Former Cop Reveals How He Survived Life in Prison | Jeff Asher

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  • Опубликовано: 28 янв 2025

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  • @FiveZeroRunner
    @FiveZeroRunner Год назад +49

    I’ve listen to a few of your podcasts in the last few days. I think what’s good about yours compared to everyone else is you get more of the person themselves. Other podcasts just focus on the prison/criminal aspect.
    You get the person as a whole and it’s more genuine.

    • @tiphneewestry3129
      @tiphneewestry3129 9 месяцев назад +6

      I think he also has a better flow of communication and interviewing. He definitely doesn’t interrupt as much as others do.

    • @yourtubisfilled7164
      @yourtubisfilled7164 4 месяца назад

      Agreed. Also way less of an ego getting in the way of him compared to many others.

  • @binniparis8024
    @binniparis8024 Год назад +35

    Man - I live with ptsd, so tough when you don't understand triggers. A good man who snapped. I hope he doesn't let his past define his future. Good luck mate. Thanks for your whole families service to humanity. Xx

    • @BuffiestFluff
      @BuffiestFluff Год назад +11

      A good man who covered up for the crimes of his fellow officers and committed others himself. What a stand up guy.

    • @sonliving
      @sonliving Год назад

      It's a tough job and sry for your situation. Early on you talk about walking up and I'ding a guy, was he commiting a crime. Legally you cannot I'd and you guys don't really get that or don't care. So I'm a little mixed here on your situation. Good show appreciate you coming on.

    • @이이-n4z8y
      @이이-n4z8y 8 месяцев назад +2

      Yea, a repeated history of abuse and assualt, yea there was no snapping here, just another cop

    • @anisaloyst9489
      @anisaloyst9489 6 месяцев назад

      ​@@BuffiestFluffppp😅😅pp😅😅Pl p😅😅

  • @TWDStroke
    @TWDStroke Год назад +515

    Idk man.. I could believe you got mixed up in a bad situation once but if you keep getting blamed for using excessive force, maybe you used excessive force..

    • @couchfighter
      @couchfighter Год назад +7

      Erik Princes guy.

    • @TopFlyteLogistics
      @TopFlyteLogistics Год назад +42

      Guilty....he was so used to getting away with years of abuse

    • @Illinoi60i
      @Illinoi60i Год назад +33

      all he does is try to blame the other officers and not take responsibility and accountability for his actions even if all he did was turn his head he is still guilty

    • @csspatrol156
      @csspatrol156 Год назад +15

      So he had the right to kill him but not hit him with a flashlight? Lol you funny

    • @kungamandlashabangu8264
      @kungamandlashabangu8264 Год назад +6

      I was thinking the same thing😭

  • @redskinlgnd
    @redskinlgnd 10 месяцев назад +22

    Watching this man tell stories after setting down with my step dad who retired as a police officer and had a severe alcohol problem give me some reprieve that he is in a better place. Some of the stories he told me I couldn’t fathom it but still didn’t agree with his drinking. He died from kidney and liver failure a month after retiring. Unfortunately law enforcement sees shit we could never live with and without help it can be fatal.

  • @wandalou4965
    @wandalou4965 5 месяцев назад +7

    This was awesome. I like how you ask the questions and they can speak openly without interruption.

  • @nfcboys1984
    @nfcboys1984 Год назад +348

    One thing I noticed through this whole interview is that this guy never did anything wrong, ever in his eyes.

    • @randallanthony1794
      @randallanthony1794 Год назад +55

      Just another thug cop

    • @Cellkist
      @Cellkist Год назад +10

      52:30
      I only scrolled through the comments at this time and then saw your comment. Perfect timing I guess. Anything else?

    • @0Tyson0
      @0Tyson0 Год назад +10

      criminal opinion

    • @WhiteDove73-888
      @WhiteDove73-888 Год назад +12

      That’s just in his own warped mind.

    • @RatatRatR
      @RatatRatR Год назад +16

      Maybe he actually didn't do anything wrong.

  • @The_artistannie
    @The_artistannie Год назад +25

    So proud of your growth Ian, have watched every episode, I am a big fan! Okay going to go watch, excited!

    • @ianbickCT
      @ianbickCT  Год назад +3

      appreciate you so much!!

  • @stanwhite2579
    @stanwhite2579 5 месяцев назад +7

    Wow Ian. I’m impressed! Excellent interviewing techniques. Great program. I’m a subscriber now!

  • @9mmARman
    @9mmARman Год назад +23

    I was LE in Western MassaTwoSh!ts at the same time as Jeff, but not on the same department. False accusations of excessive force were common occurrences for any of us who actually did our jobs. And on top of that, Springfield, MA is a sh!thole.
    And Channel 22 News out of Springfield crucified Jeff every night. The whole situation was a political screwing. I've never met Jeff but from past experiences on the job I believe him. The whole area is radically liberal and extremely anti-police. It's so bad in that area that most cops I know who stayed even after the BS LE law that passed have countdowns on their phone to their retirement date. And not a single one recommends the job to anyone who asks.

    • @SirNic4180
      @SirNic4180 3 месяца назад +1

      It's always someone else fault, Karen. You people never take accountability. Ok, Smasher 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Nobody called him that 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @Mandown324
      @Mandown324 3 месяца назад

      @@SirNic4180how u gone tell somebody who been there wtf go on and how them mfs treat them shut up

    • @Cece-o9q
      @Cece-o9q 3 месяца назад +2

      Ok, so by liberal, you mean actually holding police officers accountable for breaking the law? Because this guy is literally telling stories about officers skirting the law. Meanwhile, if a conservative gets a speeding ticket they want the cop fired. Stop it

  • @doylejodi7502
    @doylejodi7502 6 месяцев назад +7

    This was a great interview! Thank you!

  • @christophermitchell4455
    @christophermitchell4455 Год назад +6

    Excellent interview gentlemen. Within a week, it looks like this episode will be fighting for a spot in the top 3 (As far as number of views) for your channel.

  • @coreypierce7757
    @coreypierce7757 11 месяцев назад +6

    We’re all rooting for you Ian. You’re building your show on a niche that seems to be ignored. You should look into getting the veteran “Cherry” on the show. Army medic to bank robber to jail, awesome story there.

