I would love to hear the real story from a prosecutor
@richardlittler6139 күн бұрын
EXCATLY
@user-nv4nm1zk3q6 күн бұрын
that .....that guy is full of beans
@capone_rd_8098 ай бұрын
This guy definitely comes across as egotistical and arrogant, he's not telling his story as a man who has remorse, he's telling it as a man that's tooting his own horn in pride and a sense of accomplishment.
@mrmotofy10 күн бұрын
A very rampant trait in LE, that's why we need accountability and reform
@aaroncox57765 күн бұрын
@@mrmotofy Yeah, definitely. "How do you think other officers would describe you at that time period?" "Honestly? Probably a hard-charger... I was probably considered a rock star."
@Giggledondada2 күн бұрын
My ex-dirty cop dad is the same way. They cover for their own for sure. If you google him you’d believe he’s in prison,but they released him and gave him PLENTY OF HUSH MONEY.
@michelleosborne3858Күн бұрын
@@mrmotofy from men like him, he definitely sugar coated his corruption and it's sickening
@notbornagainbornright504617 минут бұрын
HE'S A EEPIBLICAN /GO FIGURE
@smokey151711 ай бұрын
This guy comes off more like he's selling his story rather than telling his story......dude literally sounds like he's pitching a movie......one thing that cracked me up is when he seemed to be taking credit for coming up with the revolutionary idea of a "prisoner work farm" in order to cut the costs of feeding the inmates.....I'm pretty sure those have been around for a hundred years 😅😂
@vipermikes5547Күн бұрын
Nailed it
@guitarstalkandtech9085Күн бұрын
I know it sounds like he's still the same person and no regrets. @@vipermikes5547
@notbornagainbornright504617 минут бұрын
HE'S A REPUBLICAN - GO FIGURE
@mandc2002211 ай бұрын
This man is the coolest man he knows
@nowolvesministries967717 күн бұрын
😂
@horspla200011 күн бұрын
Very grandiose sense of self
@notbornagainbornright504616 минут бұрын
HE'S A REPUBLICAN, GO FIGURE
@chaddevine565 Жыл бұрын
I can definitely see the narcissistic traits I think there's a whole lot that he still did not tell us in this interview
@tinamidkiff841711 ай бұрын
Your right!!! His second chance bullshit is bullshit!!! I know a lot of people who never got a second chance with him. I lived in Sandusky county from when he worked the road and beyond. He's arrogant and acts like he's better than everyone else, and he says he wasn't a dick but that's a huge lie, I have seen personally with my own two eyes how big of a dick he was.
@aservantinbabylon10 ай бұрын
Completely agree. He is the poster child for the bs that we have happening in LE. Sounds like he plays the victim.
@bennettbembry749 ай бұрын
I was thinking the exact same thing. He loves talking about how great he is
@maggiemolly1118 ай бұрын
How about the part where the 3 kids drowned in front of him and he says, “Once again Kyle was taking care of everyone except Kyle!” 🤔
@J.D.S.TX128 ай бұрын
TRIGGER 😎
@jakerook624810 ай бұрын
Born and raised in Fremont where this man worked -- for those talking about how addiction did this to him, figured id share the knowledge that this man had previously been caught with prostitutes in his squad car (not under arrest, of ya know what I mean) as well as allegations of drinking on the job. His family runs the local court and DA office, and that's a whole can of corrupt worms on its own. Glad he got caught after years of making our local sheriffs office look like crap 👍
@thecrowds2099 ай бұрын
Yeah, these people that are listening to this propaganda and saying they sympathize with his drug use and would vouche for his character or vote for him to be sheriff again are downright brainwashed. There are interrogation tapes of him on YT surrounding a murder trial where he tried to arrest and accused the wrong people. Listening to it is downright despicable.
@anghellicone879 ай бұрын
From Huron County. I commented this. How him and Seth Fry would threaten female drug addicts into "working" for them, would sleep with them, support their drug habit... But when they were no longer useful, they would just dump them like some piece of trash and still arrest them and charge them anyway.
@anghellicone879 ай бұрын
@@thecrowds209 yup. Him and Shaun O'Connell. Plus they botched the Limberios case. And there were a few others. This dude is garbage.
@BadMuther7 ай бұрын
Not surprised. Comes off as a real douchebag.
@Caeser1943 ай бұрын
@timothydraper3687 it's called the good ole boys club
@allaboutcrime1972 Жыл бұрын
I am about the same age as this man. I know so well about his opiate addiction. I myself was injured and went to a pain doctor who prescribed me Percocet. I graduated to roxys and then to Dilaudid. I was addicted for 20yrs. I was going to 7 doctors a month. I was a functioning addict. I worked in the medical field. My family didn't even know about my addiction until i got arrested. Luckily we didn't have a drug data base yet so i never got caught. I got arrested for a possession charge and a DUI. I have been clean for over 3yrs now. Getting clean was the hardest thing I have ever had to do. I absolutely loved this interview.
@HoffyRS Жыл бұрын
Keep pushing bro. Always remember what active addiction was like and how miserable it is to be reliant on a pill.
