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I Never Planned To Be A Cop But This Happened
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August 11, 2025
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2:58Now PlayingIn this emotional and powerful SNEAK PEEK of this episode of The Suffering Podcast, we sit down with a former street crimes detective who shares his unexpected journey into law enforcement. From losing a loved one just days after his 19th birthday to confronting his reflection and deciding to serve others, his story is a raw, gripping account of transformation, resilience, and service.
He opens up about the adrenaline-filled world of gangs, guns, and drug enforcement—and the heavy cost it had on his family life. But a surprising pivot leads him to one of the most misunderstood and undervalued positions in policing: the School Resource Officer (SRO). Discover why he believes this role holds the key to real change, early intervention, and safer communities. His intimate knowledge of students once under his care helps solve major crimes—and proves that real prevention starts with connection.
👮♂️ From street cop to mentor. From tactical ops to emotional insight. This episode is a must-watch for anyone interested in the real human stories behind the badge.
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