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Buddy's back from South FLA sporting an absurd Greg Norman/Tommy Bahama combo. The gang goes off on a "Free Form Friday" to talk new developments in the Gardner Heist, seeing Johnny Martorano in public, and the reluctance of Police responding to calls in modern times.

Buddy is on the phone for the last time with our good friend Sgt. Joe Fiandaca of the Boston Police to share his stories of a Prostitution Sting and more from the glory days. Buddy pays Mike $20 to buy us beer and Joe B reminds us that DMX had a large forehead.

Bonus Episode: Officer Dave Charette from the Holliston, MA Police Department joins us for a short show highlighting the benefits of a non-tactical Police K9 Community Resource Dog. Solo episode with Greg. No Joe B. Politics this week folks.

Former Boston Police Detective Sgt. Joe Fiandaco joins us to talk Robert F. Carrozza aka "Bobby Russo" and the continued struggle for power to lead the Mafia in 1989. Buddy points out how he was mis-characterized in Episode 5, Joe B. talks about how a convicted cop-killer has been asked to join a Police Reform Board in NYC, and Mike thinks Vincent M. Ferrara, aka "the Animal" had something to do with the Gardner Heist.

Rep. Bill Delahunt, Rep. Bill Keating, and Edward Connors' association with the mob and his feud with Senate President Billy Bulger, which ultimately got him killed. Plus, we get more grease on what Enrico Ponzo had stashed under his apartment floor years after he was convicted and placed in jail.

With Joe B. missing again, no weird noises are heard during the intro to each segment. But, Mike from the FBI's Fugitive Task Force joins us again to talk Enrico Ponzo the Potato farmer and what lead to his capture (you'll never guess). Plus, Buddy talks beer delivery and County Police/Sheriff Law Enforcement operations down in Sunny FLA.

Undercover Billy joins us for a second segment as he dives into the fight for Mafia leadership in the New England area. Plus, the return of Joe B., and the real story of Massachusetts State Police Col. Chris Mason and the Globe's inaccurate depiction of his alleged wrongdoings.

Billy, who was undercover with the MA State Police as a Trooper in the early 1970's recounts some of his favorite stories and details what happens when a criminal goes insane and thinks the DA's office planted a tracking device where the sun don't shine. Joe is still missing, and Buddy chimes in once and a while.

With Joe B missing and Buddy in his secret Southern Bunker, Cam from @LiveBoston617 talks taking pictures of Boston's first responders and being on the scene for one of Boston's largest fires. Greg and Buddy talk DA Rollins and the release of John Connolly from a Florida Prison as he nears end of life.

Buddy, Joe B., and Greg get together one last time before the break to discuss the Big Bad Bruins and their friendships with the Winter Hill Gang, and, some never-before-told Boston Bruins stories when they ran into law enforcement. We also review Season one from top to bottom. Plenty of laughs to go around.