@user-od2jn5eh3e Жыл бұрын
I'm going thru this now it's pretty bad detoxing now I have like spasms or seizures I don't know what to call them neither do doctor's, couple doctor's say they are withdrawal seizure from opiates but other docs will come in n say you can't have it from them as they watch me from the cameras in the office it's like my whole jaw locks up and goes sideways can't eat talk or swallow I gotta grab my face to stop it last about a hour ,after I'm tired as hell sweating heart rate goes up crazy n blood pressure I don't know if I've grown allergic to suboxone , cus I've had them before I've even took them I think it's like bad MOJO trying to force me to stay hi because I get crazy dreams all associated with it I tell people n alot of Muslims say it's spiritual war far I don't know what to do im headed to a new place 2marrow, but I noticed strong weed n little bitter of benzoyl helps I did it Florida went 3years n a row never took subs I just don't know anyone got advice.
@user-od2jn5eh3e Жыл бұрын
It's all started working for gas n electric company for years got hurt n went to pain management yall know the rest
@EazymoneyBicch Жыл бұрын
@@user-od2jn5eh3emy best advice is to drink plenty of Gatorade or Pedialyte. Stay positive and if any medication helps take it. I went thru Heroin withdraws in 2018 and that shit was HORRIBLE. All i did was lay around and drink Gatorade. The electrolytes helped ALOT so try that. Hope this helps ya man and remember WE'RE ALL ROOTING FOR YA!!!
@RaccoonNation Жыл бұрын
@@user-od2jn5eh3ethere’s a couple things I used to help me.. 1. mega dosing Vitamin C along with a few others vitamins. I’d share the link but YT constantly deletes it. There’s a short video on my channel that shares the links in the description box. If you’re not into vitamins you may be able to get Lucymera from your dr. It’s not an opiate, doesn’t cause dependency like methadone or suboxone and you can take it for 30 days. HMU if you need a friend. Spent 14 years on methadone and got myself off by the grace of God and by using the vitamin regimen I share on my video. You’re a warrior and you’re in my prayers!!! ❤
@T.Sullivan Жыл бұрын
He’s definitely a narcissist. The judge was spot on
@mandc2002211 ай бұрын
Exactly.... and i dont believe his addiction story idk what it is but something isn't right about it
@neintoten615519 күн бұрын
@@mandc20022 My thoughts exactly. He was no doubt a full-blown trafficker.
@MTB21398 күн бұрын
My thoughts exactly!
@notbornagainbornright504611 минут бұрын
He's a republican! The example is do what you want because you can get away with it ....
@GrammyT1231 Жыл бұрын
This is an example of too much power for one person. Not enough checks and balances. I feel bad for his first wife and his kids but glad to hear they are doing well. Good interview Ian, great questions!
@notbornagainbornright504616 минут бұрын
This man is a republican, so go figure
@thejrayhjr Жыл бұрын
Glad I listened to my dads advice to not follow his footsteps as a law enforcement officer.
@ScottBauschka-mz7sc5 күн бұрын
Same.
@1SlipperyPenguin7 ай бұрын
I was in rehab with a ex cop who used to pull people over steal their pain meds, he would wait outside the pain clinics then eventually got found out and went to jail and rehab
@notbornagainbornright504612 минут бұрын
I guess cops are people too. We trust them and get conned. Half the U.S can be conned. He's a republican
@ceasarpatron785721 күн бұрын
Bro needs to get a new tattoo! NO REGRATS!🎉😂
@mightymouse100525 күн бұрын
I wonder if any of these people ever think about the people they hurt. He talks about basically being upset his wife and kids found out about his double life but he doesn't seem sorry for causing the pain and anger..
@cocoaboucher888611 ай бұрын
Another giys whos a legend in his own mind
@tomkoval490 Жыл бұрын
I’d like to hear what other people say about this guy. I have a feeling he is a pos. Idk he had my spidy senses going
@ashleywhitaker6007 Жыл бұрын
He left out the fact he knew his chiefs were onto him and didnt treat them well. should have gotten ALOT longer than 4 years. Its disgusting how he took advantage of sandusky county. I could say more but dont want him threatening me next. your spidy senses are right. hes still getting good attention after this bullshit crime, yet the men who worked hard to prove him guilty got shit on by everyone supporting KO lying ass.
@mandc2002211 ай бұрын
@@ashleywhitaker6007i knew something wasn't right with his story, I can tell a pos when I see one and this guy is one of the biggest pos I've seen by far
@tinamidkiff841711 ай бұрын
Your exactly right!!!! I lived in Fremont, hes an arrogant, pos!!!!
@aservantinbabylon10 ай бұрын
I agree
@hydraflora13422 ай бұрын
referring to himself in the third person was one of a few things that made him seem full of himself. And winning black history month was cringe. It came off like what he meant was, "I even made black friends 🙄". So was the only dirt he did popping pills? No other corruption? I'm almost positive he got into other stuff if he was only making 60k per year.
@abiodunodeleye79847 ай бұрын
This guy’s story sounds so aggrandizing, and made me do a cursory research of this ex-sheriff. Rreveals so much: unsolved murders, wrongful accusations and convictions, embezzlement of county funds, racism, incompetence, unsolved murders of Ms Bogle and others, corrupt detective O’Connell, etc. And I don’t even live on Ohio.
