Well I'll be damned. Sgt. Gribble gave me my first ticket coming out of Ionia High School on Tutle Rd. for no seat belt when I was 16. I never drove without it again. Crazy. Everything he talked about I remember happening. Thanks for having him on Andy and thanks Sgt. Gribble for coming on! Another great episode!
Nope. More like its badass to see an old local (who just so happened to give me my first ticket and remind me not wearing a seat belt is fucking stupid) get some air time and talk shop with an equally badass podcaster.
Listening to Travis speak about this little girl was heart wrenching. Needed tissues for this one. Watching him take pauses throughout tells you what a big heart this man has. He's the kind of officer we need more of. Thank you for your service sir, and thank you Andy for having him on. Another great podcast man.
The story about the little girl was making me cry to the point where I had a lump in my throat. I just thought: ''What the Fuck?'' Being a police officer is just such an incredibly hard and stressful job. Just HEARING that story was hard, so I can see how seeing something like that could mess you up and give you PTSD. I agree with Joe Rogan, being a police officer is an almost impossible job. And I agree with Andy and so many other people, I could never do it. I think I'd end up in prison. So my hat's off to all the amazing men and women who serve as good police officers!
No, they get billions, a political party, and the psychology department. But hey some of the kids end up being pretty good at science…. and the Nazis haven’t come back lol. German Paedo Experiment joke. Don’t forget about the little boys and Velcro!
@@juliamosur8291 ✨Well …Maybe we could let him slide this time bc think of all the good he puts out in the world!😂 He sure has inspired me in ways he has no idea about. Hope you have w a good day 😊
I have a childhood friend that's a police officer. First time I saw after a few years on the job he said you get a different perspective with people. Great podcast. Thanks Travis and Andy. ✌️
Mr. Gribble thank you for your candor. I really hope we see you back on the show. I'm not in law enforecment, but do what I can to be prepared to protect my family and innocent people around me. I would pay and even fly out to take your trianing.
Awesome interview. After 33 years in public safety, listening to this interview let the demons come screaming back to the surface just to get an overdue breath and crawl back into my ear.
Damn I thought this was the infamous Travis that he sometimes mentions that was his teammate in Devgru. I hope he comes on the podcast one day. That would be awesome Andy!
Instead it’s a petty crime. Many people and police departments do just believe the children need to get over it. Sex abuse to children is still seen as parental parenting freedom for millions of Americans. Especially boomer aged people. It does help with behavior and has been used in psychology recently. I wish more innocent rightfully minded people like you would come through and realize that it is not at all serious to what I would wager is half our country right now.
Maybe..... Maybe not. A lot of the time there aren't happy endings. If just seeing a glimpse of what happened to that kid had a major negative impact on a fairly seasoned cop... imagine what experiencing all that does to the mind of a kid. There isn't always a nice ending, better than if they hadn't found the kid but I wouldn't be surprised if she has a lot of problems.
@@joecamel328kids are unbelievably resilient, probably more resilient than Travis here. He would probably bring a lot of closure for Travis to see her well and prospering.
So I am from Northern Minnesota. I know culturally we have a lot of similarities to Michigan people. In northern Minnesota this kind of child abuse is very common and allowed in all that’s varying degrees if they want to make money off the child and that way they do it and the police force let them for decades. Was it something similar your county where people almost do you want to rationalize with saying well the child that was the property of the mother like they do in northern Minnesota? I just also want to ask another viewer of this quality podcast actually talking about the worst crime and what should be the most important thing for everybody to focus on ending, is it common where you’re from in Michigan for children to experience some kind of sexual abuse in childhood and for it to go mostly unjustified?
