Topic: Police Safety

2 chapters across the catalog

Sunday Full Show: Only 2% Of US Population Participated In Democrat “No Kings” Communist/Antifa Temper Tantrum! Plus, Trump Deescalates, Says No Tomahawks For Ukraine Ahead Of Putin Meeting! Must-Watch/Share! - FULL SHOW - 10.19.2025
• 41:34 - 43:54

Sunday Full Show: Only 2% Of US Population Participated In Democrat “No Kings” Communist/Antifa Temper Tantrum! Plus, Trump Deescalates, Says No Tomahawks For Ukraine Ahead Of Putin Meeting! Must-Watch/Share! - FULL SHOW - 10.19.2025

Charlotte Juvenile Crime Case, Jeffrey Meigh

A 15-year-old in Charlotte, North Carolina, has been arrested 111 times since August 2023 for offenses including 55 car thefts. Police discovered searches on the teen's phone regarding the charges for killing a police officer. Jeffrey Meigh reports on the lack of accountability in the judicial system, which prioritizes rehabilitation over public safety.

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WEDNESDAY EMERGENCY BROADCAST: The Desperate Democrat Party Has Taken Their Domestic Terrorism Campaign To A New High With A Massive Expansion Of Swatting Attacks Against Infowars Reporters & The Torching Of More Tesla Facilities! — FULL SHOW 3/19/25
• 2:51:26 - 2:57:59

WEDNESDAY EMERGENCY BROADCAST: The Desperate Democrat Party Has Taken Their Domestic Terrorism Campaign To A New High With A Massive Expansion Of Swatting Attacks Against Infowars Reporters & The Torching Of More Tesla Facilities! — FULL SHOW 3/19/25

Retired Police Officer on Swatting and Dispatch Failures

A retired police officer from Connecticut, "Electric Eye," joins the show to discuss the dangers of swatting for both targets and responding officers. He suggests that federal authorities should issue "Officer Safety Bulletins" to all departments nationwide. The officer also points out that dispatchers should have records of previous swatting incidents at specific addresses to help verify the legitimacy of incoming calls.

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