Thank you for pointing that out for me Captain Obvious. Yes he is the main guy but he also had fellow Rangers help him. Which is why I said I am glad to hear from one of them.
@frankcastle4435 out if all of them, this is the guy you want to here the story from though, he can give us the back story, the other guys have a story to tell as well, but this guy's story will encompass the entire incident from start to finish 🤷🏾
Bill's story and how he was treated by the police is 100% what is wrong with a great deal of our cities today. Our state governments and their denial of the situation had a large hand in this because stuff runs downhill.
@@reasonsweserve I've seen this story a few times but getting it from the horses mouth is the cherry on top. Clint Eastwood 100% should have made a movie about this. I fear it's too late now as Hollywood has become a political correctness disaster. I also watched pt2, the dude is sharp & unapologetic. All of the F's given lol
@peskypeet That is how Bill is today and certainly how he was on the job. No BS just wanted to get the job done and didn't like people around him who didn't work as hard as he did. Thanks for watching and commenting. BTW Episode 31 Charlie's story has been optioned a few times for a series if you haven't watched that one.
I lived in Tacoma (actually one red light south of where this incident happened) from 2021-23 and I can tell you that the police department in that city is still the same way. And because of it, crime is rampant there.
This story is amazing. We need more people who are willing to stand up to evil like this man has done. Stand your ground. Thank you for your service, Bill.
I can easily do this. Is there something specific you would like me to cover with him? Sunday part 2 we discuss his career with DEA. You won't be disappointed with his stories.
@@reasonsweserve I would be curious to know where he deployed, what countries he got to see and if he ever had anymore trouble from those crips after that fateful day. Cheers. 🍺
Bill should be getting Presidential medals. Instead, he gets bitched out when he has a good idea, then gets a plaque a long time later, after the fact, when people realize he was right all along. Bill, there are a lot of us out there, so you're not alone.
Yep. Someone else asked the exact thing. I am going to try to get back for a follow up. Bill is out of the country currently so won't be anytime soon. There will be a part 2 posted Sunday but this is about his career with DEA and does not address your questions but like I said I will try to get another episode with him to get your questions answered.
But how? We saw exactly how the city worked in the bad guys favor. It’s as if they wanted them to sell so people could get their drugs. Idk if it’s for the money or to make sure they created enough drug slaves. Fascinating tho.
I don't have any contacts with Mike Glover but if anyone wants to reach out to me on the email listed for this channel for Mike or have Mike get in touch with me I may be able to arrange something.
I just posted a link to the comment section of one of Mikes videos so it was worth a shot you never know I’ll do the same in all the veteran run podcasts like the Shawn Ryan show or the mikes ritland podcasts
Thanks. I was having trouble posting the links on some of the UA-cam channels. I would post and they would disappear. I wasn’t sure why so I appreciate you doing this.
One of the most amazing stories to ever come out of Tacoma, as a Black youth in the 80s/90s I didn't want to grow up & be a police officer after seeing how Rodney King was beaten, didn't want to join the military due to extreme distrust of the gov't. The Crips were the most powerful Black form of militancy I saw around me, so even tho it was a criminal lifestyle, I looked up to several of them. Ppl paint the young Blk men who terrorized the town for decades as "Evil", but often give no thought to gangs being the evil that America created. The U.S. Gov't pumped drugs into the Blk Community and that's a Fact. The Crack Epidemic terrorized the Black Community, homes and families just as much, if not more than the gangsters did.
When i first heard the story i was like ummm the crips are in deep shit. I was a member of the Canadian Armed Forces reserves and we are babies compared to the United states Army Rangers. You have to love how the army protects its own. I was a grunt NCO and we are nothing compared to the holier than thow officers. In the Canadian Armed Forces we take our drill seriously and the officers do cow kicks and im like are you fucking kidding me? Mr Foulk i respect you more than i can say. I would want you to be my platoon commander
@@reasonsweserve I wasn't sure if i wanted to reply to your comment but i decided i should. You are very welcome and thank you for your site. I would give anything to say TY to Bill for what he did
Part 2 is coming this Sunday and Bill talks about his career with DEA. I had another subscriber ask for a Part 2 just discussing any further details like what happened after this incident and talk about his career more. I'll do my best to get another interview with him to talk about his military career.
