Sergeant Matt Ingrouille on the Front Lines: Guns, Gangs, and Harm Reduction
The reason you know there might be a moment where you know this person, for their own safety and well-being, needs to be arrested for the drugs in their pocket, because we don't have anything else.
Ever wondered what it's like to face the gritty realities of drug enforcement and gang violence every day? Sergeant Matt Ingrouille knows all too well. With years of experience ranging from undercover drug operations to leading the guns and gangs unit in Saskatoon, Matt has seen it all. As a husband and father of four, he understands the fears that many families face regarding the dangers lurking on the streets.
But he’s not just talking about the criminal element; he's also vocal about the systemic failures that let vulnerable people slip through the cracks. In this episode of 'Hard Knox Talks: Sober Stories. Real Talk.', Matt opens up about his career in law enforcement, sharing gripping stories and hard-earned wisdom. He discusses the harsh realities of organized crime and the often slow-moving changes in public systems meant to protect us.
Matt is candid about his views on harm reduction and police discretion, offering a perspective that’s both sobering and enlightening. Host Daniel Unmanageable facilitates a compelling conversation that covers everything from drug policy to the impact of narcotics on communities. Matt doesn’t hold back, questioning how society can turn a blind eye to its most vulnerable members. He’s seen more than you’d ever want to know, and he’s no longer afraid to speak out.
If you're interested in the intersection of law enforcement, drug policy, and community safety, this episode is a must-listen. It’s an eye-opening look at the challenges faced by front-line officers and the complex world of organized crime. Tune in for a raw and honest discussion that aims to spark change and awareness.