The recent events in Charlottesville were a great display of violence on both sides. The complete disregard on either end was sad and, in a way, expected. The loss of life, as always, unnecessary. What stands out is the disregard, not only for the laws, but for the constitution as well. One's opinion may be ugly, but is not illegal. A principal which defines our way of life today.

Tracy opens the show talking a little about Civil War. He jumps right into the events in Charlottesville and discusses how the media and many people are missing the bigger issue. Tracy then talks about the six officers who were shot across the nation, in a matter of hours. Two of the officers have lost their lives. Tracy then finishes the show about ranting some more about the violence in Charlottesville.

The recent events in Charlottesville were a great display of violence on both sides. The complete disregard on either end was sad and, in a way, expected. The loss of life, as always, unnecessary. What stands out is the disregard, not only for the laws, but for the constitution as well. One's opinion may be ugly, but is not illegal. A principal which defines our way of life today.

Tracy opens the show talking a little about Civil War. He jumps right into the events in Charlottesville and discusses how the media and many people are missing the bigger issue. Tracy then talks about the six officers who were shot across the nation, in a matter of hours. Two of the officers have lost their lives. Tracy then finishes the show about ranting some more about the violence in Charlottesville.

Cynicism. A personality trait that one adopts when adopting the profession in law enforcement. This personality trait may continue to develop as the officer continues to put on more years. And if not careful, one may get this to accompany their pension. This negative addition maybe the result from the psychological beating that an officer takes during their entire course of their career.

Richard Tracy opens the show with an infamous narration by Paul Harvey called the policeman. He once again takes the opportunity to dog on Madonna and talk about how psychotic she is. Shortly into the show, Tracy reads an article which was written by a traffic officer. This article mentions some of the psychological punishments that the officer endures during his or her career. Along with the article Tracy discusses how easy it is to get consumed by this negative personality trait and allow it to potentially dictate the rest of your life well beyond retirement.

Cynicism. A personality trait that one adopts when adopting the profession in law enforcement. This personality trait may continue to develop as the officer continues to put on more years. And if not careful, one may get this to accompany their pension. This negative addition maybe the result from the psychological beating that an officer takes during their entire course of their career.

Richard Tracy opens the show with an infamous narration by Paul Harvey called the policeman. He once again takes the opportunity to dog on Madonna and talk about how psychotic she is. Shortly into the show, Tracy reads an article which was written by a traffic officer. This article mentions some of the psychological punishments that the officer endures during his or her career. Along with the article Tracy discusses how easy it is to get consumed by this negative personality trait and allow it to potentially dictate the rest of your life well beyond retirement.

Officers Poisoned by Carbon Monoxide - There are now several cases when officers have been poisoned by carbon monoxide from their cruisers. The Ford Explorers have primarily been the main culprit in the entire dilemma. In some instances an officer lost his consciousness and crashed his cruiser into the vehicle in front of him. As some departments are scrambling to pull some of these cruisers off the streets and nationwide concern it's brewing.

Tracy plays the Police's So Lonely which is an indicator that he is solo. Tracy then discusses how strange his father was and his old cats. Tracy then reads a story about a police department whose doctor goes the extra mile with the female recruits during the physicals. Tracy then shares a story about discovering what a hemorrhoid was and wraps up the show with a story about officers getting carbon monoxide poisoning.

Officers Poisoned by Carbon Monoxide - There are now several cases when officers have been poisoned by carbon monoxide from their cruisers. The Ford Explorers have primarily been the main culprit in the entire dilemma. In some instances an officer lost his consciousness and crashed his cruiser into the vehicle in front of him. As some departments are scrambling to pull some of these cruisers off the streets and nationwide concern it's brewing.

Tracy plays the Police's So Lonely which is an indicator that he is solo. Tracy then discusses how strange his father was and his old cats. Tracy then reads a story about a police department whose doctor goes the extra mile with the female recruits during the physicals. Tracy then shares a story about discovering what a hemorrhoid was and wraps up the show with a story about officers getting carbon monoxide poisoning.

Out of a tragic event some times something incredible may come to life. Three years after the death of an NYPD officer's death, a police officer's widow gives birth to their child. Science, hope and even faith, perhaps, could work in unison to sprout and let life grow in this crazy time experiment we call life. Crazy is putting it mildly. But, with every negative, there will always be a positive.

Host Richard Tracy opens the episode solo and talks about Madonna's crazy White House threat and talks a little about people's strange frustration with President Trump. NYPD's Officer's widow gives birth to the their child some 3 years after his tragic death. Ben and Jerry's is under heat from the crazy leftists. Tracy revisits some burning memories from his previous week's beach trip and ends the show talking about some crazy fellow who pooped himself and ate it just before spitting back out at the officer.

Out of a tragic event some times something incredible may come to life. Three years after the death of an NYPD officer's death, a police officer's widow gives birth to their child. Science, hope and even faith, perhaps, could work in unison to sprout and let life grow in this crazy time experiment we call life. Crazy is putting it mildly. But, with every negative, there will always be a positive.

Host Richard Tracy opens the episode solo and talks about Madonna's crazy White House threat and talks a little about people's strange frustration with President Trump. NYPD's Officer's widow gives birth to the their child some 3 years after his tragic death. Ben and Jerry's is under heat from the crazy leftists. Tracy revisits some burning memories from his previous week's beach trip and ends the show talking about some crazy fellow who pooped himself and ate it just before spitting back out at the officer.

Alcoholism. Every person has a vivid memory of their first encounter with an alcoholic or, at the least, someone very intoxicated. This could be anywhere from the streets of your town to the very living room you spend Thanksgiving with your family and the drunk uncle. This could be a very entertaining, fun and even funny encounter. It could also bring on complete depression, tragedy and misery.

Tracy opens the show up with his vacation and brings you the very special, beach vacation episode. Tracy and Al are humble by the cameo of Madame Chef and the trio discuss alcoholism and their recollection of drunk family members. The irony continues further as Al does something he had never done before, DRINK. Tracy does not spare Al when he mixes a very stiff screwdriver for him. As the show progresses, so does Al's blood alcohol content and you can certainly hear it.

Alcoholism. Every person has a vivid memory of their first encounter with an alcoholic or, at the least, someone very intoxicated. This could be anywhere from the streets of your town to the very living room you spend Thanksgiving with your family and the drunk uncle. This could be a very entertaining, fun and even funny encounter. It could also bring on complete depression, tragedy and misery.

Tracy opens the show up with his vacation and brings you the very special, beach vacation episode. Tracy and Al are humble by the cameo of Madame Chef and the trio discuss alcoholism and their recollection of drunk family members. The irony continues further as Al does something he had never done before, DRINK. Tracy does not spare Al when he mixes a very stiff screwdriver for him. As the show progresses, so does Al's blood alcohol content and you can certainly hear it.