What It’s Like to Be a Sheriff in Rural California—and Why I Challenge State Law | Trailer

In today’s episode, Amador County Sheriff Gary Redman reflects on his 34-year journey in law enforcement—from joining the Air Force at 18 to leading SWAT operations and embracing community-first policing.

Redman opens up about how a single encounter with police as a teenager changed his path. “Had I made some poor choices, I would’ve never been in this career,” he says.

He also discusses public safety policy, the challenges of rural policing, and his stance on cooperation with ICE. “Public safety is my No. 1 priority in Amador County,” he says.

Redman shares innovations he’s introduced—from launching a sheriff’s mobile app to tackling homelessness through a resource-first approach. He also recounts intense moments as a SWAT team leader, including high-risk rescues and securing military-grade armored vehicles.

Join us for a candid, wide-ranging conversation on the realities of modern law enforcement and the decisions that shape a sheriff’s legacy.

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