@emzymedford6701Ай бұрын
@abiodunodeleye7984 Also getting prostitutes in the bk of his cop car,without arrest !!!😳 He was a VERY VERY DIRTY EGG!!!!
@justinc49249 күн бұрын
He also got caught fellating a donkey in his younger years. Apparently Kyle had a fetish for barnyard animals because in college he was kicked out for fellating another donkey in his dorm room. His search history was full of fetish sites (XXXtra Farm Boys, ideepthroatgoats, Horsin' Around, etc)
@jeffjones30406 күн бұрын
Gee! How did I know!!!
@deegutta2 күн бұрын
intrigued
@Towelie45Күн бұрын
Yes I feel like he did more crimes than he's admitting to.
@Notsayin5652 ай бұрын
Anyone that's been involed with a narcissist could (hopefully) see this guy coming a mile away. Wow
@pr0blumz21 күн бұрын
That's an oxymoron. He was aggressive yet cool. 🤔 In Greek mythology, Narcissus is a beautiful young man who falls in love with his own reflection in water.
@Jimsmash171Күн бұрын
No exactly aggressive doesn't mean hostile it just means being proactive which wouldn't negate a cool demeanor. Aggressive and aggression aren't synonyms in context
@Larry_187 Жыл бұрын
This dude is a FULL BLOWN narcissist.. its me me me.. a cop is definitely not getting respect after 1 fight.. I bet he spent majority of his time in P.C
@BasedOnATrueStory_3 ай бұрын
You bet wrong. Not being a push over and defending yourself goes far. Bc then you aren’t seen as a punk. And if you’re seen as a punk then you’re time will be hell.
@Larry_1873 ай бұрын
@BasedOnATrueStory_ you have never been locked up, have you? It's dudes like this who comes in talking all that big bad sh!t that gets stomped out and sent to P.C. I listened to him for 20-30 minutes and I was ready to puncture my own eardrums.
@JamesNewman-cq9lw13 күн бұрын
@@Larry_187Yeah he's so full of it
@Youremom9912 күн бұрын
You think the convicts care he can fight? Fight 4 dudes with shanks 😂 then prison isn’t a social club
@tysontickner365510 күн бұрын
100% this guy is so full of shit. He would of gotten jumped day In day out in general pop. He was pc, and prob got called out by a gang member who dropped out. No was he was in general pop in Ohio lol
@kjfgkgfkfkjhgjkgkj Жыл бұрын
I love when people say “I’m not gonna toot my own horn” and then proceed to toot their own horn for 45 minutes straight lmao..hahahaha also dude said “I won black history month” hahahahah
@tetherblows3 ай бұрын
bro was the token white dude smh
@jessicasa211 Жыл бұрын
He said he was a party animal when he was young and didn't do any drugs whatsoever. I already knew he was full of shit! Party and drugs come hand in hand. If you love to party then you love getting high
@saljablo2767 Жыл бұрын
This isn’t true. Most party animals I know just drank.
@keithburbank5592 Жыл бұрын
We all drank and partied and maybe 3 out of 20 did illegal drugs. Alcohol was our choice to party.
@HiddenUsername15 күн бұрын
Idk about that, at least where I'm from. Probably every 1 in 10 people who party would use some sort of drug. Unless you're including pot than maybe it's a little higher.
@p.blasko1203 Жыл бұрын
Ponderosa Restaurant!! As a teenager we loved that place. Not for drug deals, but for the cheap buffet. 🤑
@Kiwiappl34 күн бұрын
It’s ok Kyle…. I was a 671 number…. My life since then has turned a 180 degree turn… much respect from Trumbull County.
@thabeast19318 Жыл бұрын
I am only 30 years old but I got put on opioid when I was younger and got hooked that was the worst time of my life I almost lost everything my fiance my newborn daughter... those are the devil worst thing ever I do not wish that on anybody.... I have been sober for 8 years now and will never touch anything like that I dont even take ibuprofen..
@shalaamber2656Күн бұрын
couldn't sleep so I just binged Ian bick videos all night... New fav 😊
@tomkoval490 Жыл бұрын
He is way underplaying this story. He did a lot more. I garuntee it.
@Roberob118920 күн бұрын
You’re probably correct. Why do you think? Just curious.
@1gritty1 Жыл бұрын
Kyle did a good job in the interview but I smell BS from this dude.
@tinamidkiff841711 ай бұрын
You would be correct
@anghellicone879 ай бұрын
Yup. There are videos of him and his detective Shaun O'Connell botching a murder investigation and accusing an innocent man. Him and another drug detective from the neighboring county would take advantage of female addicts, get them to 'work' for them, coerce the into sleeping with them, supported their habit... But once they were no longer useful, they would discard them like some piece of trash and STILL charge them in the end.
@emzymedford6701Ай бұрын
@gritty1 He was as DIRTY as they come 4REAL!!!!
@user-vv2wd9vm4l28 күн бұрын
Good salesman……exactly how he got to sheriff
@greg487622 күн бұрын
Cops are liars that's what they learn on the job it becomes normal to them
@mandoguy726 Жыл бұрын
Five minutes in and I already don't like this guy. Me me me me me. Way too overly confident. Perfect cop attitude.
