Intense story. Thank you Eddie Chan for sharing your story. Job well done to the San Jose Police Department and the Santa Clara Sheriffs Office. Condolences to the families who lost loved ones that day.
Thank you for what you two great 👍 guys do on the Pod casts 😊 so so important on sleep Deprivation. In my Humble opinion Cops need to get SLEEP time. When you're training that M-4 down a hallway you can't have any brain haze, from lack of sleep. So, so glad he told you about the night before.
It's a mic, not some dude named Mike. But yes, super annoying. In fact I don't think I'm gonna be able to finish this one. Interested in this podcast but man, it's just not worth the frustration. This dude just keeps fading totally out. Nope. Done.
As a former local state and federal LE, I am utterly disappointed on why this channel gets so low views! You deserve much more. Proud to have shared the badge with such cool folks like you all 🫡
We all know why, and the reasons behind it are unacceptable. Luckily we can fly under “their” radar. Valuable information, exceptional knowledge and insights.
Unfortunately, I think it has to do with the RUclips algorithms. I literally just stumbled upon this channel today. I think it’s a great resource for LE and civilians alike. I am a civilian from a LE perspective but I am a civil servant with fire and rescue in Fairfax county, Virginia
Thank you for having Eddie on the show. The leadership he displayed during the active shooter event is a perfect example of the type of credibility and experience he brings to our team. Kyle and Mark, you guys are doing an excellent job of curating high-quality guests and highlighting their stories.
San Jose reisdent here. I actually lived a couple of minutes away from where this happened. Grateful for the men and women of our fantastic police department.
I remember watching this cam footage. It's captivating when you hear an Officer like Chan give a vivid breakdown. Rip to all the innocent involved. Thank you to the LEOs that give it their all and are willing to go out on their shield for people they've never met.
Great episode guys.... GJ on getting him on. Quick tip, adjust his or anyone's mic when its away like that, couldn't hear at times (i know you guys were personally just very invested into his story as well like us viewers) but gotta adjust real time bros... nonetheless amazing work
Love this Podcast gents. It really gives good insight to what law enforcement goes through and all the things the general public doesn’t know or get to see. Keep up the great work and stay safe brothers. Also, audio was a lil low at times.
Excellent episode, I loved hearing his thought process on leadership and taking charge during a critical incident like this. You guys are killing it with the guests! Also not sure when CRKT became a sponsor but I love their knoves. I've been carryong the same CRKT M16 Tanto w/seat belt cutter and window breaker for over 8 years, it's never failed me on a call
This is so awesome! So cool you got to interview him. I remember seeing the footage and being super impressed by the tactics and excellent communication. Is he the guy behind the BWC that took charge of the team? It always irks me when I see no one take charge, everyone doing their own thing, everyone wanting to be the hero, or everyone hesitating. It was really refreshing to see him take charge and make such good strategic decisions. Very impressive. They got lucky when that guy came out and they were able to enter. I hope that part makes it into training - have a way to enter before deploying. And I can't believe he didn't talk about the pucker factor entering those dark offices with all those desks and hiding places. That was scary to watch. And then the stairwell area, very impressive tactics again, communicating who is covering the stairwell, who is covering the suspect and who is covering the office to the left. Great interview, guys!! PS. Too bad about the sound at times. Growing pains right! PPS. Tell Billy the audience misses him. -‐----------- Question I'm always concerned when I see so many first responders converge. Is it a concern that a terrorist may take advantage of that? Every time I see a group of police converge, I expect a bomb to go off. Is that a concern at all in the US?
@@equinsuocha2628 that’s 100% the reason. Whenever someone does it on my podcast I basically have to send it to my editor to level it out because I don’t wanna spend like 4+ hours chopping it up and fixing it
New subscriber. Love the content! Constructive criticism: can we make sure everyone is talking into the mics? I can hardly hear half of what is being told. I get really engaged with his story and I am straining to hear it. Love, A half-deaf cop.