  • @josephhuman7390
    @josephhuman7390 Год назад +18

    This was a great interview, Jeff tells his story very well, I tell a horrible story i would be all over the place, he did a good job. Well done on this content.

  • @geogeorge630
    @geogeorge630 Год назад +3

    First time watcher. Subscribed. The last words was fire. Knowledge is king. Ty

  • @MrJeepguy1974
    @MrJeepguy1974 Год назад +29

    I was a military policeman, have 3 degrees in: associate of arts in judicial studies, bachelor in criminology and a master of science in criminal justice. I’ve worked in jails, worked as a state civil rights investigator, federal investigator and a federal mediator. I am now retired. I want to say this is one of the best interviews I’ve heard and what a great channel!

    • @mandoguy726
      @mandoguy726 Год назад +10

      Why can't you comment on the video without giving a law enforcement resume? Or you could shorten it by saying you've made a living off the tax dollars of hard working people who really don't need you as much as you think.

    • @quibletv7558
      @quibletv7558 Год назад

      Not surprising a cop loves an interview with a corrupt violent POS.

    • @MrJeepguy1974
      @MrJeepguy1974 Год назад +3

      @@mandoguy726 I’m sorry if your a brick layer…… just comment on the video and not others who express their opinion

    • @jaydonnethery5559
      @jaydonnethery5559 Год назад

      you want a youtube cookie for being a stinky piglet

    • @timevans1599
      @timevans1599 Год назад

      A.A. book is a great book, road map to live life. What's the story on the guy interviewING, is he a convicted pedo? Just asking

  • @living-wellon-less5669
    @living-wellon-less5669 Год назад +48

    My dad was in the Navy in WWII and he never talked about the war, when I would ask him about it he would only talk about the diversions like the time the ship commander spotted a small island that was basically just a big dirt hill! The commander said the first one to the top of that hill gets a case of beer, who wants to get in on it? Those that participated were taken on small boats to the island, my dad won the beer, he was so proud of that! Latter I talked to my grandmother and she told me a lot more, his ship was one of the first ships to pick up wounded Marines on Guadalcanal which explains his reaction when I told him I joined the Marine Corps, as soon as those words came out of my mouth he yelled at me "ARE YOU F-ING STUPID?" then he turned around and walked away so I couldn't see the tears in his eyes!

    • @mightymouse1005
      @mightymouse1005 6 месяцев назад +6

      My dad was 82nd Airborne in Cambodia, Laos and Bay of Pigs...he almost never talked about it

    • @kayakingirl7252
      @kayakingirl7252 5 месяцев назад

      ​Jesus. Poor guy.

    • @jessicadaugherty8442
      @jessicadaugherty8442 5 месяцев назад

      Oh God you're one of those but a female like me that actually spent 8 years in the Navy during wartime herself I'm pretty sure you would completely dismiss me and rattle off about your dad about how much you know about the Navy and everything else even though you never served a day in the military at all God I can't stand people like you

    • @JCA-xu1tx
      @JCA-xu1tx 5 месяцев назад

      I feel sorry for ur pops cus the navy is no place to be for a man. Especially real men because ur stuck in a ship for months years alone with nothing but men that’s why men don’t go there unless u like and if you don’t from what I’ve heard from other military people Navy officers come out liking men.

    • @kimberlyshore-gh3lm
      @kimberlyshore-gh3lm 4 месяца назад

      My Dad was a Seabee in Vietnam ( 64-68) he would never talk about his time .

  • @christopherolson4213
    @christopherolson4213 Год назад +7

    This guy knows how to interview!! I’m definitely going to follow him. Well done sir!!!

  • @Lecon60
    @Lecon60 Год назад +38

    I did 16 years as a max max. I've been out since 2006. I became a firefighter. I work with addicts and parolees.

    • @ATHTSupply
      @ATHTSupply Год назад +3

      Proud of you 👍🏾 keep going. I love turn around stories like these. I took me a minute to turn around but I’m proud I did

    • @Nate_Burre
      @Nate_Burre 6 месяцев назад +8

      How'd you become s firefighter w/ a record? Got it expunged?

    • @Sgouldrup89
      @Sgouldrup89 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@Nate_BurreI cant speak for this person’s situation, but I do know that in FL you’re still able to apply and test for a RN license even if you have a “criminal background”. However, it does require a full disclosure statement and is reviewed. I’m sure there’s numerous factors such as what crime or crimes, amount of, etc. I have heard that even a felony doesn’t disqualify you. So if you’re able to apply for an RN license I’m sure you’re able to apply for EMT/firefighter

    • @Bookreviews_taylorsversion
      @Bookreviews_taylorsversion 4 месяца назад +2

      I love hearing recovery stories like this!

    • @skibbydweez2647
      @skibbydweez2647 3 месяца назад

      Sorry dude.. not your time for the podcast big leagues

  • @johnhutsler8122
    @johnhutsler8122 Год назад +41

    Ian: "Have you ever seen gross police misconduct firsthand?"
    Cop: "Yes, for sure."
    Ian: "So did you ever report it?"
    Cop: "Well, ya know, I'd pull the cop aside later and tell him not to beat up my perp because it makes *me* look bad when I book him into the jail."
    Lo and behold, this is why cops have such a bad name. He never mentioned how this would affect the perp, or how this conduct was covered up and never talked about. Then he goes on to complain about community leaders going after cops all the time, trying to give them bad press. Come on dude. Are all cops bad? Obviously not. But the bad cops hardly ever get in trouble for misconduct, and the good cops never try to correct the bad behavior, which leads to an all around bad look for the entire profession. At least we have body cameras nowadays... They're the best thing that's ever happened to policing.

    • @timbuffington5717
      @timbuffington5717 Год назад +3

      Yeah and now they just turn them off. It should be illegal

    • @waynereid1774
      @waynereid1774 Год назад

      They are ALL BAD infact something is seriously wrong with you if locking people up gets you motivated in the mornings…. The public can police themselfs

    • @Sncedayone
      @Sncedayone Год назад +1

      There are ways around the body camera. Blind spots in the jail.