@israelvalencia596912 күн бұрын
Well what do you expect, the interview is about him and the interviewer is asking him questions about him. Genius
@e501csams3 Жыл бұрын
in the early 2000;s it was normal for doctors to give perceptions like that. Now a days you can't get that I had back surgery and they gave me 10 pills
@samanthatheowlbear2003 Жыл бұрын
That was when I got addicted myself. Been off pills for years thankfully. It was an interesting time
@e501csams3 Жыл бұрын
congratz on being clean its 8 years for me. it deffintly was an interesting times I really don't know what those doctors were thinking they would hand that stuff out like candy@@samanthatheowlbear2003
@Jilldenise80 Жыл бұрын
For sure I used to go to Urgent Cares to get vics. It was so easy to get them.
@jhoyle3248 Жыл бұрын
I remember watching the pharmacies give my dad pills like fucking candy while telling you they aren't addictive. Watching Seizures after seizures. What a crazy time to witness.
@KenKaniffFromConnecticut Жыл бұрын
@@jhoyle3248Seizures from pain pills? Doesn’t happen. I’m guessing they were benzodiazepines?
@0117ization3 ай бұрын
Type of guy who brings a pic of himself to his tattoo artist.
@Marks-Law Жыл бұрын
Sorry but I have no pity for this fella. Good show Ian..!!! and crew
@sandistasiak4005 Жыл бұрын
I don't think he's looking for pity. Phew, you're safe there!
@rchi3906 Жыл бұрын
Bit of a narcissist there
@Edward_USMC135 ай бұрын
ll Sandy Sandy Say it's really sad that you don't see this guy is a complete textbook narcissist
@9mmARman9 ай бұрын
A local police chief in a town near me in MA was robbing the drug turn-in box at his PD. He was so brazen about it that his wife would come to the station, they would empty the box, pull the shades down in his office and take all the opiates and whatever else they could get high on. His officers turned him in and he lost his job. Turns out he was also on methadone the whole time, too.
@skiman5289 Жыл бұрын
Everyone in the hood hooking up a cop idk if I believe it but glad he beat addiction
@GurleyGurl312 Жыл бұрын
Another amazing interview! Kyle is changing lives. And we don’t provide our first responders the help they need with all they see and deal with. First responders should have one on one therapy, as well as group/peer to peer therapy. I know a man who was a police officer that killed a suspect who tried to kill him. But his life has spun out of control. He uses alcohol mixed with anxiety and depression medication to numb the pain. It is heartbreaking because he is truly a good man. And he loved law enforcement. Now he works odd jobs. I hope he finds his way back home.
@mrmotofy10 күн бұрын
Every single one of em have the opportunity to go see one...just like any one else. Their narcissistic arrogant attitudes is their downfall
@Bobbybarley1978 Жыл бұрын
His story of his addiction and detox is so real. I lived that same life for 6 years. I was a one man band suffering thru the addiction. It didnt stop until i asked my wife for help. It was such a lonely 6 years.
@thecrowds2099 ай бұрын
Yeah but the difference between you and him is that he spent years abusing his power and fucking over people's lives who, some, were actually innocent. He also spent federal budget on personal family vacation. Y'all are not the same.
@emzymedford6701Ай бұрын
@@thecrowds209💯👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
@Iam_jardow Жыл бұрын
Born and raised in Springfield Mass. My older brother was locked up when I was an early teen. He was my hero. I gave my only child his name. When he finally got out 15 yrs later I realized the world stopped for him and he was no longer my hero. I wish he could come on here and tell his story.
@Jay_nicola Жыл бұрын
413
@kjnest2 ай бұрын
I was born and raised in Springfield? What area?
@Iam_jardow2 ай бұрын
@@kjnest all over. Spent my later teens around 16 acres. One of the "better areas"
@Blunt_Man Жыл бұрын
Kyle, if you're reading this, please, try to use your experience to talk to different departments, courts and jail staff, show them the face of an addict that was one of them, maybe they'll stop treating addicts like garbage in some cities! We've made a lot of progress but still have a long way to go too. In some cities, their mindset is straight out of like the 1960s or something and they refuse to acknowledge even basic science like medication assisted treatment or harm reduction. I've heard of counties where they're actually telling people in jail and on probation what prescription drugs they're allowed to take and not allowed to take, it's beyond ignorant and is extremely dangerous. Doctors did make a huge mistake with opioids in the late 90s-early 2000s but I'll trust an addiction specialist in 2023 over a judge who's never taken even one class about the meds they're denying people! Again, please, as an ex sheriff your story might get through to some of the more stubborn departments that think it's acceptable to force someone off of a prescription like suboxone when that prescription might be the only thing keeping them from injecting heroin and passing away! Sorry for the long comment, the opioid epidemic hit my graduating class and town as a whole like a brick so this subject is important to me. I don't use, I was lucky but I've lost count of old friends that are now gone or in prison and it all comes back to addiction. Some do belong in prison but there's plenty that were just on probation and told they had to get off of a prescription that had kept them off of street drugs, sometimes for years. The police and especially the court and jail just have no idea what kind of harm they're doing and they unfortunately think they're doing the right thing...