Move the mic in between the guest and the hosts. Part of the problem is dude rotating to speak to yall and not the mic. It's a natural response, you should adjust for it
I have nothing but respect for those officers and deputies that ran into that building!! Anybody who puts their own life on the line for other people, especially going in completely blind, deserves not but respect!! These guys are heroes!! My heart is breaking for the family of the man who killed himself. 💔😢
It was meat for this Sgt. to be there 💯. From him wanting to call off to changing his mind last sec to getting to work with a bad feeling in the pit of his stomach to him being at the A building when he looked up and seen the 6ft A. Hats off to all the officers for running towards the sound of gunfire. UVALDE officers could learn something from these officers. This Sgt even said that he has never worked with almost all of the officers that were there but they still came together and got the job done!! And it was only over 3 min to get it done not like UVALDE 77 MIN. I respect all law enforcement. I could never do what you guys do. Thank you all for your service❤
You guys really need to tell these guests to put that mic directly in front if their mouth. The audio is terrible. I just started the video but I’ve only heard half of what he’s said.
If you were able to keep the death count to single digits, you did an outstanding job because history has shown. If you’re waiting on a 911 response to an active shooter that could have easily been around two dozen victims.
In some particular cases, im convinced that performance enhancing drugs should be legal for law enforcement, if not for the added tendencies toward aggression.
Couple takeaways: Angles do matter, especially on a crisis site. Ref the gents comment that “it all goes out the window”. Thats incorrect. Train more reps. LE focuses too too much on having to know an interior. Know how to take a room or space(using angles) and it does not matter what the interior looks like. Make decisions sooner. While 3:40 something seconds seems fast from start to finish, it can be done a lot quicker. How many shots ,while guys jocked up, had a talk and then started moving toward breach points? Each one was a life. Stop worrying about dying or “getting hurt”. You are way better off than the victims. Do Work. Priority of work- fuck the bad guy. He bleeds out because you need to evac wounded, search for more victims and rescue “victims who hid while you clear enough of structure for rescue. Then the douche bag. Yes I do have experience on targets of all shapes and sizes -real world. Hot washes have to be honest even if it stings. Just constructive takeaways. I enjoy this podcast for the approach you guys take. 🇺🇸🏴☠️
48:44 I don’t necessarily agree as someone who’s been riding motorcycles since the early 80s. You can’t group all civilians into that 90% category, because some civilians such as myself actually take advanced training and practice it so their skills don’t atrophy. I do agree with him that probably 90% of civilians don’t practice at that level but you can’t put all civilians in that 90% luck category. In fact, I am currently signed up to take the motor officer course which is offered by retired motorcycle police officers. I’ve taken tons of advanced training however, I do think the motor officer training is another key step and having total control over my machine. By the way, I currently ride a 2023 Yamaha MT 10 also known as the YZF 1000. It’s a fantastic street bike. I’m 52 years old 160 pounds and 5’,7”. It’s all about physics and your discipline and your training when it comes to staying safe on a motorcycle or at least as safe as you can be.
San Jose only 190 square miles? Here in Texas our counties are from 127 square miles to 6000 square miles. Of course the populations are nowhere near San Jose. The biggest problem is the same with lack of manpower to cover those areas efficiently. Some counties have 1 unit covering the area if they’re lucky. Alaska in itself is a completely different animal however.
You seriously need to pay attention to your audio. Mike placement is wrong. The Mike needs to be in the direction the voice is directed. You set the Mike like he talks straight ahead and you’re on his left. Guest don’t know to always talk to the Mike not the hosts. Do better. The fade in and out of his audio is distracting, and completely make the video annoying to watch or listen too.
Just go ahead push that pesky contraption mounted off to the side of your face out of your way completely. Its obviously in your way, and every now n then it picks up your voice, making the audience hear what you're saying in breif intervals. Guys, if youre not going to make your guests speak into the mic, hang a boom mic over them or something so they can actually be heard telling their story. Really frustrating when the guest thinks he's just having a conversation with you when he needs to be having that conversation with the mic so your audience can actually be in on the conversation too.
This is the first time I've seen your channel. I have three questions, please. 1)How do you feel about the "Cops vs Citizens" agenda that's being pushed as social programming, in order to convince the American and world public that all cops are horrendous human beings who'll kill in a heartbeat? I'd assume that you'd be totally against this type of social programming. 2)How do you feel about the fact that various Federal agencies made the cops in Uvalde take the fall for the fact that they were ordered not to move by the agencies that were running the psyop? I'd think this would be quite angering to good cops everywhere. 3)Has your own department ever participated in an Integrated Capstone Event or any other type of government psychological operation? Thanks very much in advance for your answers!