@RobertSmithlll-n6h I'm not sure I am going to get this right but I heard that at one point Clint Eastwood had talked about making this into a movie. Not sure where it got held up in the process.
Kind of. It's about a Korean war vet who kind of had the same thing happen but the Korean gang stole his car and was harassing other Korean kids. It's called El Torino and it's directed by Clint Eastwood. So it's almost the same but different story and timeline.
This needs a million views.
I’ve never heard of someone go from being a Green Beret to regular army to Ranger, that’s a badass right there 🇺🇸
Bill is one of a kind for sure.
I have been dying to hear this story from one of the actual Rangers that was there
Glad you could finally hear it directly from Bill.
He was the actual ranger. Even as a former Canadian soldier he is a hero
One? This is THE guy lol
Thank you for pointing that out for me Captain Obvious. Yes he is the main guy but he also had fellow Rangers help him. Which is why I said I am glad to hear from one of them.
@frankcastle4435 out if all of them, this is the guy you want to here the story from though, he can give us the back story, the other guys have a story to tell as well, but this guy's story will encompass the entire incident from start to finish 🤷🏾
Bill's story and how he was treated by the police is 100% what is wrong with a great deal of our cities today. Our state governments and their denial of the situation had a large hand in this because stuff runs downhill.
Absolutely correct.
@@reasonsweserve I've seen this story a few times but getting it from the horses mouth is the cherry on top. Clint Eastwood 100% should have made a movie about this. I fear it's too late now as Hollywood has become a political correctness disaster.
I also watched pt2, the dude is sharp & unapologetic. All of the F's given lol
@peskypeet That is how Bill is today and certainly how he was on the job. No BS just wanted to get the job done and didn't like people around him who didn't work as hard as he did. Thanks for watching and commenting. BTW Episode 31 Charlie's story has been optioned a few times for a series if you haven't watched that one.
@@reasonsweserve 👍 I'll have to check it out.
I lived in Tacoma (actually one red light south of where this incident happened) from 2021-23 and I can tell you that the police department in that city is still the same way. And because of it, crime is rampant there.
This story is amazing. We need more people who are willing to stand up to evil like this man has done. Stand your ground. Thank you for your service, Bill.
@imcubanb2670 Glad you enjoyed it.
Definitely need a part 2.
I can easily do this. Is there something specific you would like me to cover with him? Sunday part 2 we discuss his career with DEA. You won't be disappointed with his stories.
@@reasonsweserve I would be curious to know where he deployed, what countries he got to see and if he ever had anymore trouble from those crips after that fateful day. Cheers. 🍺
I will get back to Seattle and get another interview. Might be a few months.
Bill should be getting Presidential medals. Instead, he gets bitched out when he has a good idea, then gets a plaque a long time later, after the fact, when people realize he was right all along. Bill, there are a lot of us out there, so you're not alone.
@elterco7 I agree completely with your assessment.
👍 Great guy, great story. Looking forward to part 2. Liked and subscribed.
@cthulholmhastur5317 Glad you liked it. You’ll enjoy part 2.
Nice job letting him lead the interview and get everything out, really good stuff.
@thenaturaltexican Thanks I'd like to take full credit but honestly I've known Bill long enough to know you just ask him a question and let him go.
WE NEED A MOVIE OF THIS AND THIS GUY!!!
Ummmm so what happened to the crips? The neighborhood? Did they move out? Did they take over the neighborhood?
Yep. Someone else asked the exact thing. I am going to try to get back for a follow up. Bill is out of the country currently so won't be anytime soon. There will be a part 2 posted Sunday but this is about his career with DEA and does not address your questions but like I said I will try to get another episode with him to get your questions answered.
Thank u uncle bill much respect been waiting for this story to come out. Way to kick their assess
But how? We saw exactly how the city worked in the bad guys favor. It’s as if they wanted them to sell so people could get their drugs. Idk if it’s for the money or to make sure they created enough drug slaves. Fascinating tho.
Popp mentioned this a couple of years ago too.
@alicksouth The story never gets old.
I was living in Lakewood, WA at the time when this happened. Tacoma was crazy dangerous back then. I've heard it is still the same if not worse.
@iridium5122 I think that is still true for some neighborhoods in Tacoma.
Would love to see this great American go on the the Mike force podcast with Mike glover another great American
I don't have any contacts with Mike Glover but if anyone wants to reach out to me on the email listed for this channel for Mike or have Mike get in touch with me I may be able to arrange something.
