcast, but I explained why I didn’t. Granted my reason didn’t justify me doing a search solo. But that’s just kinda how we did things where I worked. Backup was not always available and for a proactive cop you kinda get into a hurry and just learn how to operate solo. Once again I don’t recommend that and it’s not how I do it now. Lesson learned
@@rfrank02855 I must have missed that. Thank you for taking the time and responding. Thank God you are still here with us. I just retired after 33 years on LASD. Looking back, I definitely dodged a couple of encounters and thought to myself, "damn, you are lucky that didn't go sideways."
Wow! It sounds like God really worked through a bunch of little miracles to not only save and protect you two, but also possibly prevent a mass shooting! Amazing. Great job and God bless ❤
Officer Frank talks about the dude getting the drop on him, but he came back in a position of power and made the dude run. The dude probably thought he had the officer down, until he was taking shots himself, then he ran.
Noone actually owns their plates, they all are supposed to be returned to the dmv, or ministry of transportation. It's kinda like currency, it all is government property, we can possess it for infinite amount of time, but never actually own it.
Glad they made it through that. At 46:53 I think you hit the nail on the head- a lot of police are afraid to train because they are afraid to "look bad" or " be shown up" in front of others, especially non police. Who do you think trains more and way harder: everyday people at a BJJ gym or police doing DT training days? Who trains more and better with their dogs, police doing the one day a week near by department training (which is typically run away bites only) or non police working their dogs in tracking, protection or scent work? Same thing at the range. Police should stop being afraid to get on the mat with others or work their dog at local club etc.
I think you know. Majority were arresting over mask for christ sake.....I don't think a podcast is needed. Just stay prepared. We the people wont back down. And LE, well hopefully they're smart enough to not follow government orders that are blatantly unconstitutional. Constitution trumps Law "suggestions" all day!
@@shotsfiredpodcast50 I wouldn’t say it’s political when a law enforcement agency is over stepping their boundaries. And to hear what Leo’s think about it. That’s all
Sorry for dumb question, what are these ride-alongs I keep hearing that cops have? Just relatives taken for a ride? I had no idea cops can have random people just ride along until recently.
A little late to the game on this video, but it just popped up on my recommended after watching a dashcam video of a pursuit. Not sure if the officer in the video or the channel themselves will even answer this, but I'll ask anyway. You see a person from a distance removing their plate. Why immediately jump to "oh, that's suspicious."? Im genuinely curious because from the mind of a car guy who has always enjoyed the LEO line of work i sort of understand it but at the same time I'd also be thinking that the person is modifying it with a plate holder or taking it off because they have a legal customized plate that they are switching the boring basic one out for.
RIP to Booker. I lost two dogs to old age last summer. Booker ran without hesitation towards a vehicle firing multiple rounds to protect his partner. He also chased the assailant down a highway. What an amazing companion.
I’m still a serving Senior Sergeant in my States Sheriff’s Office and have been in for 23 years. I have always been a pretty patient guy with your normal run of the mill dickheads which we deal with, however the rise of the sovereign citizen has me almost at the end of my patience. The absolute bullshit they carry on with is ridiculous. They’re now the ones who are dealing with someone unpredictable, the next one maybe the one who gets the beating of their life…
you ever here that auditor brian from here's the deal? he makes fun of the ya hoo cops voices as they talk their shit.. this guys voice fits that perfect!! think about it for a second... haha.. O.M.G. now i feel brians pain..
1:04:24 I hope that officer will read these comments because I think black salve(legit stuff from South America, if you can get your hands on it) might help pull the bullet pieces that are just beneath the skin to the surface because of it's powerful "drawing" action. People have pulled out entire tumors and skin cancers with this stuff for many decades. If you look up some stories of people using it, they can be pretty graphic but show the power of black salve (I believe the main ingredient is called blood root or red root?)
And yes, FDA will warn you against it because it hurts the allopathic medicine profits. 🙄 But I've heard of enough stories to see how powerful and natural it is(there are fakes out there too)
AK - 47s are overrated by the way, actually their for shit, they are full jackets that pass thru and do a lot less damage than people think, a snub nose 38 special does much more damage! who would think that huh..