Another Michigan man lol. Great interview, some tough stories, but telling the realities of police work. People are f'ed up out there. Stay armed.. I was interviewed for PTSD for the military. Approved. And he's right. There's a lot of people that will run you down for it. But those kind of people don't have any answers, when you're living with your lights on in the house and the doors locked at night, with a 9 mm beside you in the bed because of fear. The fear is real. The stories are real. The psychological damage is real. You learn to incorporate it into your life, realizing it's never going to leave, and find a way to deal with it everyday. I fill my head with as much other things as I can to distract me away from the past
Andy The grocery store shooter was in my neck of the woods Buffalo New York that was absolutely crazy that individual drove 2 to 3 hours just to do what he wanted to do came the day before and scoped out the area
God Bless you Travis 🙌 My heart hurts that you had to see such evil but im so thankful you saved that little girl's life! not all hero wear caps is so very true
I love it when ya got the Po Po on! I do have advice for failed Po Po departments-Cities-YOU'RE WELCOME. Admit you failed and where it caused the most terror for the innocent. Some people just don't trust officers because of real experiences, rape victims NEVER (statistically) get justice, that's a lot of women who do not trust the main domesprotectionting force. Child abuse is rampant, those kids don't ever get real help, just a real circular experience. All those children will grow up to resent and hate the police, meant to protect them as children. Especially children forced into gangs. Those are the main, EASILY, controllable failed aspects. Next, adapting to change. I want more specialization in police forces. I want sex crimes divisions-Every major city by now with all the child rape should have a specific child rape division-weird there isnt one with the stats there, we are #1 in the world there (for income and religious purposes mainly.) I want drones for petty crimes, I want to see more gang departments that have oversight to FIX historical American gang problems/ eliminate no ens gangs. I want more officers, competitionsiions and color coding. I want good officers to be noticed and recognized, and affiliated cunts to be seen by performance in comparison. More PR divisions to support officers with social issues would be good for discussions and support from local/national social pressures. There is just so much more that police department that have failed can do. Cities don't have to be burned downed en masse by angry, malnourished children. Be adults, Officers and speak the truth about just how much failure really has been done consciously for the security of routine.
I think that you, the actual Jesus Christ of law enforcement problem solving just joined a police department, we could solve all problems. You are aware that justice does not come from the police (executive branch). That comes from the judicial branch. Perhaps learning roles of branches of government would go a long way to managing expectations and understanding results.
This may be out of line, but is there any kinds of trust fund, custodial account or scholarship account for victims like that little girl to help them after they've survived and made it to adulthood?
Therapy should be looked at exactly the same as physical therapy. If you have an injury you go to the PT. If your head is f’d up you go to the therapist. Even if you think s*** is all good you can go to the therapist as preventative maintenance. I talk to a therapist once a month and 9/10 times I don’t have any major issues to talk about. Side note, hats off to all officers that don’t immediately fly off the handle when they find some human trafficking scene like this guy described. Honestly I can’t believe the resolve some of these dudes have.
Great podcast, very similar stories, I am about a genetation before you. Been in 3 shootings and how they deal with it is similar. Check the box, am i sleeping drinking etc.
Closer to the end of the video now. I always appreciate it when the only men in a position to do anything about all the child rape, bring to light the breadth and depth of said child rape. Andy, I think you have done the most publicly, so far as, clear, authoritative, trusted, facts. Thank you as a survivor. My question to other viewers is, how much child rape awareness has to happen for men in a position to do something to end it? Especially since now a political party/half the nation is pro genital child mutilation. So its a pickle-....are we going to just casually be talking about how much we hate knowing there is common child rape for another year? 5 years? 10 years? 100? Also Finders was declassifies in 2019 so I'm just laughing now, petty.
I'm a father of 4. Our youngest is my little princess. I'd tare anyone apart who would want to hurt her. Idk how men and women do this and show great restraint not to shoot people like that on the spot.
This guy locked people up for petty crimes like smoking grass and contributed to the prison population in his state ruining hundreds of lives and families. Between that he managed to help a few people but most of his career was spent harassing people over things that should be legal to begin with. No respect.
yeah and to make it even worse. The DA - judges and law makers actually believe it's ok to let these guys out. It should be life. Why would you let someone like that out after he rapes and does the most disgusting thing to children. I don't even get it. SO you're telling me that someone who did that to a little 5 year old girl will get out? Christ dude im angry at whoever lets him out like that. wtf
Travis, are you still mad about the "lounging around in flip flops basking in their own awesomeness" in the department survey a few years back are ya? Haha, just kidding. Thanks for sharing, I know from personal experience that Travis is as solid of a dude and a kick ass swat cop.
Was this officer involved of shooting/killing by officer Railsford on Daniel shaver in the mesa la Quinta hotel hallway. The officer was terminated then was allowed to return to employment for one day to get his tax funded pension. This video is on tube and it is chilling.
I have to add as a survivor of a similar kind of child rape as the girl in the bag, one of many from northern Minnesota. I have only been punished in life since reporting the Meth gang responsible in 2016. This charade is getting old for the Million of us alive and adults in America today, please start having survivors on and save your tears for your personal pity party. This common knowledge for most.
Please pay attention: He wanted action. In one breathe he is telling us no training, then, we had to train 25% of the time. Good times serving warrants. What an ego.
Well I'll be damned. Sgt. Gribble gave me my first ticket coming out of Ionia High School on Tutle Rd. for no seat belt when I was 16. I never drove without it again. Crazy. Everything he talked about I remember happening. Thanks for having him on Andy and thanks Sgt. Gribble for coming on! Another great episode!
