DEA Agent interview-Wesley Tabor

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  @SoftWhiteUnderbelly · 1 year ago · pinned

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• MF

  @MFJoneser · 1 year ago

  What I found most interesting as a takeaway from this interview is that this guy deeply cares about and understands humanity.

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  @heysogo · 1 year ago

  After leaving my former law enforcement job, I had an opportunity to work with Wes for a short time. Dude is as legit as it gets. Not just a great cop but a great guy with a wealth of knowledge through his life experiences. <br><br>To anyone who is looking to get into law enforcement or you’re a rookie in the field, trust me when I say you want to find guys with honesty and integrity like Wes. It will propel you to wherever you want to go in your career.

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  @stevenpiehl6199 · 1 year ago

  This soft spoken gentleman is an astonishing storyteller really enjoyed this interview Pray you’re doing well Mark.

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  @scottyarian9042 · 1 year ago

  This guy is such a humble badass, thank you for everything you have done.

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  @michaelpearson2558 · 1 year ago

  Wesley, thank you for your service. &nbsp;You brought back to memory the feelings I too had while serving our country. Especially when agreeing on the adrenaline issue. I retired w 25yr4mnth and completely walked away leaving many great people (some of which remind me of you) including memories of which I will never forget. Our country sometimes forgets how many of the good guys/gals are out here. God speed Wesley. Thank you for your incredible service. One sierra three.

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  @CmdreBRANNEW · 1 year ago

  I wonder what would have become of me if I never discovered this channel. These interviews have given me so much, I&apos;ll probably never be able to quantify exactly how much.

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  @PinchiLeBiggie · 1 year ago

  I think Mark is doing a public service by having people share their stories because they give others an opportunity to reflect and make sense of their trauma because it all seems to have the same foundations

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  @antonleimbach648 · 1 year ago

  Wesley, I’m a paraplegic and know what it’s like to have an accident like that. It’s truly terrifying in a way that only people who have been through it can understand. The look your brother had in his eyes is the same my mom had when she found me laying in the yard after I fell off a ladder. I’m glad you recovered and it gives me hope that maybe someday I will too. Thank you for sharing your story, I applaud your dedication to the Law.

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  @janziggysnyder3053 · 1 year ago

  Wow! This guy was clearly passionate about what he did. I really enjoyed his enthusiasm and humility as he told his stories. &nbsp;I am also greatly appreciative of the work he did, the sacrifices he made and his of integrity.

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  @joniarmstrong3055 · 1 year ago

  He is one of the BEST speakers you have had! Incredible what people like him that care! Thank you

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  @pamelapratt5195 · 1 year ago

  This man is a good communicator. He kept my attention for the whole video- and that’s saying a lot:)

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