I just posted a link to the comment section of one of Mikes videos so it was worth a shot you never know I’ll do the same in all the veteran run podcasts like the Shawn Ryan show or the mikes ritland podcasts
Thanks. I was having trouble posting the links on some of the UA-cam channels. I would post and they would disappear. I wasn’t sure why so I appreciate you doing this.
One of the most amazing stories to ever come out of Tacoma, as a Black youth in the 80s/90s I didn't want to grow up & be a police officer after seeing how Rodney King was beaten, didn't want to join the military due to extreme distrust of the gov't. The Crips were the most powerful Black form of militancy I saw around me, so even tho it was a criminal lifestyle, I looked up to several of them. Ppl paint the young Blk men who terrorized the town for decades as "Evil", but often give no thought to gangs being the evil that America created. The U.S. Gov't pumped drugs into the Blk Community and that's a Fact. The Crack Epidemic terrorized the Black Community, homes and families just as much, if not more than the gangsters did.
@sjsouljah7368 Thank you for your comment.
When i first heard the story i was like ummm the crips are in deep shit. I was a member of the Canadian Armed Forces reserves and we are babies compared to the United states Army Rangers. You have to love how the army protects its own. I was a grunt NCO and we are nothing compared to the holier than thow officers. In the Canadian Armed Forces we take our drill seriously and the officers do cow kicks and im like are you fucking kidding me? Mr Foulk i respect you more than i can say. I would want you to be my platoon commander
Thank you for the comment and kind words for Bill.
@@reasonsweserve I wasn't sure if i wanted to reply to your comment but i decided i should. You are very welcome and thank you for your site. I would give anything to say TY to Bill for what he did
This is a true urban legend!
@rustywater It’s a great story.
Hope they make this into a movie like Tombstone OK Coral.
Me too.
F’ed up how the Army brass treated Foulk.
Yep absolutely.
Part 2 🙏
Part 2 is coming this Sunday and Bill talks about his career with DEA. I had another subscriber ask for a Part 2 just discussing any further details like what happened after this incident and talk about his career more. I'll do my best to get another interview with him to talk about his military career.
I was stationed at fort Lewis when this happened
Due for this again is an understatement
@minervaofpeace You ain't kidding. Glad you liked it.
I hope yall helped Shirley in the fight. Like she helped yall.
I hope so too but it sounds like she might not have needed the help. Putting out a can of whoop-ass.
@@reasonsweserve indeed. But acted like he was watching. Not cool. He should have said “we were fighting”!
I'll ask him. I might get back to interview him again for some follow up.
I spoke to him today he said they absolutely jumped in and helped Shirley. They weren’t going to let anything happen to her.
@@reasonsweserve Outstanding!!! Thanks for the follow through.
My salutes to those rangers that partook in the battle of Tacoma 89
Reporting from the local news at the time: ua-cam.com/video/HxgJ8AnobGE/v-deo.html
Interesting background for his story.
20:37 Anyone surprised this happened in a Democrat / liberal city? I'm not!
@4dLoveOfSoccer As you can hear from the story a lot of lip service and obfuscation.
The Disrespect Of The Indigenous Beings Will Stop 💯❗️
@Jah_AP ??
Why wasn’t this a movie I’m confused. This would be a pretty damn good story. This movie would do very good on the box office 💯
@RobertSmithlll-n6h I'm not sure I am going to get this right but I heard that at one point Clint Eastwood had talked about making this into a movie. Not sure where it got held up in the process.
@@reasonsweserve Send Clint a link to this specific two part interview. He will get it done!
Kind of. It's about a Korean war vet who kind of had the same thing happen but the Korean gang stole his car and was harassing other Korean kids. It's called El Torino and it's directed by Clint Eastwood. So it's almost the same but different story and timeline.
oh hell yea
Yep. I second that.
Bill is a hot badass❤😂
@starzntheskje68947 I can’t comment on his being hot but can tell you he’s a badass.
Did you say you don’t support free speech?
@doubleemcastillano464 I'm not sure what your comment means.
RANGERS LEAD THE WAY!!
No BS with this guy. Get shit done!
@@reasonsweserve Love this guy. I know the people who were from the neighborhood loved how they didn't let those gang bangers intimidate them.
Bill and his buddies are f*cking badasses
Plus they are great dudes.