@ambermoy8147 Жыл бұрын
Very well said and explained 💯
@TrinaMarie_Babygirl Жыл бұрын
Great comment ❤
@DT-kl7uf Жыл бұрын
As a former addict from everything including Percocets Suboxone and steroids crystal meth, cocaine, addiction has something to do with your inner being and not being happy with yourself and being depressed. People just turned from one thing to another to escape reality of being depressed but you don't need depression medicine you need to fill your life with Hobbies and get addicted to things you enjoy doing. I don't feel like addiction is a disease I feel like it's just people who are depressed and not filling their life for the right things. I think a lot of addiction AA and NA classes I just filled with people who like to talk about the drugs they used to do and Surround themselves with people who always talk about drugs.
@Blunt_Man Жыл бұрын
@@DT-kl7uf By disease, I'm pretty sure that's just supposed to mean mental health disorder. If depression or trauma is the root cause of someone's substance use, those 2 examples are mental health problems too, by classifying the substance abuse aspect, it just helps to identify that as a symptom of the other, deeper problems. As for antidepressants, they do some people wonders and cause others to lose their mind, all depends on if their depression is actually caused by a problem with serotonin levels or if it's caused by life circumstances. Somebody in an abusive relationship for example is likely depressed but antidepressants aren't going to fix it if their life stays the exact same, doctors overprescribe the heck outta those meds because they hear "depression" and fail to get to the core of the issue. There's some people who should be happy and actually have a chemical imbalance but they're not the majority imo. AA/NA is great for some people and more power to them but the program is like 100 years old and stuck in the past, plenty of other, better programs like SMART recovery that recognizes modern science instead of the belief that people make zero emotional growth after years of sobriety and will always be who they were when they were in say their 20s. It's unbelievable, that mindset has 60 year old adults refusing ANYTHING after major surgeries when they've been sober longer than they used, a few pain pills in the correct setting will likely not send them back to drinking a 5th a day and sniffing coke, especially if opioids weren't even their drug of choice to begin with but they're convinced it will. Hey, if a bunch of ex drunks and addicts wanna go to a church basement for the rest of their lives and drink coffee while talking about life 30+ years ago, whatever keeps them sober. I just find it hilarious how some are so against any prescription drugs like suboxone or even psych meds like antipsychotics for schizophrenia when even the founder Bill W credited LSD for his spiritual awakening, somehow that part got glossed over when writing the big book I guess lol. Not saying everyone should take LSD but that's definitely something that deserves to at least be acknowledged, maybe then blue collar workers would stop giving desperate, impressionable newcomers unsolicited, potentially dangerous medical advice they have no business giving. I don't go to my plumber to get a physical and I don't go to my doctor to get advice on how to hang drywall properly, they really need to stick to what they know and leave advice to the professionals! Some truck driver has no business telling a vet with PTSD that they shouldn't be on ANYTHING and they're not "really" sober, driving a truck and getting sober doesn't suddenly make them an expert on all things recovery and the needs of people with disorders they themselves never had, that person's needs and the needs of a vet with PTSD is apples to oranges, meds aren't a one size fits all thing and there's a very important reason why the people who diagnose and treat others have to spend almost a decade in school before they're allowed to prescribe medication.
@Kclmnop9018 ай бұрын
@@Blunt_Manthis was an extremely refreshing read
@BigHerk1993 Жыл бұрын
This guy lives like 30 min away from me. I go to Sandusky, Ohio quite a bit. They got cedar point out there. I stayed at a cottage at Marblehead. This is so cool to have such a person from my area. I know every area he’s talking about. Great interview brotha. 💪🏼💪🏼
@Copedipper94 Жыл бұрын
No he doesn’t, he lives 30 minutes from me don’t lie
@figbat6363 Жыл бұрын
Yeah i live about a half hour away to.
@figbat6363 Жыл бұрын
Like for real.i go to cedar point.i used to have the day pass and all that shit
@BigHerk1993 Жыл бұрын
@@figbat6363 hell yeah I get a season pass every year. Been going there since a kid.
@chuckbowen250 Жыл бұрын
That’s my coworker right there! Atta boy Kyle
@ApexZer0 Жыл бұрын
One of the best episodes yet. You improve as an interviewer every episode
@dhooter Жыл бұрын
How has this channel not exploded yet? Every single video is great.
@joegaskill87425 ай бұрын
And then,,NASA called and I became a f$ckin astronaut as well! Something stinks with this "story ".
@DISPATCHER8127 күн бұрын
Lol
@ripblackmamba08 Жыл бұрын
Former addict myself I remember leaving detox with a Springfield MA police officer we were printing fake money in one of his houses we were on like a 6 month run absolutely crazy love hearing these type of stories
@user-od2jn5eh3e Жыл бұрын
Dam fake bills I know yall was rolling in opiates
@Jay_nicola Жыл бұрын
You got caught doing this ? I never heard it . 413
@tomkoval490 Жыл бұрын
This guy is a narcissist he still doesn’t see the bigger picture of what he did wrong.
@tinamidkiff841711 ай бұрын
Your exactly correct!!!!