    • @jo6898
      @jo6898 Год назад +5

      That US bad policing is a 1% out of 100%…..come to my country MEXICO, you would write a novel instead of a post of a almost perfect country

    • @1nvisible1
      @1nvisible1 Год назад +1

      ""Man who filmed incident disputes police" by Jack Flynn, published April 18th, 1997:
      SPRINGFIELD - Police yesterday acknowledged waiting two weeks before probing charges that a white patrolman had kicked a black suspect, but blamed the delay on the failure of witnesses to come forward with a videotape of the incident.
      Deputy Chief Daniel Spellacy said the department had virtually no information on the alleged March 20 assault by Officer Jeffrey M. Asher until suspect Roy Parker's lawyer went public with a videotape 14 days later.
      But the former Springfield man who filmed the incident insisted yesterday that he gave a detailed statement to police by telephone shortly after Parker's arrest. The witness, Donald Garner of Anchorage, Alaska, also disputed a police assertion that his telephone had been disconnected, making it impossible for investigators to contact him.
      "Nobody called me," said Garner, who returned home after visiting Springfield for his grandmother's funeral. "I've been here, waiting."
      The conflicting police and witness accounts came several days after Asher was suspended without pay and charged with assault and battery for kicking Parker as other officers held him down during an arrest on Quincy Street. Asher, 26, is scheduled for arraignment Wednesday in Springfield District Court.
      Police filed multiple charges against Parker, 47, including allegedly assaulting Asher with a sharp, glass-edged object. He is being held on $7,500 bail at the Hampden County Correctional Center at Stony Brook.
      Police said the sharp-edged weapon allegedly brandished by Parker has been sent to the state Police Crime Lab in Sudbury for testing.
      The videotaped kicking of a black suspect by a white patrolman enflamed tensions between police and the minority community, and led to a U.S. Justice Department review. The SPD's internal affairs unit is also investigating whether charges should be brought against at least four officers who helped Asher arrest Parker, who has a history of drug, firearms and assault charges.
      Spellacy said he ordered an investigation into Parker's arrest shortly after defense lawyer Richard Rubin turned the videotape over the Hampden County District Attorney William Bennett on April 3.
      Spellacy said the department was powerless to act sooner because neither Garner nor other witnesses had filed complaints. The department's first formal consideration of the matter came on April 3, one day before Rubin released the tape, when unconfirmed reports of the videotaped incident were discussed at top-level staff meeting, Spellacy said.
      "We had nothing to go on before that," said Spellacy, adding that police administrators had heard "only rumors" about the tape.
      Garner, however, said he gave a detailed statement to a police officer over the phone the night of March 20. The officer who took the statement, Garner said, assured him that it would be turned over to department supervisors.
      Garner said he planned to bring the videotape to the station, but instead turned it over to Parker's family, who gave it to defense lawyer Rubin.
      Police said they tried to contact Garner in Alaska, but found that his telephone had been disconnected - an assertion that Garner denies.
      By yesterday, Garner said, nobody from the department or the District Attorney's office had contacted him.
      "My phone was never disconnected. I've got the records to prove it," said Garner, a project manager for a company that cleans up oil spills.
      A police official, however, said Garner never actually filed a formal complaint with the department. All citizens complaints must be filed in writing, not by telephone, the official said.
      In a related matter, Spellacy said the department will determine whether Asher's fellow officers broke internal rules by failing to report that he kicked Parker. Spellacy stressed, however, that it was not clear whether any of the officers could have seen the attack, much less considered it an improper act.
      The videotape shows at least one patrolman glancing at Asher while he kicks Parker, apparently in the head. The film appears to show Asher kicking the suspect another time, as well.
      In his report, Asher admits kicking Parker several times in the arms, but only while trying to disarm him. The videotape appears to show blood on the right side of Asher's neck shortly after the arrest.
      The local branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is calling for Asher to be fired and for other officers at the scene who did not intervene to be disciplined.
      Springfield's Police Department has been at the center of a series of incidents that angered the black community in recent years."

  • @leroyhornage23
    @leroyhornage23 Год назад +3

    That's what I like u to talk about military experience especially the ones that were deployed this is positive than talking about prison stories. Salute to All my military family ❤

  • @palma2289
    @palma2289 Год назад +89

    When he said “you have to worry about a body camera and a phone camera” sounded like something a bad cop would say. All the shit he got caught with sounds like a bad cop. Him saying he didn’t do anything wrong makes me feel like he’s a bad cop. Just saying

    • @maplifiers
      @maplifiers Год назад

      Yup, just a dirty pig.

    • @0101-s7v
      @0101-s7v Год назад +17

      "all the crap he got caught with…" and "you have to worry about a body camera and a phone camera" then he says immediately after that he LIKES the body camera. Or did you choose not to hear any of that? And what crap? There were 2 incidences and he was found to be fully justified in what he did. I don't know the man, I'm just saying that I've heard nothing in this interview that tells me he's a bad cop.

    • @michaelsimmons-sc5ds
      @michaelsimmons-sc5ds Год назад +8

      ​@@0101-s7vmost cops are bad not to mention racist

    • @Retard-bp2ox
      @Retard-bp2ox Год назад +4

      ​@@michaelsimmons-sc5dssomeone's ignorant

    • @scottboston4607
      @scottboston4607 Год назад

      ​@@Retard-bp2oxextremely!!

  • @seanreimuth
    @seanreimuth Год назад +59

    Great job on this one, Ian! Great story, glad Jeff could tell his side of it and be transparent.

    • @scott.baierscott2198
      @scott.baierscott2198 Год назад +7

      A convict will never admit they did wrong. He's nothing more then a convicted convict still claiming he's innocent.. 😂😂😂

    • @AudreyGarcia-by7wv
      @AudreyGarcia-by7wv Год назад +5

      He got a taste of his own medicine.......

    • @boyfromoklahoma1188
      @boyfromoklahoma1188 Год назад +4

      ​@@scott.baierscott2198I'm going disagree

    • @scott.baierscott2198
      @scott.baierscott2198 Год назад

      @boyfromoklahoma1188 of course, a union cop would disagree.. we're coming for the police union 1 state at a time. In recent years, more cops have been covcited than the 25 years before... so yeah cops being protected is fading fast. Derek, is this cops type of best friend. Same for you. I bet you've protected a shit partner cop..

    • @Ghoulishblade
      @Ghoulishblade Год назад +7

      ​@@scott.baierscott2198I'd trust him more if he was just a convict and not a cop.