You might have jumped in quick because you had a ride along and subconsciously knew if you used your car as cover you would also be useing her 2. Just saying
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please subscribe to these guys they are bad ass and are putting out great info weekly!
Did Tehama County Sheriff change their ride along policy for employees after this incident?
Not only is the story intriguing, the two guys doing the interview were outstanding. The cop and his wife provided a detailed, relevant and expanded answer to each question. Probably the best interview I've ever seen.
Hayley (dispatcher) and Ryan (officer)
Takes multiple 7.62 rounds to the body and stays in the fight. BADASS🤘🏻
Fucking crazy he got hit three times and kept going
It's people like this who keep us safe and need our support. You guys have an incredible date night story for your kids and family members.
My son and daughter in-law. I felt like I was in some crazy movie. Starting from the phone call I received when he was in the ambulance. Me heading to the hospital that was only a few miles from my home then in Chico. The hospital was shut down no one was allowed in. Security and officers escorted me too Ryan and Hayley. I went in and of course I was crying. Ryan grabbed my hand and he said Mom I'm alive. I smiled and said yes you are. His hands were sticky from blood. He was covered in cuts up and down his arms. From the Shrapnel is what I was told. I don't remember the doctor's name either that Ryan talks about in the podcast but I do remember looking down and he had cowboy boots on. I sat with Ryan daily listening to the story unfold again and again. I still have not been back to that store or parking lot. To this day when I see a car with dark tinted windows my heart speeds up. I'm so Thankful they both are doing good, I wish Ryan had no more migraines and for a while I kept wanting him to teach at a academy. I have said many prayers 🙏 nightly to watch over him protect him. I have always asked for God to give him skills, wisdom, instincts beyond normal. My Pray for Booker was the same. I'm so Thankful that he always has trained before he was old enough for the academy he was the SWAT Dummy for Chico Police department. That's what I called him anyways he would come home and tell me stories about the scenarios they played that day and sometimes he would get the drop on the SWAT guys training and he was so excited when he nailed one of them. He had a few bruises throughout his body even though he wore protective gear from the rubber bullets or whatever they used to get to him with. He has wanted to be an officer since he was I believe in kindergarten. I am beyond proud of both him and Hayley for everything they do everyday. I have met another or talk to another officer I to I've always said I believe it's the training and to never stopped training just keep training as long as it's available and like Ryan and Hayley both said it is not available go out and find it.
Thank you for listening
Belinda proud Mom
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Hell of a son you got!
You raised an amazing son.
An amazing son and daughter-in-law that you have and you truly raised a true warrior. I'm so glad that you have your son and sorry that your family went through this. Thank goodness for everyone who goes into Law Enforcement to help us all. Respect and best regards from Australia
Thank you so much Belinda for sharing , your son and daughter in law are heroes. ❤️ truly grateful for them ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
“I’m ok”
“No, you’re fucked up.”
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Ryan came to my rescue the first week he was back in duty after this incident he's talking about. I held a burglar at gunpoint for 15 minutes at 3am that was continually trying to get a weapon out of his vehicle. Because the county is huge and I'm at the very south end but I tell you what from my vantage point i could see TCSO CHP AND CPD flying toward my location.
Ryan went over and above to get DNA from the scumbag and gave the DA a very good case and sent the guy to prison. The same guy stole over 20k of my things out of my shop the night before that i never recovered because the guy took it all out of the county. I didn't have insurance but I've never been so impressed with the effort and diligence Ryan put into my case. He's the kind of guy that all police officers should strive to be like.
Thank you Ryan.
Thanks for your kind words man. I don’t remember this case but I wish I did lol there’s been too many to count over the years now. I’m glad I was able to help you out and get you some justice. Your comment is why I still love doing this job!
@@rfrank02855 I almost think it was your first night back on. SouthX99 I shot the tires out of their cars. One was a stolen truck. You went back and got the tools they dropped on the property to get DNA from the tools. Thank you again for going over and above.
@@WillaHerrera Ok, Yes I do remember this one!
@@rfrank02855Sounds like we should either clone you or put you into this mech suit we made for Officer Murphy, RoboCop.
You're a badda55! Thank you for protecting us. Stay safe, brother.