@ronaldyoung943011 ай бұрын
There’s some bad stuff that happened under his watch. One of the detectives that worked for him is in prison now. There’s definitely corruption and most likely nepotism led to his promotion his family was involved in local government.
@aservantinbabylon10 ай бұрын
@@ronaldyoung9430very believable. There was probably a ton of dirt going on there. I think his story is just the tip of the iceberg of the dirt that was going on.
@leegreer372410 ай бұрын
Haven’t finished the podcast yet, but what got him put on the radar was the botched murder investigation of heather bogle. Can look up the story. He was manipulating evidence to try and pin the murder on an innocent person.
@saljablo2767 Жыл бұрын
Damn free chicken dinner for a black history month essay contest?
@mandc2002211 ай бұрын
Something does not add up with his story about being addicted and quitting pills and getting clean in 2015. Idk but something doesnt seem right and his punishment was nothing compared to what the average person would have got. The same people he locked up spent way more and their lives were ruined and he really is a narcissist.
@murkstalinskitm533411 ай бұрын
A lot of what he says is embellished and he left alot out. The stories are all over if you look up his name.
@anghellicone879 ай бұрын
I'm from the county adjacent he was referring to in the video. Him and his lead detective tried pinning a murder on a guy bc they couldn't bring charges against his brother. Plus botched a few other murder investigations. Then him and another drug detective from another neighboring county would take advantage of female addicts. They would get them to 'work' for them, coerce them into sleeping with them. Then once they were no longer useful, they'd toss them aside like some piece of trash then STILL arrest and charge them. Used county money for personal use. Amongst many other things.
@murkstalinskitm53349 ай бұрын
@@anghellicone87 True story.
@dbells62627 күн бұрын
I remember when his car got shot up in front of his house. It was already known he was dirty in the street. Even then. They got the dude who shot it.
@robinhaupt9119 Жыл бұрын
Damn, this was powerful Ian. Thank you for putting this content out. Kyle, do what you know will help, please.
@MegaARTDOG7 ай бұрын
While I respect this guy for doing this interview something tells me that we are not getting the full story. How did he get in almost 50 count indictment for Dr shopping in stealing pills from the turn in box? There is more to this story for sure.
@michaelpowers254222 күн бұрын
His quote " I wouldn't be afraid of going into a bar and getting into a fight".
@c.sophia588827 күн бұрын
I have respect for him. he was honest about everything the good the bad and ugly. Great story all the best to you and your future. 👍👍
@JordanEmede_3767 ай бұрын
"Sent us to CATHOLIC SCHOOL for a good education......😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@matejfele997118 күн бұрын
Yeah, we can see the results 😂
@murkstalinskitm533411 ай бұрын
He didn’t mention the neglected murder investigation that was finally solved after he was arrested 👀
@samanthamountain976411 ай бұрын
What happened
@leegreer372410 ай бұрын
Not only neglected, he was hiding and manipulating evidence to pin the murder on an innocent person due to a personal grudge.
@murkstalinskitm533410 ай бұрын
@@leegreer3724 That’s a fact!
@murkstalinskitm533410 ай бұрын
@@samanthamountain9764 Search all the news stories and you’ll find it to be true.
@anghellicone879 ай бұрын
@@murkstalinskitm5334 not to mention the Jake Limberios case. Spending county money on personal pleasures. Him and seth fry taking advantage of female addicts in the area. Get them to 'work' them, coerce them to sleep with them, then toss them aside like some trash to STILL arrest and charge them. This guy is trash.
@6god68 Жыл бұрын
Well worth the membership. Keep going Ian ~ D
@ianbickCT Жыл бұрын
Appreciate you!!
@Clemsontiger214878 күн бұрын
Mans has his own initials as his charm on his chain lol. He loves him
@mightymouse100525 күн бұрын
His wifes credit would have been ruined with his in bankruptcy....i hear NO remourse in his hurting his family.....
@adamsapple53552 күн бұрын
This exactly what I needed to hear. All I can say is wow! Thank you for sharing. Today is the first day and I'm struggling but hearing your story is gonna keep me just for today.
@emmanuealloggins28785 күн бұрын
Great interview... The church I attend and am on staff with host a Celebrate Recovery ministry service each Friday. Thankful to know others are teaching into this community also. Be blessed..
@614HairSnob14 күн бұрын
Jesus be a fence! Boy I know about this story personally. So Grateful to be clean. Thanks for sharing. P.S I’m an Ohio Girl! Columbusssssssss🎉
@user-kr7zh9sk8x Жыл бұрын
The law about the Sheriff only being able to be arrested by the County Coroner is the same in Missouri as well; it's actually fairly common, especially in Southern states.
@mknmemories122 күн бұрын
The ex-sheriff forgot people could look him up on the web and check his story. I didn't read anything about a crossbow causing his bond revocation.
@horspla200011 күн бұрын
I'm local to this, and I definitely remember something about a crossbow being a subject. He was using county funds to buy personal things, I think that was one of the things he bought
@mknmemories110 күн бұрын
@@horspla2000 I don't doubt that, but the news article mentioned something else that caused bond revocation... I guess when it comes down to it I don't believe anything unless I see it with my own eyes LOL
@crocswithsocks84963 күн бұрын
I feel like all the people that have been in this guys life would say he is toxic and stay away from him at all costs! People like him are energy vampires.