Running to the action. Not the other way. Respect!! 🫡. A part of our society needs to put some respect on these men and women. It’s a hard job. They have families too.
👨🚒🚑 ~ Quite frustrating and ironic that the cops are supposed to run into danger it’s not too much regard for their own life, but the firefighters need to have their own Secret Service detail even after the scene is declared safe.
Intense story. Thank you Eddie Chan for sharing your story. Job well done to the San Jose Police Department and the Santa Clara Sheriffs Office. Condolences to the families who lost loved ones that day.
Thank you for what you two great 👍 guys do on the Pod casts 😊 so so important on sleep Deprivation. In my Humble opinion Cops need to get SLEEP time. When you're training that M-4 down a hallway you can't have any brain haze, from lack of sleep. So, so glad he told you about the night before.
You boys need to teach your guests to keep the mike in front of their face!!!
yes please. so hard to hear at times
Turn your volume up cry baby , Jesus
They could also do some post-processing to normalize the volume level, so boosting the quiet parts.
It's a mic, not some dude named Mike.
But yes, super annoying. In fact I don't think I'm gonna be able to finish this one. Interested in this podcast but man, it's just not worth the frustration. This dude just keeps fading totally out. Nope. Done.
As a former local state and federal LE, I am utterly disappointed on why this channel gets so low views! You deserve much more. Proud to have shared the badge with such cool folks like you all 🫡
Thank you for the support.
We all know why, and the reasons behind it are unacceptable. Luckily we can fly under “their” radar. Valuable information, exceptional knowledge and insights.
Thank you my man. We appreciate that.
🙌🏼 thanks for the support dude.
Unfortunately, I think it has to do with the RUclips algorithms. I literally just stumbled upon this channel today. I think it’s a great resource for LE and civilians alike. I am a civilian from a LE perspective but I am a civil servant with fire and rescue in Fairfax county, Virginia
Thank you for having Eddie on the show. The leadership he displayed during the active shooter event is a perfect example of the type of credibility and experience he brings to our team. Kyle and Mark, you guys are doing an excellent job of curating high-quality guests and highlighting their stories.
Great interview guys, wish you all the best! Mic needed to be closer to Sgt. Chan. Stay safe and GOD Bless you all!🙏
San Jose reisdent here. I actually lived a couple of minutes away from where this happened. Grateful for the men and women of our fantastic police department.
🙌🏼
I remember watching this cam footage. It's captivating when you hear an Officer like Chan give a vivid breakdown. Rip to all the innocent involved. Thank you to the LEOs that give it their all and are willing to go out on their shield for people they've never met.
Thank you for watching!!
@@Mark..ShotsFiredPodcast no problem, papaw
Thank you my man.
Great episode guys.... GJ on getting him on. Quick tip, adjust his or anyone's mic when its away like that, couldn't hear at times (i know you guys were personally just very invested into his story as well like us viewers) but gotta adjust real time bros... nonetheless amazing work
Thanks for the criticism. We will make sure it doesn’t happen again.
Love this Podcast gents. It really gives good insight to what law enforcement goes through and all the things the general public doesn’t know or get to see. Keep up the great work and stay safe brothers.
Also, audio was a lil low at times.
Excellent episode, I loved hearing his thought process on leadership and taking charge during a critical incident like this. You guys are killing it with the guests!
Also not sure when CRKT became a sponsor but I love their knoves. I've been carryong the same CRKT M16 Tanto w/seat belt cutter and window breaker for over 8 years, it's never failed me on a call
Another solid episode, guys! Thanks for sharing!
Eddie, thank you for your service and sacrifice!
As a person getting into law enforcement, I love your podcast, much blessings
Agreed this podcast should be receiving a ton more views! I also do think the guests need to be on the mike a little better. Keep up the great work!!
Thanks for the feedback. Appreciate the support though.
Woohoo! Another video! You guys are killing it.
This is so awesome! So cool you got to interview him. I remember seeing the footage and being super impressed by the tactics and excellent communication.