This came up as suggested. I'm so happy I clicked to watch.
Amazing story. You're sitting with a true hero right here. To hear what goes through, just an officer's, mind when you encounter evil,someone like this, having been shot at and hit. He still shot back, re-racked his gun and laid 5 deadly shots in this evil person.
Thank you, Officer Ryan, you are a true hero to me and to everyone around. You stopped a mass shooting or a gun trafficker from killing only God knows how many. God was with you that day. I wish we had more officers like you. God bless you and Hailey. May you both live a long healthy life of love and happiness
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Having worked with Ryan & Hayley in multiple capacities it does not surprise me to hear the calm but urgency in their demeanors. Hayley just like Wilma (the other dispatcher) are always the calm in the storm, something that seems to come natural to them. It was a privilege to work with them, one that I miss often. Great show guys.
Thanks for sharing Courtney. They definitely handled themselves well. Thank you for the support.
Thanks courtney!
@@rfrank02855 bro crazy story. Glad you had the fight. That’s definitely what saved you and Hayley
@@nathant3897 Thanks brother
@@rfrank02855 man god bless you brother and you sir are a true warrior to be out gunned and still fire and maneuver on em is a true testament of your character and will to survive..thank you for your service and God bless you an your family
Amazing story of survival! I am a 20 year LEO vet who recently medically retired. I’ve been in OIS’, and have also been shot with an AK47 (as a first grade student in 1989 and before I was a cop). This episode resonated with me. I still train cops and civilians in active shooter response, and definitely took notes to give to people in my classes. My wife is a deputy who is on the trauma support team at her dept, she also took notes. Good stuff. Thank you, guys!
From one brother in blue to another. I’m glad you and your bride made it through that insane Gun battle! I just retired after 28 years and your descriptions brought me back in time to my two OIS. Stay safe.
Thanks brother. Congrats on retirement!
@@rfrank02855 bro are you the guy that was in the shooting in the video?!
@@CHITOWN8072 yes
This is one of the best interviews and stories I've ever heard. Hearing the story told from from the officers perspective was very interesting. A Real Life hero story is what this is.
Thanks for making it public, by sharing it with the rest of us :)
When someone can talk about their trauma, it means they have started dealing with it.
Absolutely wild how traffic stops can get deadly within seconds after starting out calm. Grateful that Ryan and Hayley are alive to tell the story. Impactful episode.
Thank you.
Thank you for tuning in brotha 👊🏼
It is a tough job. My brother is LAPD. I have heard some stuff. It gets bad.
@@shotsfiredpodcast50 😮😮😮
Crazy stuff! Thanks for watching
Proud I got to work alongside Ryan and watch him develop into a seasoned officer.
Tom, not sure what your real name is lol but I appreciate your kind words man!
I remember this day I just pulled into dollar general and parked on the far end and I came out and got in my truck and was leaving and as soon as the shooting started I had just left the store and I remember ducking and stopping my windows were down it happened so fast. You did a great job Ryan that was a scary day for anyone there but esspecially you and your wife. So crazy and glad you're here to tell the story.
Thanks Dakota, Its awesome to hear from you. I always wondered what people who were in the area were thinking.
Yeah man the bravery you had was amazing man that guy stood no chance and at the end paid for it
Nuts man. Cool you got to hear the perspective of Ryan and his Wife. Glad it worked out. Thanks for watching and dropping a comment 👊🏼🇺🇸
@@shotsfiredpodcast50 glad I got to hear the story
As a law enforcement widow i would love to share our story with yall
I would like to hear ...
Thanks to all the officers for your service! 💙
I remember when this happened. I live in one of the city’s within that county. In 2020 I became a Law Enforcement Explorer with that Sheriff’s Office. It’s something that I always worry about for both myself, the LE I’m riding along with, but more my father. My dad is a current Law Enforcement in that county with a different department. Through is 23+ career so far I’ve always worried about that. He investigated the OIS part of it. I remember hearing the radio traffic later after the incident. It gave me chills. I’m so glad that both of them are ok. And recently Haylee returned to our department as a dispatcher. Really enjoyed the episode
Carson, glad you enjoyed the episode. Keep putting in the hard work!
