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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Going viral is the story of a Columbus Police officer who is being accused of excessive force and racism. While attempting to enforce parking on a street, the officer engaged with a subject who started yelling and screaming and using his own infant child as a shield.  The entire incident reveals shocking disrespect for police in the streets and online. George Floyd is alive and well in the minds of petty criminals, and real former police officers break down body cam footage with their reactions.

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Salt Lake City police saved the life of a man taken hostage by a knife-wielding suspect on a sidewalk near a supermarket. Eric breaks down the dramatic bodycam footage of the July 25 incident that ended the life of suspect Andrew Jacob Preece after officers fired nearly a dozen rounds.

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On Sunday in Jasper County Indiana, Matthew Huttle was stopped by the Sheriff's Department. He resisted arrest while in possession of a firearm. He fought the deputy and terminal force was used to stop the suspect. Huttle was just released from federal prison on a highly controversial pardon issued by Donald Trump on his first day in office. Critics across the country said Trump let loose people who assault police-- and it looks like they have their proof. Now a deputy's life and career hangs in the balance, while a Trump supporter died tarnishing the image of the incoming President. 

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Police officer Cameron Santana and his brother Brian Santana join the show to talk about North Carolina's most notorious cold case. The book A MURDER ON CAMPUS: The Professor, The Cop, And North Carolina's Most Notorious Cold Case is a true crime investigation that unveils the shocking story behind the brutal 1973 murder on campus of 19-year-old Virginia Marie Olson.

On April 15, 1973, two high school students discovered Olson's body near the campus of the University of North Carolina-Asheville. The cold case that followed would span over 50 years, involving three generations of detectives and the Asheville Police Department and North Carolina SBI as they worked tirelessly to uncover the truth. Olson's murder was horrifically violent-she had been bound, raped, and stabbed to death, leaving the Asheville community in shock. Whispers about the killer's identity have circulated for decades, with theories ranging from an escaped mental health patient to one of North Carolina's most notorious serial killers-until now.

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Last Year in East Rutherford, Officer Brad Steve, the cop with two first names, responded to a 911 call-- but the problem was unknown. When he got to Garfield street, he found 52-year-old Raymond Noel entering a house and refusing commands to cooperate. Steve went inside to apprehend him when shots rang out at point blank range. Officer Steve's life was saved by his ballistic best but Noel took a round to the torso raw. Noel has been charged with attempted aggravated murder and attempted aggravated assault on a police officer. Before you call for gun control, Noel was also charged with criminal in possession of a weapon. Noel got 35 years and Steve gets to live to fight another day. Watch as real cops react to this insane encounter.

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In San Antonio, December 3, 2024, An officer attempted to talk to a male subject on the road. The subject ran away. The officer gave chase, and they ended up near a drainage ditch. A second officer showed up issued commands for compliance to the male. The officer observed the suspect holding a gun. The officer drew his gun and shot at the suspect multiple times. The chase and the gunfire continued until the the suspect died at the scene. Strangely it seems that one of the suspect's wounds was self-inflicted. There is more going on here than is being told in the mainstream media, and former cop Eric Tansey wants to talk about why. 

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At Marcy Correctional Facility in New York, 43-year-old inmate Robert Brooks was fatally beaten while handcuffed and the incident was filmed on bodycam footage. Robert Brooks died on December 10, one day after correction officers were filmed assaulting him.  The AG and the media call the in custody death “shocking and disturbing.” Thirteen Correctional Officers and a nurse were involved. Eric Tansey, a former police officer and Jon, a former correctional officer talk about the case. 

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Another school has joined the long list of those carved into our conscience. Abundant Life Christian School in Madison.

Suspect Natalie Rupnow was already dead when officers responded to Abundant Life Christian School. A staff member and another student were killed in the attack, while six others were injured, police have said, including two students hospitalized in critical condition.

While the victims recover, authorities are examining Rupnow’s background, probing writings allegedly connected to her and tracing the history of the gun she used. But what was the motive? And what now? Former Cop Eric Tansey has his first takes as information is becoming public.

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