Failure To Stop Failure To Stop

In Moses Lake, a man took his girlfriend hostage at a cheap motel. He had contact with a third party, and threatened to harm her and himself. The police were having a fine night of minding their own business when they got invited to this madness by a 911 call. 37-year-old Zachary Allen Stockton was barricaded inside. Police begin to negotiate a peaceable surrender to preserve the lives of all involved. Time for talking quickly ended when Stockton came outside dual wielding a pair of cop droppers, and opened fire. The boys in blue were better shots, and Stockton was incapacitated and taken from the scene, first to a doctor, and now to a lawyer since he'll need a good defense for this ridiculous incident. One officer was wounded but recovering.

Breaking down this great example of law enforcement working for you are former cop Eric Tansey and current cop Tyler.
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Jared Goff gets extended for Lions-- implications for Dallas? T.J. Ward says TSA is a scam, claims unfair treatment; De La Cruz performing well in Cincinnati; Lucky Marlins Fan; John Gruden legal woes; Kirk Cousins confronted on QB plan in ATL. Jon appears.
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Now is your chance to buy stonks in Game Stop! The company's value is soaring again, but can you capitalize on the trend? Ashley Biden makes the bombshell admission that the infamous diary-- which detained showering as a little girl with her father, the POTUS-- but will anything actually happen? Outrage is so overplayed these days. Donald Trump has had another historic rally in Westwood, but just like his inauguration, the size of the crowd has become speculative. Hear all, trust nothing would be wise advice. Meanwhile at Duke University, students walk out of Jerry Seinfeld's visit. But so what? Chances are they would have ruined it anyway.

Eric and Ant got all the news you need without bringing you down! A bigger mission every day but who else is going to do it. Not Jon.
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1993. Upstate New York. A little girl on a bike walking uphill. A man in a blue and white pickup truck with out of state plates. Hours later, her bike and effects were found far from the road. A search began that never ended, even after Lewis Lent Junior claimed credit for the crime at his sentencing for another abduction and murder. But did Lent really abduct Wood-- or did he just want the infamy? Former cop Kendra and 911 dispatcher Jon speculate that the timing of Lent's confession and his refusal to leverage disclosing the location of her body even after 30 years, that maybe Lent only wanted to be notorious. But to convince a prosecutor and a judge, he had to know something the public did not. But what was it?
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Comedy tonight with Jay Darrell White and Eric Tansey. Tonight, the ongoing feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar. What do you do when the divide comes to your own home? Can you still love your children if they are on the opposite side? The two former cops make it memorable and person and chakra-shattering. Former FDNY Firefighter Steve Buscemi, who returned heroically to battle terrorism on 9/11, and who has also appeared in Tim Burton's "Big Fish" was sucker punched by a citizen of the city he once saved-- but why? He's a national treasure. Miss USA has turned in her crown, along with a cryptic resignation letter. A coded cipher using the Zodiac's proprietary symbol alphabet, is she a criminal genius/madman, or is her word processor just stuck on Wingdings? Our forensic font analyst Margaret Owen weighs in. Also should you be dipping pickles in Dr Pepper? New legislation in New Jersey aims to ban the practice in public places. Where do you stand? Congress won't act so it's up to you.
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Okaloosa County Sheriff released body-camera video of a fatal use of force against and armed apartment dweller. This after race-baiter and hate monger blood money attorney Ben Crump, got involved.  Roger Fortson, 23, was an Airman, and according to multiple news agencies, was a black person. Of course the tragedy of a possibly mistaken address or identity is not enough, race must be brought into the issue. The politicians and the lawyers don't care if the cities burn, if departments are defunded, and there is no one to come help when you dial 9-1-1. because by then they will have gotten what they already wanted: more power for themselves.

Former cop Eric and current cop Tyler take on the case-- the other side is about to stoke the flames of hatred with lies, but these guys will tell you their perspective from years spent behind the badge. 
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