Good luck Carson 👊🏼🇺🇸
Does anyone know if Booker is still alive? I know he was medically retired but I’d love to see pictures of him and know where he ended up? I hope with a good family. What a pal he was to try and stop the man who was hurting his partner. A true friend to the end. Booker is officially the bestest boy 🫡
He survived the shooting, however he is now passed away due to old age.
@@shotsfiredpodcast50 aww okay thanks for the information. Just had to put my own bestest boy down 💔 He was my protector to the end and I was hoping Booker was still alive in his golden years. Thanks again.
OUTSTANDING from you Haley and Booker (RIP) Along with Andrew rendering aid, the level headness and competence are absolutely next level. I hope you guys are enjoying life to the utmost fullest extent, stay safe.
Thank you 🙏
What a great podcast. I took a lot from this and will be making some changes to my life from what I learned. What a badass couple, the way they handled themselves.
Wild story! Way to win brother. Cheers from a Kentucky LEO! Stay safe out there.
Thank you!
Love the radio traffic, photos and shirts!! Awesome testimony from the 2 warriors! May GOD bless you both with complete healing and happiness!🙏🙏
Thanks Garret! Appreciate the support 👊🏼🇺🇸
Thanks for watching man! This was my wife and I!
Wow - some story!! The one thing about being a "big city" cop (NYPD), is KNOWING that when the shit hits, massive backup is literally just a minute or two away, even taxi cabs with plainclothes drivers will be among the calvary. We called it a "10-13" officer needs assistance (13 being an "unlucky" number), and the RMP's (radio motor patrol - police cars) would be dispatched as Code 3 , lights and sirens.
I'm glad that I never worked anything "rural", not knowing if/when another unit would be able to come to my aid in time.
Very glad that he and she survived - they were very lucky/fortunate.
Appreciate them sharing their story!! Was a great video in general, but definitely love how they dove deeper into their experiences in depth than I had expected. Best case scenario all the way around. Glad everything worked out well for these two!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼
As a retired fire chief I have the world of respect for police officers as well as 911 communicators (dispatchers). Communicators are the first line of defense, the table setters if you will. They can make or break an incident. They don’t typically get paid anywhere near enough given their responsibilities. Years back I was very nearly killed on a medical emergency and was barely able to get my radio out while fighting with the guy who was armed with a very large knife and was doing his best to stab me in the chest. All I could transmit, without identifying myself was the police radio signal for “armed and dangerous. The communicator heard me, recognized my voice, recognized that I was in serious trouble and got me ALL of the help I needed. The bad guy was, after trial, sent to a psychiatric detention center and eventually died there.
Amazing story. Thank God they both survived. Thank you for sharing. Stay safe ♥️♥️♥️
Thanks for the support Nancy.
Thank you for your kind words Nancy
I just found your channel today and have been binging most of the day! Incredible podcast… where have you been hiding why was today the first time you came across my recommendations! I loved all that I’ve watched… but this one I was truly inthralled with. They talk their story so well!
Thank you all for what you do and God bless you. MAGA!
Thanks for supporting us 👊🏼🇺🇸
I remember when thus happened, listening on my scanner. Very glad all LE came out alive.
Thanks for watch Jerry. Glad you got to hear their perspective.
Thank you!
Great interview. Some takeaways- for as close and deadly as this was there were a lot positives. Such as preparation- mentally/ physically. Making good decisions under pressure, being Aggressive and counter assaulting, calmness during and especially after knowing you took hits.
Additionally, I can’t imagine the level of concern for the safety of your wife. And thank God the wounds she took were not life threatening. Also, its a blessing she was there because she put out comms for her husband that narrowed the time is life gap. Especially the initial call for cover.
Again, great AAR and I appreciate hearing this from both 🇺🇸👍🏻
Thank you!
Just rewatched this, a year later. Awesome couple.
All those extra gadgets on the radio I like the old school radio corded hand mic personally.
Great to hear officer’s perspective and experiences. I would say I appreciate you guys & gals.
Thank you
Thanks for tuning in. 👊🏼🇺🇸
Crazy story! Love the podcast guys keep up the good work! As someone with a family member in law enforcement I really appreciate you guys educating the public with more than the media can or cares to
Stay safe guys!
