TexasCop2.0: Life Behind The Badge, A LEO TikTok Sensation

Join Patti Katter with Texas Cop as they talk about his Life Behind The Badge, A LEO TikTok Sensation. In this episode, Tex shares his story of how he got discovered on Tiktok, his thoughts on embarking on one more mission as a first responder, and the importance of participating in the mission. Behind a massive following on Tiktok, Tex advocates breast cancer awareness by fundraising for a clothing line and donating the proceeds to a breast cancer organization.

Here's a breakdown of what to expect in this episode:

• Get on TikTok

• How Tex Cop end up wanting to work as a first responder

• The importance of giving back to the community.

• Being a cop on TikTok is hard.

• Being a cop on TikTok is hard.

• And so much more!

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About Texas Cop:

Chuck, Tex, or TexCop2.0, is a Houston-area cop and Tik Tok star! Monday at 3:00 p.m. on Houston Life, we're introducing you to a Houston-area police officer that's viral on TikTok. He's known as @texascop2.0 on TikTok, with 1.6 million followers and 32.4 million likes. He created his TikTok account last year, and his funny videos are a hit! He'll join us in the studio Monday at 3:00 p.m. on KPRC 2.

He started doing TikTok when COVID happened, and everybody was bored at home. Most cops or people in first responders always deal with depression and mental health, and anxiety; some don't know how to take it out. Some of them play video games, or some people might, you know, work too many history jobs to counteract that, but he found himself making videos at the gym whenever he was working out of the gym And then somebody was like, "Man, Get on Tik Tok." And then, as he started posting a video, it just went viral, and it's been a year and a half now, and it's like nonstop. Initially, he is from Nigeria, born and raised; he moved here when he was 14. All he has done in life is be a first responder, and he was doing firefighter EMT when he was 18 years old, for five years, and then he switched to being a police officer. Now five years. So for the past almost ten years, he has made his first response. He tried to use his videos to bring awareness to actual call matters. Like some calls, it could be missing child domestic violence between a male or female, a female, and a male. Just bring his breast cancer has his shirt that he is wearing to bring awareness to breast cancer. Hip Hop people went through breast cancer.

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You can find Texas Cop on . . .

Website: https://texascop.myshopify.com/ or https://linktr.ee/Texascop2.0

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/texascop2.0

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Texascop-Tex/100082281235837

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