@patrickharbison2422 Жыл бұрын
Man I needed this podcast thanks y’all
@kevinahrens4266 Жыл бұрын
Another great police officer podcast. Very interesting. Keep up the great work Ian! Love your podcast!
@Spicy.225 күн бұрын
He looks exactly like what a cop named Kyle would look like. He’s also the type to hide behind the badge because they’re “powerful” with it.
@darrenjones16915 күн бұрын
Didn't expect this at all great conversation thks for video, awesome job. Hope the best for the both of you
@kenross1634 Жыл бұрын
Ian, you are a great interviewer and more relatable than most of the big tough guys, althoughbits all good stuff
@josephstalin293310 ай бұрын
This Sheriff wasn't the only one fired from the Department, turns out that he was also complicit in sending innocent people to prison, this is a story about that involves some of the detectives Underneath Him, this whole story happened a couple weeks before he got arrested. ://kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGHLaId9rL-Emrssi=EPvcaUtnOOQrRXp0
@trvlbuggy21 күн бұрын
I don't believe I have to make bad choices in life to learn. The value in learning from mistakes is wisdom. If he had not made the choices he did, he could have still been able to grow and make a difference in other's lives. This was an interesting interview. It still makes me sad for the children and the impact on their lives.
@KenKaniffFromConnecticut Жыл бұрын
This guy looks like Big Ed from 90 Day Fiancé 😅
@tysontickner365510 күн бұрын
Lmao don't do ol boy like that 😂😂😂. That show is funny, Ed is a complete weirdo perv
@monicabagbeeeАй бұрын
Do. Not. Say. Old! I graduated in ‘92 also! Yikes 😳
@4reel24411 ай бұрын
Proof a narcissist mentality never changes without accepting accountability. He has a story but admits he wouldnt change a thing.... refuse to STILL get true help for himself (which started his downfall) and that cop ego is deadly.
@aservantinbabylon10 ай бұрын
Agreed
@badxradxandy10 ай бұрын
Sure but I think he can channel into a positive, maybe?
@thecrowds2099 ай бұрын
@@badxradxandyyou can't channel Narcissism into positivity. When the whole world revolves around YOU and you'll do ANYTHING, hurt, manipulate, and destroy anyone and anything to get your way there is absolutely no way to channel narcissism into anything positive. When you meet one you will find out it's impossible.
@timevans15998 ай бұрын
Yes
@capone_rd_8098 ай бұрын
Yep, he definitely comes across as egotistical and arrogant, he's not telling his story as a man who has remorse, he's telling it as a man that's tooting his own horn in pride and a sense of accomplishment.
@user-ox4cz4tw3k7 ай бұрын
I love how humble he is 😂
@MegaKrytonite3 ай бұрын
😂😂😂
@greg487622 күн бұрын
Lol good one
@MTB21398 күн бұрын
You literally made me laugh out loud..... Good one!
@LuxATX14 күн бұрын
Truly inspirational story! What a successful and honest guy.
@tommyp280 Жыл бұрын
“Kyle” couldn’t resist buying a crossbow…you don’t say.
@jerrythomas4457 Жыл бұрын
“ they worked hard to give us a good education” . He became a cop and a criminal. Fool
@lindalane398525 күн бұрын
Thanks much for your story love it God bless you and your family
@nikkirichards495211 ай бұрын
Addiction can happen to anyone, any time, anyway.... it doesn't discriminate against anybody.. doesn't care who ya are!! Glad he is doing well now and on the other side of it.
@miked1983198811 ай бұрын
great interview. I used to have a job in loss prevention and I had a "profesional" type relationship with kyles dad and sheriff gangware, rip sir. i wish you guys the best in your new life
@boymom_x311 ай бұрын
Listening to this and hearing him say those pills took care of "everything "... made me tear up. I've never agree and related to anything more in my life! They do... until they don't! Thank you Ian and Kyle! Another great one!🫶🏻
@DeannaSansinena-gi2tb9 күн бұрын
I think he's genuinely a great guy he's telling his story so he has to talk about himself but I love his story ❤ hope the best for you both
@sharonmcgriff-payne741428 күн бұрын
You are so easy on these folks. These are the same folks who harassed and arrested people daily for doing the same exact things they finally got in trouble with. He got breaks and a lighter sentence than the people he went after.
@simonizes5507 Жыл бұрын
This is by far one of the most prison related episodes I’ve ever watched on KZbin. Great interview! I was hooked the whole time! Kyle is such a good conversationalist.
@kjfgkgfkfkjhgjkgkj Жыл бұрын
They like barely talked about prison lol
@Walktheline1991 Жыл бұрын
I do have some compassion for this guy, as a former addict myself. I know how it can send your life spiralling out of control. However he brushed over some of his more serious charges here; Google his name. He spent tens of thousands of tax payer money on personal expenses, took his family on holiday, all sorts of things. He words it on here as if they didn't agree with some of his spending that he did for the department he was in charge of, almost like he's implying they didn't agree with his land usage or whatever when he talks about the farms. This guy is DEFINITELY a narcissist, you can tell by how he talks about himself in this interview. He has accountability now, but you can tell he still thinks way too highly of himself. The way he thought he could keep running for sheriff when those charges were pending says it all. I'm glad he's doing better now, but there are hints of BS here for sure.