  • @SoFreshSoCleanDetailers
    @SoFreshSoCleanDetailers Год назад +9

    Absolutely awesome podcast and you do a great job at running with the interview and the questions etc great work

  • @ryankproductions7943
    @ryankproductions7943 Год назад +6

    Great podcast!!!! Would love to see a follow up on Jeff down the road

  • @greghodges1786
    @greghodges1786 Год назад +2

    First of your interviews I've watched. Very compelling stuff.

  • @robertayala6565
    @robertayala6565 Год назад +5

    Great interview!! stand up guy.

  • @rah1rah35
    @rah1rah35 Год назад +4

    Excellent interview

  • @chryslertechnician3439
    @chryslertechnician3439 10 месяцев назад +4

    Great interview

  • @mountainman8159
    @mountainman8159 Год назад +2

    Just started listening to you and you got it down. Great interviewing skills.

  • @MartsEntertainment
    @MartsEntertainment Год назад +4

    This was highly impressive. And he was great story teller.

  • @lifeisoverrated96
    @lifeisoverrated96 Год назад +4

    Great interview Ian, these are the best podcasts!

  • @reneemaiolo2859
    @reneemaiolo2859 Год назад +10

    Grew up with Jeff and he is not what the media said he was or did. Jeff got your six always.

  • @jenn_in_atl
    @jenn_in_atl Год назад +3

    Love your videos! New favorite channel

  • @Tiretechness28
    @Tiretechness28 Год назад +2

    Great interview. Really Enjoy the channel !!

  • @hannahremillard2471
    @hannahremillard2471 Месяц назад

    Wow I live in the town over and I never heard about this, love the interview and love your channel! New subscriber!

  • @arvindsharma4965
    @arvindsharma4965 Год назад +4

    Best podcast!! I dont know why so much negativity in comments someone said right you only gonna feel some stuff in life if you going to been through same i wish him all the best! Learnt lots of things from him❤❤ god bless him

  • @DrakeCrider-ol3jp
    @DrakeCrider-ol3jp Год назад +57

    Not usually a huge fan of police having seen the things they get away with. However, this story was absolutely relatable, having experienced corruption as a huge slap in the face thinking the facts and truth and history of an individual are going to make a difference. Then, finding out the hard way they chew you up and spit you and laugh behind your back, knowing what they did to you, and got away with it. It changes you.

    • @robertlyle76
      @robertlyle76 Год назад +8

      I'm not usually a fan of police blah blah blah. I bet if you were walking through Compton California because your car broke down you would have your hand on your cell phone paranoid just waiting to call nine one one practically begging for a police escort.

    • @DrakeCrider-ol3jp
      @DrakeCrider-ol3jp Год назад +13

      @@robertlyle76 not at all 😂🤣😂 I live in the most dangerous city in Michigan and do security at a dive bar here. Sounds like you might have made that comment from experience.

    • @NotAffiliated
      @NotAffiliated Год назад +2

      @@DrakeCrider-ol3jp most definitely not a productive comment. I agree that it's a strange feeling to think about all the punk ass corrupt high school bully crap cops get away on a regular basis but still actually feel sorry for this guy and believe him.
      It's like I'm afraid to believe him because I figure anybody can craft a story.
      Sounds pretty believable though.

    • @DrakeCrider-ol3jp
      @DrakeCrider-ol3jp Год назад +6

      @NotAffiliated maybe you'd have to go through it first and realize that there are quite a few similarities between his experience and yours, after having gone through a corrupt system and feeling the effects of that corruption in your personal life. Then maybe you would understand on a different level. I do however understand where you're coming from though. Some people are snakes and professional liars.

    • @NotAffiliated
      @NotAffiliated Год назад

      @@DrakeCrider-ol3jp well, there should be no surprise that we might run into abusive cops when we allow the system to be so corrupt. only the corrupt with survive in that tenacious environment. in the pacific north west i'd say that we flushed out a lot of good cops in the past 2 years. if we continue to allow conditions for police to descend, all we will have are nasty mo fos who will be willing to be cops.

  • @Kingjames313
    @Kingjames313 Год назад +49

    Dude’s a narcissist, crooked ex cop. I was relating to him at first for throwing “bad cops” under the bus. Then listening to his multiple incidents made me realize he’s just framing a picture to make him look innocent. It’s all excuses to justify himself lol. The host can sense it too by all his follow up questions. He keeps saying “I “THOUGHT” I didn’t do anything wrong”, he never says he didn’t do anything wrong. He says he was “EMBARRASSED” to go to court, he wasn’t mad as hell. He called his fellow officers “cowards” for “throwing him under the bus” and not testifying on his behalf. They know you like you know them!!!😂😂😂

    • @Javier-pe7ie
      @Javier-pe7ie Год назад +8

      He would of beat cha ahhh for making this comment and broken my collar bone for my response 🤣🤣🤣 in all seriousness, you hit the nail on the head.

    • @suedesweffervescent
      @suedesweffervescent Год назад +6

      How’d he do 8 years in the military before joining the police department at 23? He joined at 15?

    • @whocares43003
      @whocares43003 Год назад +5

      ​@@suedesweffervescenthe did 4 years reserve. You can do reserves and be a cop simultaneously.

    • @Peakfreud
      @Peakfreud Год назад +4

      Yeah, I stopped a 1/4 of way through, he just sounds full of it.
      Writing his own story as he goes along.

    • @joshuasmith9528
      @joshuasmith9528 Год назад +6

      Scary thing is, he may believe his own bullshit.

  • @BionicBrady
    @BionicBrady 4 месяца назад

    Brother, you're hitting your stride. This is a great interview and you're a great interviewer. More content like this 100%

  • @JShawnPaul
    @JShawnPaul Год назад +3

    Great interview. Keep up the good work, Ian

  • @noahblevins9569
    @noahblevins9569 Год назад +57

    It is really sad how people in positions of authority will turn on a good person when the situation is not convenient for them.....yet they will cover endlessly for people that "play ball".
    I see it all the time at my job, and it is sickening.

    • @tomas746
      @tomas746 Год назад +8

      For sure. I can’t believe they caught this dude on film three times before they finally did something about it.

    • @troyvincent8933
      @troyvincent8933 Год назад

      You on the job or outside of law enforcement?

