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Undercover and Unprotected: My Dangerous Life Infiltrating Drug Cartels

Undercover and Unprotected: My Dangerous Life Infiltrating Drug Cartels

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Keith Banks, a former undercover police officer, shares gripping stories from his career in law enforcement. He discusses his journey from a young, idealistic recruit to a seasoned detective, including harrowing experiences in undercover work and tactical operations.

Keith offers candid insights into the psychological toll of policing, the complexities of drug enforcement, and the ethical challenges faced by officers. He reflects on the impact of corruption within the force and how his experiences shaped his views on drug policy and criminal justice reform.

Keith's narrative provides a raw, unfiltered look at the realities of police work, challenging conventional perceptions of law enforcement.

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https://keithbanks.com.au/


TIMESTAMPS:

0:00 Intro: First assignment as a police officer

5:49 Dangerous encounter with armed suspect

11:16 Undercover work and the heroin trade

18:41 Reflections on impact of undercover operations

25:05 Transition to emergency squad and counterterrorism

32:10 Corrupt offer and transfer to suburban CIB

38:01 Training with SAS for counter-terrorist operations

43:41 Planning high-risk raid without proper equipment


CREDITS

Host - Dawn

Guest - Keith Banks - ⁠⁠https://keithbanks.com.au/⁠⁠


SOCIAL LINKS

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Instagram⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/thebluewaypodcast⁠⁠

TikTok⁠⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@bluewaypodcast⁠⁠


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