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Montana Narcotics Agent: Wild Undercover Ops & Other Intense Police Stories

Dive into gripping real-life stories from the front lines of law enforcement in this powerful episode of Things Police See Podcast with host Steve Gould (Ole Gingerface). Guest Cameron Pavlicek, an active Montana narcotics investigator, Afghanistan war veteran, former president of the Montana Narcotics Officers Association, and founder of Yellowstone Narcotics training company, shares intense, bizarre, and eye-opening experiences. Hear about a chilling first homicide call in freezing Montana conditions, using a baby as collateral in a meth deal gone wild, a 36-hour armed standoff ending in tragedy, creative undercover social media operations catfishing drug dealers online (posing as women to bust perps), bizarre encounters with a schizophrenic man carrying a stolen 100-pound welded California sculpture, and much more. Perfect for fans of true police stories, narcotics investigations, undercover ops, body cam breakdowns, and rural policing in the American West. Don't miss these raw, unfiltered cop tales from the Big Sky State! Yellowstone Narcotics https://yellowstonenarcotics.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 - Bodycam Breakdowns    / @thesergeantsteve   03:45 - Undercover Social Media Operations & Catfishing Criminals 08:20 - Portraying Women Online & Wild West of Online Crime 12:10 - First Hot Call: Gruesome Homicide in Freezing Montana 18:50 - Blood Freezing Neon Orange & Catching the Killer 22:30 - Baby as Collateral in Meth Deal – Bizarre Narcotics Story 28:15 - 36-Hour Armed Standoff & Drone Use in Raids 35:40 - Drones in High-Risk Warrants: Game-Changer Tool 40:20 - Simple Online Narcotics Stings & Growing Cases 45:10 - Heartwarming/Bizarre: Schizophrenic Man & Stolen California Sculpture 52:30 - Advice for New Officers: Retirement, Fitness & Self-Learning