    • @noahblevins9569
      @noahblevins9569 Год назад

      @@troyvincent8933 Security on the state level. I work with both local and state law enforcement, but I am not one of them.
      I work in a psych hospital, so it is normally when a patient is being transferred from a DoC site, or when someone tries to elope from the facility.
      Being ran by the state, we deal with the same red tape and things being swept under the rug. And of course, policy "revisions" that heavily favor the corrupt, often making it nearly impossible to gather evidence against them.
      I have personal experience with having to wear a target over doing the right thing.

    • @noahblevins9569
      @noahblevins9569 Год назад

      @@troyvincent8933 My duties are sort of odd, as are the way job titles are done.
      I have the same base pay as an officer. I have similar responsibilities when it pertains to investigations etc. I can detain people etc. My "power" only applies while either on the grounds of my facility, or when I act to either pursue/protect a patient within the community.
      Because no guns are allowed on grounds (for obvious reasons) I am considered a guard, not an officer. That said, I qualify for immediate transfer to either corrections or enforcement if I chose to make the transfer. (I would still have to undergo any additional training required for law enforcement, but am not bound by age restriction etc. For corrections, I could start tomorrow)
      These things can differ from state to state, so I dont really know how common my situation is.
      When I give testimony at hearings/court I am always referred to as officer. I cannot honestly tell you why that is.

    • @THExBIGxBADxWOLF93
      @THExBIGxBADxWOLF93 Год назад +5

      4v1 you need a pressed metal flash light….. cowards

  • @ChristophTozer
    @ChristophTozer Год назад +14

    Ian, fantastic interview. You kept the interview moving, but also allowed your guest to talk. Alot of interviewers don't allow their guest to talk and constantly interrupt them. which can be frustrating as a listener

    • @ianbickCT
      @ianbickCT  Год назад +1

      I appreciate you! Learning as I go

  • @hollyhouse3982
    @hollyhouse3982 Год назад +4

    Great guy! Great interview!

  • @kristinenagornaja7667
    @kristinenagornaja7667 7 месяцев назад +2

    So good interview 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼

  • @transporter1978
    @transporter1978 6 месяцев назад +1

    Amazing interview and also just wanted to add my brother was a state trooper in Washington state he lost his life in 2012 wonderful human being 20 year military veteran 16 year veteran as a state trooper and he was one of those nice guys and sometimes I feel like that may have gotten him shot when he lost his life in 2012 keep up the good work man you’re doing a great job Hope for a lot of success

  • @justinvandergriff3610
    @justinvandergriff3610 Год назад +13

    The best interview I’ve heard. Hope Jeff is doing great

  • @johnacky
    @johnacky Год назад +3

    I had a similar situation years ago, and found this interview very interesting.

  • @drummond63
    @drummond63 Год назад +2

    Great conversation. Keep up the great work.

  • @JoeMartinez-zy2kq
    @JoeMartinez-zy2kq Год назад +2

    Wooow!!! Great interview!!!! “ RESILIENCE “ 👌🏽
    San Diego, Ca

  • @TWHowl
    @TWHowl Год назад +175

    My instincts and mind are telling me THIS guy might be more like one of those “hero complex” cops than he’s admitting.

    • @royroach5328
      @royroach5328 Год назад +6

      Exactly!

    • @michaelwebster3124
      @michaelwebster3124 Год назад +5

      I would disagree. I feel that the "hero cop" stereotype requires some level of self aggrandizement that I'm not seeing here. I think it is more a situation where, due to numerous factors, he became desensitized to less lethal force. There is a bit of complaining about corruption within the police force but that is hardly surprising between police committing crimes and superiors who are over eager to dispel any suspicion of wrongdoing. Granted, this is the opinion of someone who does bot live in that country and is only basing this off of this video. I may be wrong.

    • @moosehead4497
      @moosehead4497 Год назад +7

      I disagree, just watch a few videos of arrests and you will see excessive force.. sometimes they accidentally reach for a gun instead of taser and panic and shoot. The fact that he didn't have a taser and never once reached for his gun... it's pathetic, people think brute force hitting kicking is worse than shooting or taser. Stupid people think tasers are totally safe and harmless . Tasers kill people too and you'll see people tapering people for 2 minutes straight when they are already cuffed.. bodycam and taser would have helped him

    • @joshscholl2219
      @joshscholl2219 Год назад +14

      I totally agree with you 100%, this cop seems like he just can't stand that he's gotta name as a cop that beats up citizens. I just smell bullshit all over this dude. You just don't get a labeled like that outta nowhere, plus that judge taught him a lesson not just because the judge is dirty himself

    • @tobybartlett8449
      @tobybartlett8449 Год назад +11

      I watched about 50 percent of the video, and to him he never did anything wrong ever

  • @Heavyd103
    @Heavyd103 Год назад +16

    This is impressive. I’ve been a cop in St. Louis going on 25 years, and I’m gonna send this to my squad members

    • @XxMasonicXx
      @XxMasonicXx Год назад +2

      Liar

    • @XxMasonicXx
      @XxMasonicXx Год назад +2

      I called and they dont have a darren rodgers as a police officer, get a life

    • @jeffreydennis9738
      @jeffreydennis9738 Год назад +3

      @@XxMasonicXx😂 seriously tho you actually think that he’d use his real name on social media platforms???? Come on don’t be such rude people!!!!

    • @boxychubbo6922
      @boxychubbo6922 Год назад

      ​@@XxMasonicXxyou called? 😂😂😂

    • @samh2023
      @samh2023 Год назад

      Yes, good example of how not to be a cop or good person.

  • @Flemdragon
    @Flemdragon Год назад +6

    It’s a “thin” blue line for a reason also. The line breaks super fast and easy if anything happens lol.

  • @stevejeffries6945
    @stevejeffries6945 Год назад +2

    Great interview.

  • @peterfichtner1
    @peterfichtner1 9 месяцев назад +2

    I feel for this guy even though I think he had problems with ptsd and probably was too rough on people. I think he’s a good guy at heart

    • @KLH916
      @KLH916 8 месяцев назад +1

      This guy is outlining multiple situations of police violence and corruption and you feel bad for him..?

    • @J.James-Bowkey2830
      @J.James-Bowkey2830 7 месяцев назад

      He only got rubber-stamped by the VA for PTSD after he knew he was going to lose his job. If a veteran knows he's on the verge of losing his job, just go to the VA and tell the doctor. He'll fabricate a phony reason to get you a disability wink, wink I've seen it a hundred times

    • @cobracommander9138
      @cobracommander9138 5 месяцев назад

      The Smasher would have beat the crap out of you if you looked at him wrong when he was in the blue line gang.