Thank you 🙏
Wow, great podcast thank you guys for sharing.
Thank you brotha.
All I have to say is “DAMN!!”
I’m glad the good guys were ok in the end!!! Officer has a hell of a great lady in his life and to stay calm and be an asset to the situation! Now after the fact I gotta say I can’t even imagine seeing your dog running up the highway after the perp🤣🤣!!! Puts me in mind of Lethal weapon 2 where Riggs was running up the highway after his perp! Brave as hell to all involved!!! Thank you for being so proactive!! Thank you for your service!!!
Thanks for watching and supporting us Matt. Glad you enjoyed it. Hell of a story!
thank you brotha
This was close to my backyard. I remember this happening!
Thank you for watching
I listened to this one while I was at work, and came back to watch after my shift. This was a great episode! Thanks, from a guy in school for CJ to become an officer!
Glad you liked it Bro!
@@rfrank02855 absolutely! Thanks for sharing
Thanks brotha. Glad you liked it. Good luck in the academy. We got some stuff rolling out soon you might be interested. Keep on the look out 👀
@@shotsfiredpodcast50 thanks! Will do fellas 👍
Absolutely man
This was nuts. Thank you all
Hell of a story 👊🏼
Thanks for the comments man! Glad you liked it
I went to line school in oroville and that damn county is wild man. You guys got a good back up response from Cali rangers and CHP. I worked in a super rural area in Nevada as a Leo, I know what that’s like 780 square miles
Thanks for watching and dropping a comment Travis. Much appreciated! 👊🏼🇺🇸
Very cool you guys respond. Much appreciated, stay safe to you guys and god speed. I still have family in your neck of the woods and in the bay areas doing it. 🔵🔵🔵⚫️🔵🔵🔵
@@TMarotti3366 of course. We appreciate everyone’s support! 🇺🇸
thanks for the comment, busy place to work forsure!
@@rfrank02855 glad you’re alive to tell your story. I remember vividly 3 times off of orodam rd seeing CHP, rangers pd and obviously county running code past my shithole trailer and getting the itch to go back into it while I was in line school. Shit even climbing those 50ft poles I’d see the heli’s take off out the airport and I worked on them out of Nevada before I left and getting that weird feeling of “ fuck I miss that” ha. You’re a tough son a of a bitch though and your now wife is too. God speed brother
Thank you for sharing your story, i learned a lot. Most importantly how you roll after being out of the fire.
Awesome! Thanks for watching man
Good job officers! Stay safe and kept the streets clean!
Thanks brotha 👊🏼
Thank you!
God Blessed you both 🙏 Have a long Happy life together ❤️
Thank you
Scary, we never search a car without a second unit on scene.
Yeah good call man lol lesson learned
WoW, Didn't know it was like this. I remember him being at my place in Rancho Tehama once to help me with a drugged out person that showed up at my place.
Thank you for watching!
Thank you Haley and Thank you Andrew.
Shit happened to me. Took a new dispatcher on a ride along, ended up getting into my first OIS in 20 years of LE with a suicide by cop subject. I was also leaving a week later to go to K9 training. My department had 5 street deputies for 3,500 sq miles.
That’s crazy! Always stay ready
Talking about training to improve your own skills doesn't just improve your chances of staying alive in these situations but also your partners and those around you. Had he not done as much training and maybe froze or not returned fire, then with less training, they could have both been killed. I have the upmost respect for all officers and what yall do and have been debating applying to the PD in my area to serve with these brave individuals.
Ryan, you're an animal. Great work!
Great video. Thank you.
Thank you 🙏
Wow. Great episode. Also noticed he said foot bail not leg bail.
He’s learning. We’ll get him trained up 😂. Good catch.
Did I miss something? Lol 😂 It’s footbail right?
If a medical team is asking you to leave, please just respect that and go. There’s very limited space in the back of an ambulance and it’s best to keep all non-essential people out of the room. These situations are already chaotic enough without family members taking pictures and taking up valuable space.
God bless the Three of you all. Coming from a person that has plenty of law enforcement people. Ranging from FBI to Road Patrol even Correctional Officers. For the record I'm an extremely animal DOG LOVER.