@anghellicone879 ай бұрын
Oh yeah. Alot of BS. I'm from the adjacent county he mentioned. Him and his lead detective tried pinning a murder on an innocent man because they(Overmeyer and DT) had issues with the guys bother and couldnt get charges to stick. Kyle and another drug detective from another adjacent county would take advantage of female addicts. They would get them into "working" for them. Coerce them into sleeping with them. Support their drug habits. But when the ladies were no longer useful, they would toss them aside like some piece of trash then STILL arrest and charge them in the end. Botched several murders over the years. Oprah highlighted one of the cases. This guy is such a scumbag. I'm a scumbag... So for me to say this... Dude is a HUUUGE scumbag
@jeffreyalbright769211 ай бұрын
I grew up & currently live in the small, rural town he grew up in & have known Kyle & his family personally for decades & can vouch that they are good people. I feel for anyone who struggles with addiction of any kind! But, hats off to Kyle for making the everyday efforts to turn all of the negatives in his life into positives by helping others. “Fight the good fight, bro”!
@Christofuzz-hc9xl10 ай бұрын
Fighting the good fight, is referenced when someone is fighting cancer, not for justifying being a dirty loser cop. Just saying, ones a hero, the others a pathetic drumbag, you figure who is who.
@thecrowds2099 ай бұрын
@@Christofuzz-hc9xlI came to say JUST THIS. Did these people NOT listen to the interrogation tapes of Keyona? Are they all deaf AND blind??? Blaming abuse of power on drugs is apples to oranges.
@Sharonlee334Ай бұрын
Dude! Nobody could ever love you like you do. Narcissistic #1!
@jamietaylor77704 ай бұрын
If you didn’t immediately pick up on this guy’s narcissism, someone just like him is gonna cause you a lot of problems one day 😂
@kimfleischman6148 Жыл бұрын
This is one of my favorite interviews so far. Kyle you are such a inspiration!
@timevans15998 ай бұрын
Here we go...first thought before reading comments. 'Your so vain, you proably think Ians podcast is totally about you, your so vain...dadada'
@infinateexpress33214 ай бұрын
Ain’t no way a dope boy bring this guy a meal. Lmao
@cateybishop7970Ай бұрын
I'm from Ohio as well. My heart goes out to Kyle big time. I lost my nursing license because of a similar story (crazy and long). Everyone is human. Thank you for sharing. Much love.
@michelleosborne38582 күн бұрын
Does your heart also go out to the murders, the messed up cases, the cover ups?? This man sounds just as arrogant as always... He is disgusting, and sounds like he's still using
@cateybishop79702 күн бұрын
@michelleosborne3858 No, it doesn't. You might be right. I am open to the possibility that he's exactly what you think he is. If so, he's a total piece of %$&^!
@sweatyice97 Жыл бұрын
You’re chill as fuck Ian Bick
@ianbickCT Жыл бұрын
Appreciate you!!
@coftrades216Күн бұрын
Yeah I’m not going to lie, I hate when people use the narcissist term. But this guy is the truest definition 🤣🤣
@oldcop1810 ай бұрын
The sheriff handed you a sergeant’s position without a formal test or selection process, then jumped over lieutenant to captain and still working cases? Sorry, I was a cop for 30 years, retired as a captain in ‘97 and never saw even a sergeant working cases, narcotics or otherwise. All that said I’m glad to hear this guy turned his life around and only hope for the best outcome for him.
@johnwilliamson83677 ай бұрын
May it be that all the more contributed to the depths of his problems that he thought he was above succumbing to a mental trauma and above succumbing to a addiction. Makes sense that early and quick promotions made him think he was superman. He did have the additional educational requirements I could be wrong but the sheriff over him was the shot caller.
@raybaird954128 күн бұрын
Great show
@Future_waves Жыл бұрын
Keeps in mind folks, as charismatic and relatable this guy is, he has ruined countless lives over insignificant drug possession.
@allanyoung4435 Жыл бұрын
Yeah, the laws had nothing to do with it
@tinamidkiff841711 ай бұрын
He was a dick and always thought he was better than everyone else. He's arrogant as hell!!!! I lived in Sandusky county when he was on road detail and when he was sheriff. I have seen with my own two eyes how big of a dick he was.
@razup232311 ай бұрын
@@allanyoung4435right. Had he ignored the laws, he would have been in trouble for that. People make these dumb comments without really considering the laws that surround them.
@gliderider13283 күн бұрын
This is my home county and the corruption is still rampant here
@BrianLohse-vg4wk2 ай бұрын
This guy is really impressive with himself.
@imrecordingtoo13746 күн бұрын
This guy is placing blame on everyone else except him, nothing is his fault. He shows no remorse and is proud of everything he’s done. Sickening
@ashleywhitaker6007 Жыл бұрын
yeah kyle its always been about the image for you.
@Talkswithdolo3 ай бұрын
NBA youngboy had to heard this story and said let me try to impersonate a doctor 😂💀