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Part 2: Continued conversation with Retired Police Officer Chad Thurston. From Cop to Public Defender.
A conversation about the recent shooting of a Developmentally Disabled person by on off duty Police Officer in a Costco store in Los Angeles.
A conversation about the hot topic of the New York Police Officers who had water thrown on them and the response of their Police Chief and citizens.
Part 1: A conversation with Chad Thurston, a former Police Officer, who became a Public Defender and is now working on the Dark Side.
Cleveland and Jeremy debrief after their road trip and podcast in Walton County, Georgia. They talk about their fears prior to going and what they experienced while they were there talking to people about a 73 year old unsolved murder.
This conversation is with Chief Oliver from the Social Circle, Georgia Police Department and Captains Booker and Adcock from the Walton County Sheriff's Department in Monroe, Georgia. They talk about their departments, communities, knowledge of the Moore's Ford Lynching and involvement with the Moore's Ford Movement.
This episode is a conversation with former State Representative, Tyrone Brooks, a Civil Rights Leader and Activist. We also talk with Rev. Hattie Lawson, Rev. Cassandra Green and Wade Marbaugh, an actor for the Lynching reenactment. They will all explain how they became involved with the Moore's Ford Movement in Monroe, Georgia. This Movement is a remembrance of the victims of the 1946 Mass Lynching on July 25 at the Moore's Ford Bridge.
A short history of what took place in July of 1946 that led to the Lynching of four black individuals on a bridge in Walton County, Georgia that to this day has not been solved.
A conversation with Angela Dixon on the History of Police in America and how some of the original Police tactics to control slaves are still in practice today. This is an hour long conversation that will make you think about why we are still seeing some of the same race problems in the news today.
Part 2: Continued conversation with Angela Dixon on bridging the gap between races.
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