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Pride month is here. Now everyone needs to show their support. Or else. The FBI, which is a law enforcement agency whose record of acceptance goes all the way back to their founder J. Edgar Hoover, somehow needs to also show their support. But why? Do we actually have a choice over our Federal law enforcement agencies? Dallas Cowboys Legend And Greatest Offensive Lineman of All Time Larry Allen has passed away at the age of 52. There was no one better. The strongest man in the NFL, the scariest. Juneteenth is coming up, do you have the day off for that? What else is that day for. In the music world, some artists are canceling their venue appearances and tours entirely-- but why? Also, some lady lived inside a store for a year-- guess Assets Protection fell down on that one. World War Z II is cancelled. Was this a movie or the actual World War Z II that has been cancelled? AI is at it again making fake Mrs. Doubtfire 2 movies posters with Will Smith.

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Andrew Stallings was the hand of fate. LaVaughn Coleman, a 21-year-old man who was only beginning his life of crime by fleeing the police while the were searching for guns and drugs. A taser was deployed, and it worked well-- Coleman was felled in the action. Unfortunately he hit his head, an unfortunate but possible outcome when you arrest, and he passed away. Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown, in a shocking move has decided the officer did not break the law and will not be charged (for now anyway). What will this do to the ever-ready-for-outrage communities in the Old Line State? And was the decision to use force a good one? What could have gone differently? Or Better?

Former cop Eric Tansey, who has tased more than one person, and Tyler, who probably also is a real stunner break down the case from start to finish, so you can hear the story from the other side of the thin blue line.
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Antonio Brown has declared bankruptcy; Mike Tyson had medical emergency midflight; Brandon McManus sued for sexual assault; Penn State Coach interfering with Team Doctor; Woman trapped by tarp at Cincinnati Red game. Jon appears.
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Biden's campaign is all but completely stalled and to crank it back up they are hiring meme creators starting at 85k-- not bad if you don't mind selling your soul to the devil. Trumps worrying about a conviction, but is he thinking about pardoning Julian Assange? Strange stakes if Trump survives the gauntlet back to the presidency. Robert DiNero got bood in New York while attending an Anti-Trump protest during closing arguments. Were they talking to him? CBS News is reporting about how Secret Service plans to operate inside a jail, and they suggest a prison is getting ready to house him. But who are their sources on this? 

Eric Tansey, Chief Kief and Dead Leg take on all the news you need in a way that keeps you from getting too depressed.  
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The Keddie murders are an unsolved quadruple homicide that occurred over the night of April 11–12, 1981 in Keddie, California, United States.
The murders took place in house No. 28 of the Keddie Resort. The bodies of Wingate, Sue and John Sharp were found on the morning of April 12 by Sue's 14-year-old daughter Sheila, who had been sleeping at a friend's house. Sue's two younger sons, Rick and Greg, as well as their friend Justin Smartt, were also in the house but were unharmed. Tina was missing from the scene.

Several new leads were announced, including the discovery of a hammer in a pond in 2016 and the discovery of new DNA evidence. Will the case get solved? Former cop Kendra and her friend Jon talk it out.
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A suspect rammed a Washington State Department of Transportation vehicle on I-5. This what you might call vehicular battery or maybe even attempted murder. The media is calling it mere "road rage," but either way, a State Trooper responded to the scene.  A standoff ensued, and charged at the trooper, who then fired his pistol. Before that though let's take a break to talk about first responder fitness with a special guest.

Responding to this call are Eric Tansey, former Raleigh PD and Ted a cop armed with experience and real law enforcement knowledge so that the other side of the story will get told. 
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