jterland
Member Since: 01/19/08
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How Do You Handle Danger? taken over 4 years agoYou handle danger with Courage |
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Good Cop / Bad Cop taken about 5 years agoBad Cop |
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2nd Amendment Shootout taken about 5 years agoPro 2nd Amendment |
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Copper or Hosehead taken about 5 years agoLEO All the Way |
Anonymous
about 5 years ago
Thanks for the invite!
Covertoperations99
about 5 years ago
108 Comments
Jon, I enjoyed reading all your professional information. Do you think the Glock 21 is a better weapon for a female officer ? What is your weapon of choice? Well, it is nice to chat with you and hope to hear from you soon. Maybe you can give me some information that would help me in taking the police testing and physical agility test. God bless yo in all you do.
thehayesman
over 5 years ago
6 Comments
Jon, wise beyond your years, a good man who benefits from experiences, yours and others.
jterland
over 5 years ago
430 Comments
A Warrior Defined…
And although we may do our best to avoid trouble, sometimes trouble insists on finding us. When this happens, when the time for talk is over, warriors act. They flip the switch and act decisively – ruthlessly if necessary – to preserve and defend the things they hold dear. And when the fight is over, they turn off the switch and continue to cherish the things they valued enough to defend. That’s what makes them warriors. And that’s what makes them the good guys.
Michael D. Janich
From “You can’t Always Get what you Want:
Why being a warrior starts with Accepting
The Limitations of Peace”