Allen Steele
Allen Steele
Army Ranger Steve OldScroll spent 9 years in the military
Army Ranger Steve OldScroll spent 9 years in the military
Army Ranger Steve OldScroll spent 9 years in the military
Sunday 30th May 2021
Steve OldScroll's journey from Army Ranger to police officer highlights resilience, mental health struggles, and challenges faced in both careers.
82 minutes
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Allen Steele
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Get the buttons here!Steve OldScroll: From Army Ranger to Police Officer - A Journey of Resilience
I look back on that and I wonder if you're poor and you're doing stuff to put food on the table.
Ever wondered what it takes to transition from an elite Army Ranger to a dedicated police officer? In this episode, Allen Steele sits down with Steve OldScroll, a man whose career spans both military and law enforcement. Steve’s story is not just about service; it's about resilience, adaptation, and facing the unexpected challenges that come with both roles.
From his early days as an unassigned soldier to becoming a member of the prestigious Ranger Battalion, Steve opens up about the intense training, the importance of weeding out unfit soldiers, and the impact of politics on military operations. His transition to police work brought its own set of hurdles. Steve shares gripping tales from his time in drug interdiction units, working in neighborhoods plagued by violence and substance abuse.
His experiences highlight the complexities of enforcing the law in communities torn apart by addiction. One particularly harrowing account involves a suspect catching fire after being tased, underscoring the dangers of excessive force and the critical need for proper training. Mental health is a recurring theme throughout Steve’s narrative. He candidly discusses the physical and psychological toll his service has taken, including multiple concussions and the ongoing battle to maintain his mental well-being.
His journey is a testament to the importance of self-care and mental health awareness in high-stress professions. If you're intrigued by stories of grit, service, and the human spirit's capacity to overcome adversity, this episode offers a raw and unfiltered look into the life of someone who has walked both the battlefield and the streets. Tune in for an engaging conversation that sheds light on the lesser-known aspects of military and police life.