[*NOTE: Due to tech issues with Apple they couldn't resolve, we've had to take down and republish the episodes. Sorry for the inconvenience.] Trooper Mark Conboy, Kansas Highway Patrol, helped stop a multi-state crime spree that left five people dead and three critically wounded, including a deputy sheriff. His split-second decision to continue the pursuit, even though he was dangerously low on fuel, saved lives and brought an end to a violent rampage.

[*NOTE: Due to tech issues with Apple they couldn't resolve, we've had to take down and republish the episodes. Sorry for the inconvenience.] Trooper Mark Conboy, Kansas Highway Patrol, helped stop a multi-state crime spree that left five people dead and three critically wounded, including a deputy sheriff. His split-second decision to continue the pursuit, even though he was dangerously low on fuel, saved lives and brought an end to a violent rampage.

It was a quiet shift on New Year’s Day in Estill, SC for Officer Quincy Smith. As a young and active officer, he recently acquired some recording technology on his own to document his numerous contacts with citizens. Many times his personal recordings were able to show that a complaint was unjustified. On this day, it captured the worst day in his life as he was shot three times and severely wounded.

It was a quiet shift on New Year’s Day in Estill, SC for Officer Quincy Smith. As a young and active officer, he recently acquired some recording technology on his own to document his numerous contacts with citizens. Many times his personal recordings were able to show that a complaint was unjustified. On this day, it captured the worst day in his life as he was shot three times and severely wounded.

Keith Bishop of the Denver Broncos went from being the highest-paid offensive lineman in the NFL to fighting terrorists and drug cartels in the DEA. Keith talks about his reasons for giving up such a lucrative career, and why he chose law enforcement. Besides a wicked sense of humor and the king of practical jokes, Keith was one of Parade Magazine’s Top Cops in America in 2009.

We hit our 50th episode, thanks to our Players who have been supporting us from day one! We recap all the episodes leading up to our 50th, and then we have a discussion about one of the most unique legacies of Pablo Escobar’s reign of terror—his cocaine hippos. Plus, JP finds the one thing at Finca Napoles, Pablo’s ranch, that only he could find. Join us for a big milestone.

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SGT Chris Moore, Harris County, TX Sheriff’s Office, and his K94COPs partner Ziko are called upon by the SWAT team to help capture a capital murder suspect who has already taken three lives, is armed, and has vowed never to be taken alive. The fugitive task force locates the suspect and the big question is will he fight it out? In another SWAT deployment quick thinking by Chris and K9 Ziko save the life of a mentally disturbed man who had held his parents hostage and is armed with a machete.