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In this follow up show, Bobby discusses what turned him into the premier conspiracy realist. His need to question decisions to working nights in a small-town police department where there was lots of time to search topics he had questions. Listen in as more theories are discussed and let us know what you think.

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In this week's episode, Bobby and Sarge talk about the last storms to hit the southeast US and this turned into discussing conspiracy theories concerning the weather and weather modifications. Conspiracy theories you ask? what does this have to do with police work? You'd be surprised what is discussed when two officers sit side to side in a parking lot and this podcast was based on what two officers would discuss. We, officers, don't just complain about the last call or the supervisor. We discuss politics, the weather or whatever you can think of.... Even though several theories were discussed, the overall conclusion is there is something going on but what, it can't be confirmed. So, with that, should people shut them down or should there be an open discussion? What do you say?

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In this episode, Bobby and Sarge discuss a memorandum from the Okeechobee police chief where the city enacted an ordinance restricting gun possession and the sale or transfer of firearms and ammunition due to the approaching hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico. This raises the question, is there ever an incident or natural disaster that would justify the government's decision to restriction the rights of the citizen? We know what happened when Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans. We know the government went door to door taking citizens guns. Would that be smart, considering todays political climate? Would todays Law Enforcement partake in such actions? Let us know what you think.

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In this week's episode, Bobby and Sarge discuss firearms safety in regard to the average citizen. Most training the gun owner gets was their dad or grandfather telling them to keep their finger off the trigger. Bobby and Sarge talk about the training, or the lack thereof and how the training the police have can be incorperated into the average citizens daily routine. 

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In this week's episode Bobbby and Sarge start their conversation with a story out of Kentucky where a Sheriff walks into a judge's chambers and murders him. The reasons may be predictable, or we may never know. When it comes to vigilante justice, is it a good thing or should there be a zero tolerance against it? Listen in as Bobby and Sarge discuss this uncomfortable topic. 

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In this weeks episode, Bobby and Sarge talk about unconventional police work. How does unconventional police work look like? Are the old ways a bad thing? Listen in as Bobby and Sarge discuss several unconventional tactics they have used or witnessed in their careers. Let us know if you have some unconventional stories. We would love to include them in a future episode.

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In this week's episode, Bobby and Sarge discuss some holistic and natural remedies that they've used to combat their personal health issues. Sarge discusses his ability to get off several medications with natural remedies. It should be noted, Bobby and Sarge are not medical doctors, and they are not medical professionals. If the listener decides to try these natural remedies, please, consult with your health care provider before doing anything. As always, this is a discussion that Bobby and Sarge share with their audience and no information is intended as medical advice. What they did was use holistic treatments that helped them. Because officers are working high stress jobs and usually don't eat as healthy as they should, it stands to reason that their health will suffer. This discussion is for entertainment purposes and Copology does not recommend any remedies, Any decisions to try natural remedies should be made under the care of the listeners doctor.

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In this episode, we update the devastation that has occurred from the Florida Gulf Coast to the mountains of North Carolina, South Carolina and beyond. The storms strength and wind weren't what caused most damage, it was the rain and subsequent flooding that took lives and property.  Pray for those affected and if you are able, give generously to those charity organizations, Check before you give. If the organization takes money off the top to pay their admin hefty paychecks, you might want to consider an organization that gives more to the cause than not. Like Mercuryone.org. They are giving 100% of all donations to the relief efforts in Western North Carolina. 

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With Hurricane Helene arriving and pounding the gulf coast of Florida this week, Bobby brought up a question regarding the reporting of such storms. Both of us have lived in Florida for over 30 years, (Sarge born and raised), both have experienced many hurricanes and tropical storms over their careers. Bobby asks the question, with the technology they have now, they can determine storm formation points, paths and strength before the storm even forms, why do they seem more panicked? There appears to be more and more urgency with these storms which, we believe causes panic. Is this deliberate or are the TV meteorologists just being vigilant? If you are in the hurricane target zone, let us know what you saw and we will add it to a follow up show.

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The news, is it giving us the facts so we can make a decision or are they pushing an agenda? It seems that the mainstream news sources are nothing more than the propaganda arm of the democrat party. In this episode, Sarge brings up a conversation with a friend that started over the report of immigrants eating pets in Ohio. Listen in as Bobby and Sarge discuss the issues of today's media and their failure to inform the masses of the truth. Instead, they bombard us with half-truths and lies. What do you think? Is the person who relies on the mainstream media for their news misinformed or are they giving us all the information so we, the people, can make an informed decision? Let us know.