Great job officer
Thank you
Amazing story. Terrifying
thank you Jeff, glad you enjoyed our story1
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This is all amazing but the first thing that made me go 'wow' was Hayley's demeanor. She's tough.
What happened to Booker? Did he stay at TSO or did he get retired to be with Ryan and Haley?
GREAT podcast guys!!
Retired due to age after that incident Ryan told us. He just recently passed away unfortunately.
@@shotsfiredpodcast50 Oh no!! 😥
Hey there thanks for the comment. Booker was part of our family and spent the remainder of his days with me, Hayley, and our kiddos during his retirement. he just recently passed away but will always be remembered as a total stud! We all miss him very much.
@@rfrank02855 thanks for the reply. I'm very sorry you guys didn't get to spend more time together in his retirement years. You're both studs. Stay safe, brother.
Thank you
3 of our own here in Tehama County Sheriff Office!
Shout out! 👊🏼. Stay safe up there!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thanks for watching Michelle! Tehama will always be my home
How is Booker these days?
Booker actually passed away recently. We miss him immensely, but he lived a great life.
@@rfrank02855 is there bodycam footage of the incident you had?
Good shi* as always. Keep it up.
I’m curious why he left his former agency and if it had anything to do with this incident? Thanks.
It’s not un-common to lateral to other agencies. Pay.. benefits .. work style ect .. he has a good relationship with his prior agency.
There were a few reasons. To hard to type out though lol....Next podcast!
Im glad that they both are healthy and back to work I my self couldn't do there work im to old school shot and ask questions later, but anyway you all be safe my friends.
Wonder if there is body cam footage
No video of the incident. Pre body worn camera
Was backup requested before the search was conducted? If not, why not? If backup was requested, what was the hurry to search the car prior to their arrival?
It was not. Not sure if you watched the podcast, but I explained why I didn’t. Granted my reason didn’t justify me doing a search solo. But that’s just kinda how we did things where I worked. Backup was not always available and for a proactive cop you kinda get into a hurry and just learn how to operate solo. Once again I don’t recommend that and it’s not how I do it now. Lesson learned
@@rfrank02855 I must have missed that. Thank you for taking the time and responding. Thank God you are still here with us. I just retired after 33 years on LASD. Looking back, I definitely dodged a couple of encounters and thought to myself, "damn, you are lucky that didn't go sideways."
Would love to see you guys Incorporate “time stamps “ into the podcast videos so you can skip to each topic covered
We were doing that and stopped. Can start adding it again.
Up to you, just friendly suggestion. Badass episode either way
Thanks bro
👍 and subbed great channel
Wow! It sounds like God really worked through a bunch of little miracles to not only save and protect you two, but also possibly prevent a mass shooting! Amazing. Great job and God bless ❤
Any advice for a correctional officer
Officer Frank talks about the dude getting the drop on him, but he came back in a position of power and made the dude run. The dude probably thought he had the officer down, until he was taking shots himself, then he ran.
Did they release the dashcam
You had to gain fire superiority and you did good job damn near impossible when you're talking about a pistol versus an AK
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Thank you! Always training
Noone actually owns their plates, they all are supposed to be returned to the dmv, or ministry of transportation. It's kinda like currency, it all is government property, we can possess it for infinite amount of time, but never actually own it.
Glad that’s what you got out of that. 🧐
@@shotsfiredpodcast50😂🤣
Glad they made it through that. At 46:53 I think you hit the nail on the head- a lot of police are afraid to train because they are afraid to "look bad" or " be shown up" in front of others, especially non police. Who do you think trains more and way harder: everyday people at a BJJ gym or police doing DT training days? Who trains more and better with their dogs, police doing the one day a week near by department training (which is typically run away bites only) or non police working their dogs in tracking, protection or scent work? Same thing at the range. Police should stop being afraid to get on the mat with others or work their dog at local club etc.
I think there could be a movie made about this couple, this incident!
Would like to hear all your opinions on the ATF trying to strip our rights from us.
We don’t get into political stuff on our channel for certain reasons.
I think you know. Majority were arresting over mask for christ sake.....I don't think a podcast is needed. Just stay prepared. We the people wont back down. And LE, well hopefully they're smart enough to not follow government orders that are blatantly unconstitutional. Constitution trumps Law "suggestions" all day!