Damn… A bad Disney song must be going through your head…
Nope. More like its badass to see an old local (who just so happened to give me my first ticket and remind me not wearing a seat belt is fucking stupid) get some air time and talk shop with an equally badass podcaster.
Crazy that Mu grandmother was 20 min from Ionia.
Listening to Travis speak about this little girl was heart wrenching. Needed tissues for this one. Watching him take pauses throughout tells you what a big heart this man has. He's the kind of officer we need more of. Thank you for your service sir, and thank you Andy for having him on. Another great podcast man.
The pause after he said he hopes to meet her someday got me bad.
The story about the little girl was making me cry to the point where I had a lump in my throat. I just thought: ''What the Fuck?'' Being a police officer is just such an incredibly hard and stressful job. Just HEARING that story was hard, so I can see how seeing something like that could mess you up and give you PTSD. I agree with Joe Rogan, being a police officer is an almost impossible job. And I agree with Andy and so many other people, I could never do it. I think I'd end up in prison. So my hat's off to all the amazing men and women who serve as good police officers!
Thank you for telling your story Sergeant (Ret) Gribble. Truly appreciate your service to your community.
Wow….tough interview. Heart wrenching. Lifetime nurse…similar to your profession. Thank you so much for sharing gentlemen.
Great interview. It's good to hear the perspective from the Blue side. Traffickers should get NO QUARTER.
No, they get billions, a political party, and the psychology department. But hey some of the kids end up being pretty good at science…. and the Nazis haven’t come back lol. German Paedo Experiment joke. Don’t forget about the little boys and Velcro!
As a foster parent that has fostered 20 kids and adopted 3….God bless you and guard your heart.
God bless you. Opening your home and family to give this innocent children a chance. What an amazing way to help
Driven. Honest. Compassionate. Thank you Sgt. for every single second of it.
What an episode holy crap this man has gone beyond the limits of what a body mind and soul is built for ….. unreal
I tip my hat to you TG along with you Andy 🇺🇸 thank you for sharing.
“Jesus … falling back on bad habits.”
“I’m not saying it has to touch your tonsils .. you can save that for later!”😂😂
Andy cracks me up!🤣
I didn’t expect this kind of joke (pretty distasteful) from Andy
@@juliamosur8291 ✨Well …Maybe we could let him slide this time bc think of all the good he puts out in the world!😂
He sure has inspired me in ways he has no idea about.
Hope you have w a good day 😊
@@juliamosur8291ok Karen
Awesome podcast Andy! Respect and Honor to Travis.
outstanding interview - what an eye opener
I have a childhood friend that's a police officer. First time I saw after a few years on the job he said you get a different perspective with people. Great podcast. Thanks Travis and Andy. ✌️
Thank you for your efforts to let people voice there experience
Mr. Gribble thank you for your candor. I really hope we see you back on the show. I'm not in law enforecment, but do what I can to be prepared to protect my family and innocent people around me. I would pay and even fly out to take your trianing.
Excellent interview! The topic is an important subject for everyone in public safety.
Good morning everyone. Everyone have a great week.
Thank you!
Awesome interview. After 33 years in public safety, listening to this interview let the demons come screaming back to the surface just to get an overdue breath and crawl back into my ear.
It's not fall in South Florida LOL, Andy love this sarcasm, can always count on you for copious amounts of that! 🇺🇲👍
Excellent story Travis. Thank you for sharing. EMDR has helped me.
This dude’s beard is elite
What an awesome man, thank you for your service!
Damn I thought this was the infamous Travis that he sometimes mentions that was his teammate in Devgru. I hope he comes on the podcast one day. That would be awesome Andy!
As always, Awesome! Thank you!
What a legend. Is story is both inspiring and heartbreaking. I'm thankful for amazing cops like him that serve us. #ThinBlueLine
Andy excellent podcast again 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Crimes against children should be a capital level crime. It destroys a child’s life and I don’t think they level of evil can be reformed.
Instead it’s a petty crime. Many people and police departments do just believe the children need to get over it. Sex abuse to children is still seen as parental parenting freedom for millions of Americans. Especially boomer aged people. It does help with behavior and has been used in psychology recently. I wish more innocent rightfully minded people like you would come through and realize that it is not at all serious to what I would wager is half our country right now.
Thank you both for sharing reality.
Great podcast awesome guest!
Good morning y'all have a great week stay safe and stay strong
Thank you both
Great job Andy! You and Travis seem to have a great connection! Have him back soon!