    • @J.James-Bowkey2830
      @J.James-Bowkey2830 5 месяцев назад

      @peterfichtner1 PTSD from the Gulf War? It was mostly an air war and he saw no combat. He saw 7 dead bodies. I've seen dozens and I don't claim to have PTSD. It's something they claim when they're looking for "hero sympathy"

  • @OGSnow420
    @OGSnow420 Год назад +7

    I love these videos I play them in the background while I do stuff

  • @tjo1984
    @tjo1984 Год назад +4

    Great podcast. All the best to you and this copper.

  • @tatlen
    @tatlen Год назад +3

    Love you interviewing skills.

  • @doubletakejake2664
    @doubletakejake2664 Год назад +2

    Fascinating great INTERVIEW

  • @geoffsmith76
    @geoffsmith76 Год назад +2

    Semper Fi brother and glad everything is going better now.
    I also have told my kids to never work in any LEO capacity.😢

  • @christopherhanewich8353
    @christopherhanewich8353 8 месяцев назад +3

    Ian you do an excellent job!

  • @TRBOQUIK6
    @TRBOQUIK6 Год назад +18

    I had some similarities that resonated with me of the shit I encountered while on the job after listening to this interview. I was told once by a colleague that the reason we wear vests was the front was to protect you from the suspects and the back was to protect you from your co-workers. True statement. I was more at battle with the politics and ego of that career than anything else. Once you have a proverbial "target" on your back, and you are not one with the "group" you are done. Regardless how good you are or were at the job. The corrupt and inept always get promoted. It's about "cliques", nepotism, ego, etc... Jeff is right, once you are slandered, it follows you but it never defines you as an individual and in the grand scheme of things it does not matter what anyone thinks. Life goes on and lessons are learned and wisdom is gained.

    • @krijskovacic4938
      @krijskovacic4938 Год назад +3

      So true! I have experienced the same thing in business and in unions. I will never stoop to their corrupt ways. The ineptitude is what infuriates me. The stupid kid of a boss moves forward while the ones that deserve promotion get sh$t on.

    • @williefair7083
      @williefair7083 Год назад

      Lol@⁰

  • @sonnybosta6503
    @sonnybosta6503 Год назад +14

    Really enjoyed the interview. Love the candor from Jeff and how he maintains a positive outlook. Great job, Jeff and keep 'em flowing Ian!

  • @Wavyjune223
    @Wavyjune223 Год назад +2

    god bless this man thank you for spreading knowledge

  • @keepout7439
    @keepout7439 Год назад +2

    GREAT INTERVIEW AND INTERESTING STORY 💯👍

  • @TheFairOnePodcastGrangeTV
    @TheFairOnePodcastGrangeTV Год назад +19

    Love listening to your interviews mate absolutely amazing. Crazy how far you’ve come in such a short time. What an amazing story you have. Also, being a cop sounds like a super hard job, not fun at all.

    • @CC-rk8oc
      @CC-rk8oc Год назад +3

      It’s truly a soul crushing job

    • @shaniequaf
      @shaniequaf Год назад

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  • @someguy2063
    @someguy2063 8 месяцев назад +16

    I've supported Officer Asher since day one, he is a hell of a dude. I don't care what anyone says. I'm glad to see he is living his best life out there and will continue to do great things.

    • @LokiPainn
      @LokiPainn 7 месяцев назад

      Your crooked also hun,obvious lier.,

    • @deannathomas4149
      @deannathomas4149 6 месяцев назад +3

      Your why ish is effed up

    • @someguy2063
      @someguy2063 6 месяцев назад

      @deannathomas4149 ......my what? 🤨

    • @southernplantationR
      @southernplantationR 6 месяцев назад +1

      Supporting that crooked cop is blasphemous.

    • @someguy2063
      @someguy2063 6 месяцев назад

      @@southernplantationR Then you know what? I guess I'll just be blasphemous then, no skin off my back.

  • @commonsense5555
    @commonsense5555 6 месяцев назад +10

    People don’t realize how political the job of a cop is and how you can easily end up in prison if the DA and your police department want you locked up.

    • @VAHOSS
      @VAHOSS 5 месяцев назад

      Yep, just look at Daniel Holtzclaw.... guilty or not nobody can deny the fact that he deserves a retrial at least. There was a lot of shady stuff going on behind the scenes

    • @thetruthhurts131
      @thetruthhurts131 5 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@VAHOSSThat man is guilty as hell

    • @OUTDOORS55
      @OUTDOORS55 4 месяца назад

      Umm no, don't assault people and you won't go to jail.

    • @commonsense5555
      @commonsense5555 4 месяца назад +1

      @@OUTDOORS55 As a cop you regularly have to justifiably assault suspect to gain compliance. You sound like the kind’ve guy who wants to send a social worker to a domestic violence call then complains about cops when the social worker gets killed.

    • @YaBoiBond
      @YaBoiBond 4 месяца назад

      He assaulted that guy with like 10 other cops around. He deserved that prison sentence.

  • @barb-jm7990
    @barb-jm7990 Год назад +1

    Some of us were talking one day and we asked: Would youi rather be a policeman or fireman? I said I'd rather be a fireman, because you get to be a hero many times in your job as you save people in fires, cut people out of crashed cars, stop blazes in homes, and so on. People in the community praise the firefighters for the most part. A police officer is a hero, too, but they are treated like the bad guy by many and they have to work with very dangerous criminals. Their lives are in danger in a different way than the firefighter. One crazy unpredictable person with a gun could end to life of a police officer while doing his job. The firefighter has a different kind of danger and lots of training to handle it. Both are very hard jobs, but I think I'd rather face a fire than a crazy person with a gun. This was a very interesting video and I'm glad this guy has found a happy life now after all he went through.

    • @cobracommander9138
      @cobracommander9138 5 месяцев назад +1

      Cops get the hate because they work hard at earning the hate. Cops were looking for some guy (who actually turned out to be innocent) so the cops grab me and they said I fit the description. I ask the cops what is the description the cop said a guy in this area. The cops did have an description of the suspect. He was 30 years older than me, 100 pounds lighter and a foot shorter. The cops knew I was innocent and they had the wrong guy they didn't care. Even when they got the actual suspect they kept me in handcuffs and kept talking crap to me. The suspect was innocent after all someone had made a false allegation. I have seen countless videos on youtube of cops doing the same thing to them that they did to me when they know the person is completely innocent. This cop in the interview ruined a lot of lives.