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@@shotsfiredpodcast50 I wouldn’t say it’s political when a law enforcement agency is over stepping their boundaries. And to hear what Leo’s think about it. That’s all
@@shammy313 they never wanna talk about it when you question them! It's ALWAYS "look, here's the deal" 😂😂😂 never trust them!
Who is here because of the shooting in Red Bluff CHP.
Guardian angel
What was the name of the criminal?
We’re not releasing that info.
Sorry for dumb question, what are these ride-alongs I keep hearing that cops have? Just relatives taken for a ride? I had no idea cops can have random people just ride along until recently.
Anyone else think that he was about to shoot up that dollar general?
ETA: how many lives did Ryan and Courtney save?
A little late to the game on this video, but it just popped up on my recommended after watching a dashcam video of a pursuit. Not sure if the officer in the video or the channel themselves will even answer this, but I'll ask anyway. You see a person from a distance removing their plate. Why immediately jump to "oh, that's suspicious."? Im genuinely curious because from the mind of a car guy who has always enjoyed the LEO line of work i sort of understand it but at the same time I'd also be thinking that the person is modifying it with a plate holder or taking it off because they have a legal customized plate that they are switching the boring basic one out for.
I understand your point, but at a Dollar General in the middle of the night?
@54:00 reminds me of Omar Felix Cueva who shot & killed NM Trooper Darian Jarrott during a traffic stop.
Probably no surprise here but I am most upset about the dog. 😔
Dogs are the best.
Yes sir 👊🏼
Agreed!
RIP to Booker. I lost two dogs to old age last summer. Booker ran without hesitation towards a vehicle firing multiple rounds to protect his partner. He also chased the assailant down a highway. What an amazing companion.
Please interview game warden dog handlers.
I’m still a serving Senior Sergeant in my States Sheriff’s Office and have been in for 23 years. I have always been a pretty patient guy with your normal run of the mill dickheads which we deal with, however the rise of the sovereign citizen has me almost at the end of my patience. The absolute bullshit they carry on with is ridiculous. They’re now the ones who are dealing with someone unpredictable, the next one maybe the one who gets the beating of their life…
you ever here that auditor brian from here's the deal? he makes fun of the ya hoo cops voices as they talk their shit.. this guys voice fits that perfect!! think about it for a second... haha.. O.M.G. now i feel brians pain..
Fkn warrior!
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Must have been using a 9mm
40 Cal
wait?? which ones haley? and which ones booker?? - i'm sorry it's the nose thing thats throwing me off...
1:04:24 I hope that officer will read these comments because I think black salve(legit stuff from South America, if you can get your hands on it) might help pull the bullet pieces that are just beneath the skin to the surface because of it's powerful "drawing" action. People have pulled out entire tumors and skin cancers with this stuff for many decades. If you look up some stories of people using it, they can be pretty graphic but show the power of black salve (I believe the main ingredient is called blood root or red root?)
And yes, FDA will warn you against it because it hurts the allopathic medicine profits. 🙄 But I've heard of enough stories to see how powerful and natural it is(there are fakes out there too)
I'm kind of surprised the doctors didn't do any surgeries to remove any of the bullets or shrapnel.
@@Runner8617a lot of the time bullets or fragments that end up in vital areas provide more risk than reward if they were to operate to remove it
AK - 47s are overrated by the way, actually their for shit, they are full jackets that pass thru and do a lot less damage than people think, a snub nose 38 special does much more damage! who would think that huh..
I’d rather watch the body cam than hear the long narrative.
Gnar
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Forsure!
In this day of age, unfortunately, it's more common because of our democratic party backing civilians more than you guys. Stay safe. 🙏🤟❤️🇺🇲
nice beard ... friend-o.. i'll bet you grow weed in that thing.. and nobody questions about that!?!?!..
Learn how to quiet your pronunciation with letter s
Will work on that 🫢
clear your throat ya yaaa hooo!!!..
So you showed up to a scene and made it turn dangerous, thats cool.
You might have jumped in quick because you had a ride along and subconsciously knew if you used your car as cover you would also be useing her 2. Just saying