Knowledge Saves Lives
Welcome to "Knowledge Saves Lives," the podcast where we delve into the untold stories behind the badges. Join us as we bring you gripping tales from the lives of our esteemed instructors, who have dedicated their careers to protecting and serving.
In each episode, we shine a spotlight on the men and women who have walked the thin blue line, sharing their firsthand experiences that have left an indelible mark on their lives. From heart-pounding encounters on the front lines to the quiet moments of reflection, our instructors open up about the highs, the lows, and the transformative events that have shaped them.
"Knowledge Saves Lives" goes beyond the headlines and police reports, delving into the depths of human resilience and vulnerability. These brave individuals share their triumphs, their fears, and the challenges they faced while serving their communities. You'll hear stories that have never been told before, giving you a rare glimpse into the complexities of life behind the badge.
Through candid interviews, our instructors discuss the impact of their experiences on their mental health, relationships, and personal growth. They explore how their journeys have shaped their perspectives, fostering a deep empathy and understanding for the communities they serve.
Whether you're a law enforcement enthusiast, aspiring officer, or simply curious about the realities of life in the force, "Knowledge Saves Lives" offers a compelling platform to listen, learn, and gain a new appreciation for the sacrifices made by those who protect and serve.
Join us on this gripping and enlightening journey as we honor the lives of those who have dedicated themselves to making a difference. Tune in to "Knowledge Saves Lives" and discover the transformative power of shared stories from the men and women behind the badges.
Knowledge Saves Lives
4. KSL: Rob Young
Join us for an inspiring story of how Rob Young survived the Cleveland Elementary School Shooting on January 17th, 1989. He was shot twice during that incident and was in first grade at the time. Rob later went on to serve for nearly 20 years in law enforcement, having recently retired as a sergeant with the Stockton Unified School District Police Department. In 2013, Rob’s life came full circle when he responded to an active shooter incident while working as a police officer in the Bay Area.
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