  • @nicholasbraden3202
    @nicholasbraden3202 Год назад +1

    Another good interview!

  • @thatonecop6516
    @thatonecop6516 5 месяцев назад +10

    I’m an active police officer, I am a Defensive Tactics Instructor and “Jiu Jitsu cop.” I see a lot of people saying this guy had 3 excessive force incidents, he’s a bad guy etc etc. idk all of the details besides what’s he said but I will say assuming he’s being honest, bodycameras would’ve saved this guys career. I had a similar incident to this guys final incident that resulted in him being charged. Suspect was actively grabbing and trying to take my gun, I threw 1 elbow strike, broke his orbital bone and knocked him out cold. His family tried to say I did that for no reason. If I didn’t have a bodycamera that proved my story I almost guarantee I would have been atleast fired if not charged. We deal with hundreds of calls and arrests every year, especially if you’re good at the job. There’s bad cops and they should be hung out to dry but 99% of us are just trying to do the right thing and take the trash off the street.

    • @MrFaceoff188
      @MrFaceoff188 5 месяцев назад +2

      I would agree alot easier if there wasn't so many police gangs

    • @mbaker7784
      @mbaker7784 5 месяцев назад

      Sto lying

    • @juanrivera1624
      @juanrivera1624 4 месяца назад

      God bless you brother and keep fighting the good fight. Stay safe!

    • @d.rcarrera6599
      @d.rcarrera6599 4 месяца назад

      And if you weren't a cop, guaranteed, you would have a different opinion. Let's look at reality for five minutes. This guy is not being completely honest. Did you see his tattoos? Typically, they are prison gang tattoos. People who cover their eyes. Put forth a great of efforts in trying to keep their story straight.

  • @iansmith665
    @iansmith665 Год назад +5

    Good for you Jeff

  • @zeerie7521
    @zeerie7521 Год назад +11

    Another awesome interview. Jeff you kept it honest. I like the way you were observant in jail. You knew there was trouble and reacted. God bless you.... Acts 2:38

    • @arkalonalan
      @arkalonalan Год назад

      Acts 2:38 believer?? Not often I see that....

  • @joyceseaver9350
    @joyceseaver9350 9 месяцев назад +2

    Seen most of your episodes , this was Pulitzer caliber ! Excellent !

  • @majorbarnes4090
    @majorbarnes4090 6 месяцев назад +2

    I want to thank Jeff for his service during the war, I appreciate that and as far as being an officer, I can respect that the job is very difficult keeping criminals that wish to get away and flee unknown situations each and every time. Taking people to jail can be super dangerous, you just don't know what is going to happen and you definitely don't know if you going to make it home when fighting demonic spirits in the streets.

    • @w.brettcarothers4235
      @w.brettcarothers4235 5 месяцев назад

      And you never know when you beat and oppress the public you faux swore to protect you’ll be caught.

  • @migidymarsh
    @migidymarsh Год назад +19

    I ain't buying it homie. Sounds like a typical pig, copsplaining his way around his own bad/illegal behavior. Im sure his department is just as dirty.

  • @evanalvarez5326
    @evanalvarez5326 Год назад +6

    If no one in his station cared enough to “check up” on each other, why would the whole station care enough to ruin this one person’s life?

  • @coldsteelrail1123
    @coldsteelrail1123 Год назад +1

    Mr Bick.....wow. very quick success story with ur chanel here. Lol. Nice. Way to go brother. Congrats. You do good interviews. 👍

  • @chantelcuddemi7646
    @chantelcuddemi7646 7 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for your service, sir!

  • @convoswithupstate8239
    @convoswithupstate8239 Год назад +4

    This is a great interview. You two could cohost a podcast together. I’m glued to my phone 🤣

  • @eddiecruz1454
    @eddiecruz1454 7 месяцев назад +4

    Interesting I’m from Springfield as well and def a great listen

  • @armyvet7775
    @armyvet7775 Год назад +2

    Good interview

  • @Youareme42o
    @Youareme42o 5 месяцев назад

    WOW great interview you are really good at those getting those answers im wondering about thank sir ..

  • @ashleylitke6468
    @ashleylitke6468 Год назад +8

    Awesome episode Ian! This one was very relatable, I have many family members that were military then went into the police force and it’s not an easy road. Also, my uncle was in desert storm as well and still deals with PTSD today. Great interview 💛

  • @tommyp280
    @tommyp280 Год назад +31

    Narcissistic people never admit any wrongdoing.

    • @FedkaSlovanich
      @FedkaSlovanich Год назад +1

      he admitted multiple times, you sound biased.

    • @Patrickstarrrrr69
      @Patrickstarrrrr69 Год назад

      Race baiters love making everything about race

    • @zeusrucker1740
      @zeusrucker1740 Год назад +4

      Its clear that he was a bad cop and all he talks about is others!

    • @gutz323
      @gutz323 Год назад

      Unless you are there it is hard to judge. American cops in bad neighbourhoods are literally paranoid for their lives, with all the crazy criminals who are prepared to shoot at you. Maybe they do go overboard sometimes, but it must be hard to judge situations on the spare of the moment. I really don't believe 'all' the so called racist cop brutality is purely about race, I believe it is just cop brutality, by cops involved in stressful situations with bad judgement. There are some horrible criminals out there many of them are black, but when the black criminals get a good hiding, they are the only ones that get blown up and reported about in the newspapers, any other race just gets brushed under the carpet, especially the white race.

    • @robertblake3385
      @robertblake3385 Год назад

      All cops on the force for over a year are corrupt. If you even just knowingly allow corruption to go on without doing nothing about it which you have no choice about, you're corrupt as well. Accessory after the fact. So to remain on the force you have to have dirt on you or no one will ever trust you. Don't ask me how I know this it doesn't matter. All cops subborn perjury to help the states case. No cops ever can go against other cops. They will be ostracized off the force. If you're truly honest and you want to protect and serve join the FD not the PD. Anyone who thinks police are credible and trustworthy are sadly mistaken and misinformed. I swear to you it's just the plain truth. Nobody is more full of shit than a cop. It's actually against the law to lie to police but even if hypothetically you had an honest cop, they are trained to lie to you and it's legal. Nobody is more full of shit than a cop. The majority of the police are narcissistic psychopaths. Power corrupts, that's a fact. It's human nature.

