Brutally Beaten by Police: My Harrowing Experience
Moving throughout Illinois as a child, Kyle Hunter starts getting into trouble at school, leading him down a path of fights and drugs. In this episode we dive into Kyle's early childhood, his downward spiral into crime, his many run ins with law enforcement and the moment that changed his life forever and put him onto a path towards success.
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00:00 Intro
00:50 Childhood
09:31 Bullying and Fighting
13:11 Chicago Schools
16:27 Traumatic Experience
18:22 Drug Usage
21:16 Start of criminal activities
25:30 First Arrest and College
36:50 What could have helped?
38:31 Further Issues with the Law
51:10 Life-changing moment
1:00:46 Shifting your mindset
1:03:14 Message to help
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I meet Kyle through playing competitive video games and then he got me into paintball. One of the best guys.
Nothing better than some new Ian Bick 🍿
@Impellizzeri23
Жыл бұрын
Pussy? Money? Weed? Lol jus playin I love the podcast dog thanks for gettin me through another day of work.
@ianbickCT
Жыл бұрын
Yes!! Thanks
@cumblowus614
Жыл бұрын
get burner 420 on here keep up the great content 👌 👏 👍
Ian’s next up. Dude always produces top tier content that’s never a waste of time. Keep up the quality work g
@ianbickCT
Жыл бұрын
Thank you man i appreciate it
Another great pod . Enjoy the fact you make each story look totally different. Even though everyone has a commonality of jail or prison every one seems unique.
@ianbickCT
Жыл бұрын
Agreed! Thanks for the support man
“Hey guys it’s Ian Bick” ohhhhhhhhhhh shiiiiii another banger
@JanesBlonde-007
4 күн бұрын
🔥🔥🔥
Thanks for the content 👌🏻 been really enjoying these pods while I work
Hey Ian,,glad you have another podcast tonight!! Good one!
@ianbickCT
Жыл бұрын
Thank you!!
Fuck yeah Frog u is good people my guy💯!! Like I ain't finna say there ain't no other good prison KZreadrs but u just catch the real vibes w Frog.. real recognize real my boy💯👍💯!!
@JanesBlonde-007
4 күн бұрын
24:45 did you just say Pac Sun? Damn son.
Another great interview. Incoming mini Kyle's
Great interview Ian 😀
@ianbickCT
Жыл бұрын
Thanks!
We out here brother so happy to hear another episode hope all is well!
@ianbickCT
Жыл бұрын
Thanks bro! You too!
you da man bick!
Just good, good content.
I just tried - I can't update my previous rating. I wanted to say how you've gone from strength to strength.
you'll blow up eventually Ian just keep your energy
I’ve met Kyle thru the paintball world! He’s a great dude! Always positive and laughing! ❤
This one my fav interviews you've done being that it hits home alot of similarities, I'm from Ohio.
As a current law enforcement officer there isn’t really any paperwork when arresting somebody on a outstanding warrant. About 2 minutes of paperwork, so not sure what nypd was talking about their agency is probably a lot different than mine.
I can relate. From Chicago and had dope issues as well. I can talk about it now but CPD isn’t a joke. They don’t care about your non consent to a search lol. I got into a police chase with them and got away but if I stopped I would’ve been beaten so badly.
As requested, I went to my my iPhone podcast app, and left a review & a 5* rating. It’s the least I could do for the good content I’ve already enjoyed from your channel. Thx!
@ianbickCT
Жыл бұрын
This means the world - thank you so much!
Keep it up bro your the next Joe Rogan
Saying having a stay at home mom is so much better for mental stability but growing up being in a life of crime is wild
Bro you blowing up
Another amazing story. You are absolutely adorable and so much more. Keep it up Ian, please. I’m emailing you a story about my best friends son and a m case in North Carolina.
