Carroll Harris shares his extensive journey from a military upbringing to a successful career as a federal agent. With 30 years of service in the US Marine Corps and nearly 17 years in the US Postal Inspection Service, Carroll reflects on the lessons learned, the challenges faced during transitions, and the impact of service on family life. He emphasizes the importance of adaptability, self-awareness, and the sacrifices that come with a career in law enforcement. In this conversation, Carroll shares insights into the realities of being a federal agent, particularly within the Postal Service. He discusses common misconceptions about federal agents, the unique role of the Postal Service in law enforcement, and the challenges faced by postal workers. Harris also addresses the opioid epidemic and its impact on society, the process of becoming a federal agent, and the valuable lessons learned throughout his career. He emphasizes the importance of hope and rehabilitation in law enforcement and shares his future aspirations as he approaches retirement.

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