  • @richinmass
    @richinmass Год назад +10

    Very well done interview skills. Good questions, no interrupting. Coming from Holyoke i remember Jeff all over the news. These guys have to deal with so much crap in cities like that. I would never want that job but I'm happy there are still people willing to protect us.

  • @oldcop18
    @oldcop18 Год назад +2

    My first gunfight was 1974 where one officer was shot and I wound up shooting & killing the guy who shot him. I came into work the next afternoon and the chief asked me if I was OK. We chatted for a few minutes, I went back to work but nobody else asked if I was alright.

    • @JakeTB577
      @JakeTB577 Год назад

      Ahh good old 70s

    • @Lambdamale.
      @Lambdamale. 5 месяцев назад

      And then go pull a guy over for speeding and act like nothing horrible just happened.

  • @chairfarmer1511
    @chairfarmer1511 6 месяцев назад +1

    Great interview questions!

  • @rc_ac9743
    @rc_ac9743 Год назад +11

    I think we can All Agree that corruption at All levels of government is a Real
    Thing.
    Keep shining a
    light on it.

    • @marykrenek1835
      @marykrenek1835 9 месяцев назад

      Lol. Corruption is the sin of humans not the object.

    • @rc_ac9743
      @rc_ac9743 8 месяцев назад +1

      @@marykrenek1835
      ?
      And...

  • @suv4life
    @suv4life Год назад +16

    As you retired hospital police officer, I know exactly what Jeff spoke about... you superiors are always judging your actions, no matter what! I'm so glad he has been able to get past it!

  • @cz75shadow2
    @cz75shadow2 Год назад +5

    Finally a cop that admit they are trained as paramiletary in police Academia that s the biggest problem whit cops and the justice system in my opinion Greetings cz75 shadow

    • @dawgyjones9844
      @dawgyjones9844 Год назад +3

      Is it really? How would you want them trained. It is PARA military meaning there are ranks, uniform, and structure. So you think this is a problem??? How so?

    • @cz75shadow2
      @cz75shadow2 Год назад

      @@dawgyjones9844 because they use force before brain no people trust cops anymore. they should protect and serve but they just use Power trips over people and gun people Down and got to much power in a crazy Justice system that not help at all.But we will never gonna agree u pro cops now im not.have a nice day 🥱

    • @Faceplay2
      @Faceplay2 4 месяца назад +1

      I went through a police academy it’s not that easy. To
      This guy the PT test where easy as he was a Marine but yeh written test are hard and the military doesn’t even have any at all.

  • @loudzzzz1027
    @loudzzzz1027 4 месяца назад

    Great interview.

  • @stephenannese8228
    @stephenannese8228 3 месяца назад

    Great interview,....!!

  • @JohnDoe-vu2he
    @JohnDoe-vu2he Год назад +44

    Dude got caught abusing people THREE times and still doesn’t believe he did anything wrong…

  • @zacharybruneau
    @zacharybruneau Год назад +9

    I was locked up with the victim of his arrest. Melvin Jones III. I was in the bullpen with him in Springfield district court that Monday morning when his teeth were all
    Chipped out.

    • @southernplantationR
      @southernplantationR 6 месяцев назад

      Damn

    • @pkiely29
      @pkiely29 5 месяцев назад

      And what's the story? You're a great witness to this testimony???

  • @alfredspic481
    @alfredspic481 Год назад +57

    This dude just has too many altercations to believe he was just a victim time after time.

    • @chopperchopper1418
      @chopperchopper1418 Год назад +1

      Just for laughs, from birth if you were a cop , how full would er jacket be for supposedly slightly to much physical or verbal abuse. This dude seems to be friendly n willing to get hammered with buddies called the nurse gang helping everyone. Unarmed.

    • @nellymoo635
      @nellymoo635 Год назад +1

      3 sides.

    • @JosephHPaine
      @JosephHPaine Год назад +5

      Yeah he's a liar for sure. The tone of his voice explaining several of these incidents was childlike.

    • @livingart2576
      @livingart2576 6 месяцев назад +1

      @@JosephHPainewhy say “for sure” when you haven’t got a clue? You don’t know anything for sure.

    • @JoeSmith-gp5dm
      @JoeSmith-gp5dm 5 месяцев назад

      Policing is a very dangerous job, you are going to have violent altercations. Should they just get killed?

  • @Blunt_Man
    @Blunt_Man Год назад +4

    40:45 *"You drove here at 80mph and hit my prisoner."*
    Let's not forget all the innocent people who he claims to protect that he put at risk too by driving recklessly to get to the scene! I'm not anti police, I'm just anti putting the public in danger when in so many high speed chases, the police are putting the public at risk just as much as the guy running is! I've even seen ex cops speak out against it, it's often not about stopping a dangerous criminal but about the thrill of chasing a guy while getting to ignore traffic laws smh. It's called risk vs reward, what's the risk that if they let the guy go, he'll go on a crime spree vs he just wants to get away, he'll do so, slow down, go somewhere safe and they can hopefully just arrest him later? The truth is most of the time it's the latter and the guy running is just trying to not get arrested cuz he's got warrants, drugs, a gun, etc. If all the cops get is some guy with dope and warrants for small time crimes, that's nothing if he or a cop crashes into a family of 4 and kills them during the chase! Happens all the time...

    • @iand4374
      @iand4374 16 дней назад +1

      The Arkansas Staties are the worst offenders of this too

  • @SouthSdneyBoyy
    @SouthSdneyBoyy Год назад +1

    Can’t know if you weren’t there. Life experience can’t be replicated.
    Marine, cop and prisoner - no thank you to all 3

  • @richardb4022
    @richardb4022 Год назад

    14:53 😅😅 at least he's in great spirits.. They told em' " this is just tape okay..?" His reply was, "I've had worse on my face"!😂😂

  • @jmk7104
    @jmk7104 Год назад +4

    I can believe everything this guy says. It’s appreciated!

  • @chris-tt6yp
    @chris-tt6yp Год назад +9

    I like how "he did nothing wrong" and its all the media and his departments fault. Total narcissist, typical cop. Total victim mentality.