Bro, I quietly feel like I want to tell my story cause between transplanting, crime, military, back to alcohol drugs, gang , prison, life … etc
Ian, just when I think I can’t love you any more than I already do, damn it you blow my mind again. Not a stalker creepy chick. I’m just a grown woman who has been through a hell of a lot of similar situations that you focus on with this podcast. Never have I actually cried when watching KZread videos and being a retired kindergarten teacher I have seen quite a few million. You have captured something very special because you already had something so special. Without sounding like some freaky fan girl I’m gonna reach for it and tell the truth. I literally have cheered and clapped after watching your videos. I’m a born and raised West Virginia Mountaineer, who couldn’t get to North Carolina ( anywhere but here) born in 1963 and graduating from HS in 1963 in a town where there were absolutely no other people of any other race than white, Caucasian. Hand to God that’s the truth. The town was named after the chemical industry plants, Union Carbide or Monsanto, FMC that are famous for creating the chemicals that were used to manufacture and produce weapons for WWII. Without divulging any more details I graduated from HS in 1981 with honors and a member of the band and on the majorette Corp and twirler. Our family attended the Church of Christ as most of the town’s population and my father was a deacon and ass was in that church every time the doors were open. Fast forward…. 1982… can you say cocaine, fast or OXYCONTIN??? DIVORCE, and my world as I ever knew it was GONE. To be continued
Great interview
From My Own Back Yard. Chiraq
Kyle a G In the paintball community real dude.
@JanesBlonde-007
4 күн бұрын
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
When i got into fights u come home crying from a fight ill make u cry more from my mother lol my father always was working she raised 3 boys so it was hard i only lost 1 fight in my life time i was always a bigger kid by 8th grade i was like 5'8 185 or so pounds im 46 now 6ft 265lbs im the baby out of my other brothers we are all 4 years apart and im the biggest i stood up for alot of kids that couldnt take care of them selfs id still do it till this day if i had to help anyone out no matter what
Name of episode?
Ian was stocking shelves at Whole Foods making 100k!!!
Im from mokena how old are you I grew up n went to Lincoln way east
Amazing story Kyle, from the homie kool-aid man
I'm going to trial for felony assault on 4 cops when they attacked me right after a seizure. 4 of them couldn't hold me down and I'm literally 5'9 165 pounds. I broke one cops orbital bone. I don't remember any of this. I come to and 4 cops are beating the hell out of me. The body cam is gonna help me cause they clearly attacked me right out of my first seizure. But i know the odds are stacked against me. But I've never had a violent incident and I'm not a convicted felon.
@GenALPHAshorts
Жыл бұрын
Damn bro thats crazy they really b doin whatever tf they want ima pray for u big dawg
@26michaeluk
Жыл бұрын
@@GenALPHAshorts I appreciate that brother. Truly.
@the_roflcakes
10 ай бұрын
Plead insanity bro. Especially if you were blacked out and can prove your medical condition. Get a good lawyer.
@26michaeluk
10 ай бұрын
@@the_roflcakes our defense is literally postictal psychosis. I've got the best lawyer in my city. Crazy you 100% nailed what our strategy is and me getting the best lawyer. We've got an expert testifying. The body cams show me going unconscious multiple times and my family screaming I didn't know what's going on, and I swear on my life I never purposely assaulted anyone. I have no criminal history in the last 15 years and not a convicted felon. No violent history. But I don't trust a jury for shit but I'm not taking a deal because it was a medical emergency. What you think bro?
Is there any way to know if the cop who let him go has seen this? That would be awesome right?!!!
My ass made it to graduation…. “Air quotes “ barely. I was lucky… made straight A’s all the way to my Senior year 2nd semester and discovered weed and my parents divorced!! Ha ha ha it was on like Sean John Donkey Kong and ping pong.
👍
30.0 BAC. Wow, that's a lotta drinky
A suggestion Ian..fat bald sicilian has a podcast FBS ..HE ALSO DOES AN ADDICTION AND RECOVERY SHOW ALSO ..OVER 7000 subs.interesting past life ..maybe a future interview
It always bugs me when kids from the suburbs claim to be from Chicago for whatever bullish!t social cachet they get out of it. It’s just not the same life. I’ve never lived in the suburbs, but I went to high school in the suburbs, and the difference is clear and pronounced. Just say you grew up right outside whatever big city and that will save you having to explain yourself later.
@the_roflcakes
10 ай бұрын
Literally said what suburbs I lived in and I lived in the city of Chicago for 8 years. So not sure what you're smokin on big fella
I thought this was seth rogen
I had a cop put his gun to the back of my head after he slammed me over the trunk and said he hoped my mom died...Napier Field PD close to Dothan Alabama. I wasnt from the area. Was two lanes of traffic, a railroad amd two more lanes of traffic if u can imagine. I thought it was a 4lane with railroad tracks running between them. Figured it was two lanes running obe direction and two lanes across the tracks running the opposite direction....it wasnt! I was the only car on the road it was late at night. Cop got behind me and came to the car with gun drawn cursing at me and hollering. Pulled me out tje car, put his gun to the back of my head pressing it in. Then told his partner to watch me and to shoot me if i moved..then he proceeded to seqrch my vehicle without even asking me. Gave me a sobriety test which i passed, because he thought i was drunk. Told me he wished a drunk driver ran into my moms house and killed her ! All i did was make a innocemt mistake. He was trying everything he could to get me to act up so he could arrest me. They gave me like 4 tickets amd let me go. I regret to this day not suing that fucker and the PD he worked for. Napier Field PD in S.E Alabama houston county, if u ever see this FUCK YOU!!!
