Intervention with Keith Shibley Pt. 3

Join us as we delve into the inspiring life of Keith Shibley, a seasoned law enforcement officer with over twenty years of service. Starting his career in 2002 with the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Police Department, Keith quickly established himself as a dedicated protector of public safety. His journey from the streets of Richmond, Virginia, to his crucial role in the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force showcases a career filled with significant achievements and heroic deeds, including earning the Medal of Valor for his actions during the 2013 Navy Yard shooting.
But Keith’s story goes beyond his professional accomplishments. After facing personal challenges with substance abuse and mental health, Keith turned his struggles into a beacon of hope for others. Today, he is a respected speaker at institutions such as the FBI National Academy and various first responder conferences, sharing his powerful story of recovery and resilience. His efforts were recognized in 2020 when he received the prestigious Chief of Police award.
Discover the full, unfiltered story of Keith Shibley, a true example of bravery and perseverance both in and out of uniform. This documentary-style feature offers an intimate look at how one man’s journey is helping to change the conversation around mental health in law enforcement.
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[@mike730]

Great guy, great story. He's helping himself while helping others

[@thesufferingpodcast]

Yes he is

[@retlt592]

SO very proud of you Old Friend!

[@thesufferingpodcast]

Keith is ready to use his story to change others perspective

[@billycaputo6077]

RIP Mike Failice. So many people are struggling with mental and physical health issues. A lot of issues stem from childhood abuse, broken homes and such. We all are struggling, though afraid to admit to others. We need the Police. And many need their comfort and guidance and not fear them. Thanks for your service Mike. Go to the Light. Everyone pray that Mike goes to the Light.

[@christinegratton1439]

I loved what he said about ripping the band aid off.

[@thesufferingpodcast]

There were some great quotes in here