Is he the guy behind the BWC that took charge of the team?
It always irks me when I see no one take charge, everyone doing their own thing, everyone wanting to be the hero, or everyone hesitating.
It was really refreshing to see him take charge and make such good strategic decisions. Very impressive.
They got lucky when that guy came out and they were able to enter. I hope that part makes it into training - have a way to enter before deploying.
And I can't believe he didn't talk about the pucker factor entering those dark offices with all those desks and hiding places. That was scary to watch.
And then the stairwell area, very impressive tactics again, communicating who is covering the stairwell, who is covering the suspect and who is covering the office to the left.
Great interview, guys!!
PS. Too bad about the sound at times. Growing pains right!
PPS. Tell Billy the audience misses him.
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Question
I'm always concerned when I see so many first responders converge. Is it a concern that a terrorist may take advantage of that? Every time I see a group of police converge, I expect a bomb to go off.
Is that a concern at all in the US?
It's crazy that it's been 100 years since the last Police Academy movie and Tackleberry is still a nickname that they use.
The audio issues really take away from his story
1000%
I would imagine the mic not being in front of him really screwed it up
@@equinsuocha2628 that’s 100% the reason. Whenever someone does it on my podcast I basically have to send it to my editor to level it out because I don’t wanna spend like 4+ hours chopping it up and fixing it
Still learning and definitely missed the mark on this with the mic. We’ll work on it. Thanks for the feedback.
Turn on cc it’s not too bad
CCSDPD in Vegas. Thanks for your content. Amazing stuff.
What a guy!
Great pod. Yall need headphones so you can hear when yall are talking too low or far from the mic
New subscriber. Love the content! Constructive criticism: can we make sure everyone is talking into the mics? I can hardly hear half of what is being told. I get really engaged with his story and I am straining to hear it.
Love,
A half-deaf cop.
Another hit home and can’t wait. Lived in sj for 18 years. Have best friends there that day working VTA and friends responding 👌🏼
Then you’ll really appreciate this one.
Move the mic in between the guest and the hosts. Part of the problem is dude rotating to speak to yall and not the mic. It's a natural response, you should adjust for it
We will. Thank you.
@@shotsfiredpodcast50 I love how you take criticism. You guys seem to be the sort of cops even my people enjoy. Stay safe out there
I got the same set up on my Smith and wesson 15 sport
I have nothing but respect for those officers and deputies that ran into that building!!
Anybody who puts their own life on the line for other people, especially going in completely blind, deserves not but respect!! These guys are heroes!!
My heart is breaking for the family of the man who killed himself. 💔😢
Great story, audio sound was terrible
He needs to talk into the mic 💀
It was meat for this Sgt. to be there 💯. From him wanting to call off to changing his mind last sec to getting to work with a bad feeling in the pit of his stomach to him being at the A building when he looked up and seen the 6ft A. Hats off to all the officers for running towards the sound of gunfire. UVALDE officers could learn something from these officers. This Sgt even said that he has never worked with almost all of the officers that were there but they still came together and got the job done!! And it was only over 3 min to get it done not like UVALDE 77 MIN. I respect all law enforcement. I could never do what you guys do. Thank you all for your service❤
This was a great one! Thank you Sgt Chan!
wheres billy?
Uvalde be like "he's barricaded"
Great story. But the audio is crap
You guys really need to tell these guests to put that mic directly in front if their mouth. The audio is terrible. I just started the video but I’ve only heard half of what he’s said.
If you were able to keep the death count to single digits, you did an outstanding job because history has shown. If you’re waiting on a 911 response to an active shooter that could have easily been around two dozen victims.
In some particular cases, im convinced that performance enhancing drugs should be legal for law enforcement, if not for the added tendencies toward aggression.
Couple takeaways:
Angles do matter, especially on a crisis site. Ref the gents comment that “it all goes out the window”. Thats incorrect. Train more reps.
LE focuses too too much on having to know an interior. Know how to take a room or space(using angles) and it does not matter what the interior looks like.
Make decisions sooner. While 3:40 something seconds seems fast from start to finish, it can be done a lot quicker. How many shots ,while guys jocked up, had a talk and then started moving toward breach points? Each one was a life.