He deserved the beating , every real gangsta knows u swing , run or spit on a cop , u better get away , or your taking a beat down , this dude was .38 blood alcohol , guarantee asking for it and the cuff non sense , when 2 to 4 inmates run in your cell with shanks , Where is the fair fight? Please , play stupid games get stupid prizes , Goodfellas “ Everybody takes a Beating”
@the_roflcakes
10 ай бұрын
Yup I 100% deserved it. Not denying that in any regard. But that cop is still pussy for smashing me while I was cuffed. Lol
Well that was a whole lot of nothing. They never even got to the story from the clickbait tagline. He just mentioned that it happened, and that’s it. They never got to the point.
OMG shoot me being from Chicago I couldn't miss this I had some respect for you and your guess but now you bring some rich kid from the suburbs I would have been a better representation of Chicago I was a kind from the west side of Chicago that became a director for the mayor and in charge of a 40-gallon program that was politically and MOB connected what a joke look in a guy wrong to strong we was a kid from Chicago in gangs then working for the Mexican cartel
@the_roflcakes
10 ай бұрын
Lol "rich kid" with blue collar parents that lived paycheck to paycheck. Bring your big bad story out to the public we wanna hear it goofball
So this guy's story is that he was just dumb in his 20s? Tough listen lol.
@ghettodreams2080
Жыл бұрын
Wack af fuck rigt
🤣🤣 kyle a liar
@the_roflcakes
10 ай бұрын
Take that 219 area code on somewhere can tell u been drinkin too much of that Indiana water 😂😂
That's what you get for spitting on a cop.
.. my granny died ... let's go get some heroin ... Oh no ... my pet frog died ... get me some oxycotton ....
Kinda hard to listen to someone who just floated through, chance after chance after chance and not have any real consequences 🥴 I rock with you Ian but hearing that level of privilege is nauseating.
@the_roflcakes
10 ай бұрын
No real consequences? Lol the only privilege I ever had was having the money for a good lawyer. The entire time I was in the system I was paying insane amounts of money to the state, drained all of my assets on attorneys, stayed on probation for over 5 years without being able to leave the state, license was revoked, was in and out of jails around the state, got smashed by those cops. The justice system revolves around money. If you shell out the cash to pay for lawyers you avoid prison. That's just the reality. Got lucky the last time or no money in the world woulda saved me. You should know watching Ian of all people that privilege ain't a thing. Poor dude didn't deserve anywhere near the time he got.
This kid went to a rich white school don’t let him lie to u
@sandistasiak4005
Жыл бұрын
I grew up in the same area. I assure you there were no rich, white high schools around.
@the_roflcakes
10 ай бұрын
Wasn't a word said in that podcast that was a lie goofy
@LoveTOOlearn
9 ай бұрын
Lincoln way east graduated 2007
Ian, just when I think I can’t love you any more than I already do, damn it you blow my mind again. Not a stalker creepy chick. I’m just a grown woman who has been through a hell of a lot of similar situations that you focus on with this podcast. Never have I actually cried when watching KZread videos and being a retired kindergarten teacher I have seen quite a few million. You have captured something very special because you already had something so special. Without sounding like some freaky fan girl I’m gonna reach for it and tell the truth. I literally have cheered and clapped after watching your videos. I’m a born and raised West Virginia Mountaineer, who couldn’t get to North Carolina ( anywhere but here) born in 1963 and graduating from HS in 1963 in a town where there were absolutely no other people of any other race than white, Caucasian. Hand to God that’s the truth. The town was named after the chemical industry plants, Union Carbide or Monsanto, FMC that are famous for creating the chemicals that were used to manufacture and produce weapons for WWII. Without divulging any more details I graduated from HS in 1981 with honors and a member of the band and on the majorette Corp and twirler. Our family attended the Church of Christ as most of the town’s population and my father was a deacon and ass was in that church every time the doors were open. Fast forward…. 1982… can you say cocaine, fast or OXYCONTIN??? DIVORCE, and my world as I ever knew it was GONE. To be continued