Retired Salem Police officer Darron Mumey sits with us to recount his gripping 29-year odyssey in law enforcement, offering a glimpse into the life behind the badge. Darron's stories are as enlightening as they are intense. Immerse yourself in an episode that not only uncovers how he walked through traumatic experiences but also the strength drawn from a rural upbringing, strong male mentorship, and a near three-decade-long marriage that provided an unshakeable foundation through a difficult career as a police officer.

Venture through the highs and lows of law enforcement with Darron's personal reflections on mentorship's vital role in his career and the often unseen psychological cost of serving in the police force. Witness the striking contrasts between the serenity of small-town dynamics and confronting gang violence in a large city, as Darron shares both the day-to-day triumphs and the soul-searching moments that define a career in uniform. His narrative is a stark reminder of the sacrifices made by those who protect, and the deeply personal impact of the profession on those who wear the badge.

We close this powerful episode with Darron's candid discussion on the evolution of societal views on the police, and how he found solace in martial arts and the support of his family. Hear how the radical change to the political environment of the state lead to his eventual retirement and relocation to Texas, where new beginnings awaited. This conversation is not just a tale of one man's career; it's a profound homage to resilience, a testament to the unbreakable spirit of law enforcement officers everywhere, and the heart-breaking lessons they carry with them long after the uniform is hung up for the last time.

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Retired Salem Police officer Darron Mumey sits with us to recount his gripping 29-year odyssey in law enforcement, offering a glimpse into the life behind the badge. Darron's stories are as enlightening as they are intense. Immerse yourself in an episode that not only uncovers how he walked through traumatic experiences but also the strength drawn from a rural upbringing, strong male mentorship, and a near three-decade-long marriage that provided an unshakeable foundation through a difficult career as a police officer.

Venture through the highs and lows of law enforcement with Darron's personal reflections on mentorship's vital role in his career and the often unseen psychological cost of serving in the police force. Witness the striking contrasts between the serenity of small-town dynamics and confronting gang violence in a large city, as Darron shares both the day-to-day triumphs and the soul-searching moments that define a career in uniform. His narrative is a stark reminder of the sacrifices made by those who protect, and the deeply personal impact of the profession on those who wear the badge.

We close this powerful episode with Darron's candid discussion on the evolution of societal views on the police, and how he found solace in martial arts and the support of his family. Hear how the radical change to the political environment of the state lead to his eventual retirement and relocation to Texas, where new beginnings awaited. This conversation is not just a tale of one man's career; it's a profound homage to resilience, a testament to the unbreakable spirit of law enforcement officers everywhere, and the heart-breaking lessons they carry with them long after the uniform is hung up for the last time.

Support the Show.

Spenser's email: S.Evanko@cccounselingcenter.org
https://instagram.com/beyondthe_bars?utm_source=qr
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http://www.youtube.com/@BeyondTheBarsPodcast23
https://beyondthebars.buzzsprout.com/share

First Responder Resources:
https://www.chateaurecovery.com
https://deerhollowrecovery.com/
Oregon, Montana, and Colorado

Becky Edmonds, Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT, MA
Works with mostly First Responders and current military and veterans and their family members.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/becky-edmonds-great-falls-mt/977339?utm_campaign=TD_SHS_1_1&utm_medium=Email&utm_source=TDE
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Dr. Heather Knott, Psychiatrist, Cognitive Care Medical Group
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Retired Salem Police officer Darron Mumey sits with us to recount his gripping 29-year odyssey in law enforcement, offering a glimpse into the life behind the badge. Darron's stories are as enlightening as they are intense. Immerse yourself in an episode that not only uncovers how he walked through traumatic experiences but also the strength drawn from a rural upbringing, strong male mentorship, and a near three-decade-long marriage that provided an unshakeable foundation through a difficult career as a police officer.

Venture through the highs and lows of law enforcement with Darron's personal reflections on mentorship's vital role in his career and the often unseen psychological cost of serving in the police force. Witness the striking contrasts between the serenity of small-town dynamics and confronting gang violence in a large city, as Darron shares both the day-to-day triumphs and the soul-searching moments that define a career in uniform. His narrative is a stark reminder of the sacrifices made by those who protect, and the deeply personal impact of the profession on those who wear the badge.

We close this powerful episode with Darron's candid discussion on the evolution of societal views on the police, and how he found solace in martial arts and the support of his family. Hear how the radical change to the political environment of the state lead to his eventual retirement and relocation to Texas, where new beginnings awaited. This conversation is not just a tale of one man's career; it's a profound homage to resilience, a testament to the unbreakable spirit of law enforcement officers everywhere, and the heart-breaking lessons they carry with them long after the uniform is hung up for the last time.

Support the Show.

Spenser's email: S.Evanko@cccounselingcenter.org
https://instagram.com/beyondthe_bars?utm_source=qr
https://www.facebook.com/Beyondthebars23?mibextid=LQQJ4d
https://twitter.com/Beyondthebars23
http://www.youtube.com/@BeyondTheBarsPodcast23
https://beyondthebars.buzzsprout.com/share

First Responder Resources:
https://www.chateaurecovery.com
https://deerhollowrecovery.com/
Oregon, Montana, and Colorado

Becky Edmonds, Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT, MA
Works with mostly First Responders and current military and veterans and their family members.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/becky-edmonds-great-falls-mt/977339?utm_campaign=TD_SHS_1_1&utm_medium=Email&utm_source=TDE
Oregon
Dr. Heather Knott, Psychiatrist, Cognitive Care Medical Group
...