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Captain Scott Brown shares intense and bizarre firsthand accounts from his 32-year career in the New York State Police, including survival stories and tactical operations.

In this gripping episode, we sit down with Captain Scott Brown, a veteran of the New York State Police with a decorated 32-year career. From his early days as a young trooper to his 18-year tenure as a Captain and SWAT commander, Scott shares firsthand accounts of the most intense and bizarre calls in his history. We dive into a harrowing story of survival on the Newberg-Beacon Bridge, the chilling details of the 1996 Jennifer Bolduc and Sarah Hajney investigation, and a high-stakes tactical standoff with a double homicide suspect. Scott also opens up about the lighter side of the job, including a miraculous rescue in a New York swamp that highlights the incredible will to survive. Whether you are an active officer, a retiree, or someone interested in the reality of law enforcement and tactical operations, this interview offers a deep look into the mental and physical demands of the badge. Contact Scott - mrt392@yahoo.com Contact Steve - steve@thingspolicesee.com Support the TPS show by joining the Patreon community today! https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27353055 Sergeant Steve YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/@TheSergeantSteve Reasons We Serve…

People in this episode

Host: Steven Gould

Guest: Captain Scott Brown

Topics covered

• SWAT operations
• law enforcement
• survival stories
• tactical standoff
• police investigations

Keywords

• SWAT
• New York State Police
• survival
• tactical operations
• law enforcement

Mentioned in this episode

Places: New York State, Newberg-Beacon Bridge, New York swamp

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