Earlier this month 30-year-old Deshawn Leeth crashed his vehicle on the turnpike. An Ohio trooper responded, but failed to recognize that Leeth was in a state of excited delirium. Talking nonsense, assaulting the trooper and enduring the deployed taser, he was able to steal the Trooper's car and go on a dangerous flight from the scene which went all the way to Pennsylvania before finally crashed and Leeth had to be stopped with lethal force. Having previous plead guilty to nine home invasions, should he have even been out on the streets?

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38-year-old Dyshan Best was asked a simple question. To step out of the vehicle for a pat search. Officer Erin Perotta of the Bridgeport Police Department was looking for a gun after responding to a call about a big fight. Best agreed to step out of the vehicle and be searched, but instead blasted past Perotta. She pursued on foot, joined by officer Yoon Heo. When Best made he way down an alley, he displayed the firearm that the officers had been looking for. A dangerous situation escalating and a weapon in Hand, Heo had to use lethal force to stop the threat. Now people unfamiliar with the danger and the weight of carrying a badge want to weigh in and say Best was taken down unnecessarily, and from behind, rather than admitting compliance was his safest option. Hear from a couple of real former cops their take on what it means to be pursuing a suspect in flight.

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Glenn Wilkins’ journey is one of resilience and reinvention. Raised in Knightdale, NC, he raced motocross while being homeschooled before facing the realities of the criminal justice system. After serving time for a credit union robbery, he refused to be defined by his past. Now 29, he is a published author of The Inside Outside Effect and the founder of Fake News, a streetwear brand built on bold ideas. Through his story, Glenn challenges the status quo and proves that second chances can lead to success.

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Chief Robert Farley, a veteran of the North Bergen Police Department, is accused by five of his own staffer of turning his station into a house of debauchery. Specified in the complaint-- the chief defecating on the office floor, spiking the office coffee pot with Adderall and Viagra, and jabbing one officer with a hypodermic needle. The Jersey cop is being sued for harassing officers outside of the office by sending packages containing inappropriate paraphernalia to their homes, as well as retaliating against good officers by denying promotions and assigning officers to the night shift. How could a top cop go so insane? Real former police officer, who never got nearly so rowdy, Eric Tansey will react to these shocking accusations. As if the badge couldn't be heavier to carry these days!

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Eric's mom tells the story about the time she rode along with Eric in the Southeast District, and she sat in the car watching her son get his ass kicked. Department policy changed after this: no more ridealongs with family members.

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St. Charles Police Officers responded to a senior assisted living center and found a man their wielding a chainsaw and threatening the officers. In body camera footage released by the Kane County State Attorney's Office, officers are shown using terminal force to subdue the suspect. Real former police officer Eric Tansey will break down the body cam footage and give you his opinion-- were the officers justified in taking down the subject? Of course they were, it's a friggin' chainsaw in an old folks home. Everybody peed themselves on this one, not just gramma.

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Three counts of attempted first degree murder charges for Ryan Aeron Stanley Hurst, 18, of Siloam Springs. He pointed a gun at Illinois State Police. Officers shot him in the chest, but the bullet just rolled out of his shirt. Well it went through a windshield first, and another round did go through his leg. But he is alive and well miraculously, and n o officers were hurt. This all happened at a Casey's gas station. If you know, you know.

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Eric and Mike The Cop will break down the case of Casey Anthony, who was accused and acquitted of killing her 2-year-old daughter Caylee Anthony in 2008. Anthony initially told investigators Caylee had been kidnapped, prompting a massive search for the girl. In 2011, after more than 10 hours of jury deliberations, she was acquitted of murder but convicted of providing false information to law enforcement. She has since admitted lying to police in multiple interviews. Now she has launched a TikTok and a newsletter to "reintroduce" herself as a legal advocate. Has seeing sympathy for the Menendez Brothers and a culture that has crumbled in 15 years made her think she can capitalize on her infamy?

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Attorney General Pam Bondi's Justice Department is releasing documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, the disgraced financial mogul and convicted trafficker. Many names of associates could be at last made public at Congressional insistence. Names and flight logs to his island are potentially on the table. This is only Phase I-- what does that mean for the rest of the information, and most importantly, when? Epstein was convicted of peddling flesh to the world's wealthy elite, which remain beyond consequences for their involvement so far. With little revelation so far.

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Shocking body camera footage shows two St. Louis Metropolitan Police (SLMPD) officers walking away from a still-breathing victim of a gunshot wound to the head because they said they did not want to take the call. Officers Justin Fraser and Ty Warren responded to a 911 call placed by Urayoan Rodriguez-Rivera saying he planned to take his own life. ‘Let’s cruise around and come back’ one of them said after arrival, citing that they were off duty soon. How depraved is this indifference? Real former police officer Eric Tansey takes a look at the case and talks about it from a police perspective, and addresses the shock and disgust coming from all sides. 

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