This podcast was not easy to hear but important.
Hard Topic and it's a sick world. Hopefully Travis will meet up with her, high school graduation?? Stay Strong and Be Safe !!
This was a good one. And important for people to see.
Man I was at NTOA and I wish I could have attended his seminar. Great podcast!
Man, I hope he gets to see that little girl... That would really go a long way to close that soul crushing trauma.
Maybe..... Maybe not. A lot of the time there aren't happy endings. If just seeing a glimpse of what happened to that kid had a major negative impact on a fairly seasoned cop... imagine what experiencing all that does to the mind of a kid. There isn't always a nice ending, better than if they hadn't found the kid but I wouldn't be surprised if she has a lot of problems.
@@joecamel328kids are unbelievably resilient, probably more resilient than Travis here. He would probably bring a lot of closure for Travis to see her well and prospering.
Great episode! Really enjoyed it!
In 1996, in VB, VA I was making more money as an apprentice in HVAC than this guy was a police officer. WOW!!! Crazy!!!
19th SFG is out of Camp Williams in Bluffdale, UT, which is the south end of Salt Lake Valley.
Good morning Andy!
I lived in Ionia county my whole life… I remember hearing that story.
So I am from Northern Minnesota. I know culturally we have a lot of similarities to Michigan people. In northern Minnesota this kind of child abuse is very common and allowed in all that’s varying degrees if they want to make money off the child and that way they do it and the police force let them for decades. Was it something similar your county where people almost do you want to rationalize with saying well the child that was the property of the mother like they do in northern Minnesota? I just also want to ask another viewer of this quality podcast actually talking about the worst crime and what should be the most important thing for everybody to focus on ending, is it common where you’re from in Michigan for children to experience some kind of sexual abuse in childhood and for it to go mostly unjustified?
Bro, sacred waters, that moose porter…. Why are you drinking Guinness? So good. Best bar on this entire trip
For perspective, in 1996...I was getting paid 5.15/hr in high school to stock shelves in at the local grocery store
I went to the police academy in 2001. I was a corrections officer and it cost the dept. 8000 to go thru the academy retired in 2020.
Holy shit, Thank you for your service, Sounds horrible but glad to hear your story and learn from it
Great episode
Another Michigan man lol. Great interview, some tough stories, but telling the realities of police work. People are f'ed up out there. Stay armed.. I was interviewed for PTSD for the military. Approved. And he's right. There's a lot of people that will run you down for it. But those kind of people don't have any answers, when you're living with your lights on in the house and the doors locked at night, with a 9 mm beside you in the bed because of fear. The fear is real. The stories are real. The psychological damage is real. You learn to incorporate it into your life, realizing it's never going to leave, and find a way to deal with it everyday. I fill my head with as much other things as I can to distract me away from the past
This one was heavy
Is it possible to clip the story of the little girl? More people need to hear this story
Pro level texting: Two thumbs, knee on the wheel, no look.
Andy The grocery store shooter was in my neck of the woods Buffalo New York that was absolutely crazy that individual drove 2 to 3 hours just to do what he wanted to do came the day before and scoped out the area
God Bless you Travis 🙌 My heart hurts that you had to see such evil but im so thankful you saved that little girl's life! not all hero wear caps is so very true
I love it when ya got the Po Po on! I do have advice for failed Po Po departments-Cities-YOU'RE WELCOME. Admit you failed and where it caused the most terror for the innocent. Some people just don't trust officers because of real experiences, rape victims NEVER (statistically) get justice, that's a lot of women who do not trust the main domesprotectionting force.
Child abuse is rampant, those kids don't ever get real help, just a real circular experience. All those children will grow up to resent and hate the police, meant to protect them as children. Especially children forced into gangs.
Those are the main, EASILY, controllable failed aspects.
Next, adapting to change. I want more specialization in police forces. I want sex crimes divisions-Every major city by now with all the child rape should have a specific child rape division-weird there isnt one with the stats there, we are #1 in the world there (for income and religious purposes mainly.)
I want drones for petty crimes, I want to see more gang departments that have oversight to FIX historical American gang problems/ eliminate no ens gangs. I want more officers, competitionsiions and color coding. I want good officers to be noticed and recognized, and affiliated cunts to be seen by performance in comparison. More PR divisions to support officers with social issues would be good for discussions and support from local/national social pressures. There is just so much more that police department that have failed can do.
Cities don't have to be burned downed en masse by angry, malnourished children. Be adults, Officers and speak the truth about just how much failure really has been done consciously for the security of routine.