Stop worrying about dying or “getting hurt”. You are way better off than the victims. Do Work.
Priority of work- fuck the bad guy. He bleeds out because you need to evac wounded, search for more victims and rescue “victims who hid while you clear enough of structure for rescue. Then the douche bag.
Yes I do have experience on targets of all shapes and sizes -real world. Hot washes have to be honest even if it stings. Just constructive takeaways.
I enjoy this podcast for the approach you guys take. 🇺🇸🏴☠️
Great interview but audio suck
48:44 I don’t necessarily agree as someone who’s been riding motorcycles since the early 80s. You can’t group all civilians into that 90% category, because some civilians such as myself actually take advanced training and practice it so their skills don’t atrophy.
I do agree with him that probably 90% of civilians don’t practice at that level but you can’t put all civilians in that 90% luck category. In fact, I am currently signed up to take the motor officer course which is offered by retired motorcycle police officers. I’ve taken tons of advanced training however, I do think the motor officer training is another key step and having total control over my machine.
By the way, I currently ride a 2023 Yamaha MT 10 also known as the YZF 1000. It’s a fantastic street bike. I’m 52 years old 160 pounds and 5’,7”. It’s all about physics and your discipline and your training when it comes to staying safe on a motorcycle or at least as safe as you can be.
Plus cops aren’t familiar with the building.
San Jose only 190 square miles? Here in Texas our counties are from 127 square miles to 6000 square miles. Of course the populations are nowhere near San Jose. The biggest problem is the same with lack of manpower to cover those areas efficiently. Some counties have 1 unit covering the area if they’re lucky. Alaska in itself is a completely different animal however.
Is this guy whispering or just bad audio 🤔
30 year Sgt says a LOT.
He’s the mortal combat guy on the news. Hahahaha.
Love the cast but your audio is horrible. Even up full blast I can barely hear this…shame. Maybe turn up mic sensitivity?
Yep!!
Thank you for the criticism. We will absolutely fix it.
🎉 11.3k subscribers. Well done boys you guys deserve it. Been rocking with you guys since the 600 mark 🫡
Right on!!! Thanks for supporting and hangin with us.
🙌🏼 hell yeah. Thanks for sticking around !
Well fuck. I was super pumped to watch this one but this guy not talking into the mic is killing me. You can hear half of what he’s saying.
Am I the only one who can’t hear the guest??
The audio going in and out was so annoying
Run fight hide
You seriously need to pay attention to your audio. Mike placement is wrong. The Mike needs to be in the direction the voice is directed. You set the Mike like he talks straight ahead and you’re on his left. Guest don’t know to always talk to the Mike not the hosts. Do better. The fade in and out of his audio is distracting, and completely make the video annoying to watch or listen too.
Just go ahead push that pesky contraption mounted off to the side of your face out of your way completely. Its obviously in your way, and every now n then it picks up your voice, making the audience hear what you're saying in breif intervals.
Guys, if youre not going to make your guests speak into the mic, hang a boom mic over them or something so they can actually be heard telling their story. Really frustrating when the guest thinks he's just having a conversation with you when he needs to be having that conversation with the mic so your audience can actually be in on the conversation too.
This is the first time I've seen your channel. I have three questions, please.
1)How do you feel about the "Cops vs Citizens" agenda that's being pushed as social programming, in order to convince the American and world public that all cops are horrendous human beings who'll kill in a heartbeat? I'd assume that you'd be totally against this type of social programming.
2)How do you feel about the fact that various Federal agencies made the cops in Uvalde take the fall for the fact that they were ordered not to move by the agencies that were running the psyop? I'd think this would be quite angering to good cops everywhere.
3)Has your own department ever participated in an Integrated Capstone Event or any other type of government psychological operation?
Thanks very much in advance for your answers!
Delivering for Amazon.. listened to this the whole thing...ty Jeffrey bezo
Running to the action. Not the other way. Respect!! 🫡. A part of our society needs to put some respect on these men and women. It’s a hard job. They have families too.
👨🚒🚑 ~ Quite frustrating and ironic that the cops are supposed to run into danger it’s not too much regard for their own life, but the firefighters need to have their own Secret Service detail even after the scene is declared safe.