I think that you, the actual Jesus Christ of law enforcement problem solving just joined a police department, we could solve all problems. You are aware that justice does not come from the police (executive branch). That comes from the judicial branch. Perhaps learning roles of branches of government would go a long way to managing expectations and understanding results.
This may be out of line, but is there any kinds of trust fund, custodial account or scholarship account for victims like that little girl to help them after they've survived and made it to adulthood?
Therapy should be looked at exactly the same as physical therapy. If you have an injury you go to the PT. If your head is f’d up you go to the therapist. Even if you think s*** is all good you can go to the therapist as preventative maintenance. I talk to a therapist once a month and 9/10 times I don’t have any major issues to talk about.
Side note, hats off to all officers that don’t immediately fly off the handle when they find some human trafficking scene like this guy described. Honestly I can’t believe the resolve some of these dudes have.
Great podcast, very similar stories, I am about a genetation before you. Been in 3 shootings and how they deal with it is similar. Check the box, am i sleeping drinking etc.
Surely I’m not the only one that thinks this guys reminds me of Kyle Lamb.
Closer to the end of the video now. I always appreciate it when the only men in a position to do anything about all the child rape, bring to light the breadth and depth of said child rape. Andy, I think you have done the most publicly, so far as, clear, authoritative, trusted, facts. Thank you as a survivor. My question to other viewers is, how much child rape awareness has to happen for men in a position to do something to end it? Especially since now a political party/half the nation is pro genital child mutilation. So its a pickle-....are we going to just casually be talking about how much we hate knowing there is common child rape for another year? 5 years? 10 years? 100? Also Finders was declassifies in 2019 so I'm just laughing now, petty.
Potato peeler for those people. 🤘FUCK YEAH!
Skin them first … then stab.
My SoCal agency qualified quarterly with AR, shotgun and handgun consisting of various drills.
Stupid hard to listen to, just celebrated my 4 year nieces birthday on Saturday, a mix of rage and sadness about that little girl
They told us in the academy, that they were teaching us just enough to get our asses kicked in the street.
I went to LA Sheriff Academy. I was taught the bad guys are used to getting hit. It doesn’t phase them. #truth
I wonder what he thinks of psychedelics for PTSD
Potato is a good idea for these crimes! Travis Gribble- your wife is a hero...I could never do it!
I'm a father of 4. Our youngest is my little princess. I'd tare anyone apart who would want to hurt her. Idk how men and women do this and show great restraint not to shoot people like that on the spot.
Heavy
Real evil in the world.
This guy locked people up for petty crimes like smoking grass and contributed to the prison population in his state ruining hundreds of lives and families. Between that he managed to help a few people but most of his career was spent harassing people over things that should be legal to begin with. No respect.
Wooooo
Suit of armor
Teared up about the story of the girl in the bag.
What in god’s green fuck…
yeah and to make it even worse. The DA - judges and law makers actually believe it's ok to let these guys out. It should be life. Why would you let someone like that out after he rapes and does the most disgusting thing to children. I don't even get it. SO you're telling me that someone who did that to a little 5 year old girl will get out? Christ dude im angry at whoever lets him out like that. wtf
Travis, are you still mad about the "lounging around in flip flops basking in their own awesomeness" in the department survey a few years back are ya? Haha, just kidding. Thanks for sharing, I know from personal experience that Travis is as solid of a dude and a kick ass swat cop.
God bless cops
👍🏼
Wow
Yeeehaaaaa
Mesa? The police department that Executed Daniel Shaver in a hotel hallway?
Was this officer involved of shooting/killing by officer Railsford on Daniel shaver in the mesa la Quinta hotel hallway. The officer was terminated then was allowed to return to employment for one day to get his tax funded pension. This video is on tube and it is chilling.
Mornin
I think everyone should get a ticket for texting and driving. Just saying.
That story in the last hour is just heart wrenching.
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I have to add as a survivor of a similar kind of child rape as the girl in the bag, one of many from northern Minnesota. I have only been punished in life since reporting the Meth gang responsible in 2016. This charade is getting old for the Million of us alive and adults in America today, please start having survivors on and save your tears for your personal pity party. This common knowledge for most.
Sup Cleared Hot fam!?!?! This episode made me legitimately throw up. Holy fucc.
Your name is wild
@@swiggityswooty4118 it’s also factual.
Is this the same guy who murdered Fred Bletz?
Yes
Please pay attention: He wanted action. In one breathe he is telling us no training, then, we had to train 25% of the time. Good times serving warrants.
What an ego.