Solve'em When You Get'em

Another example of how drugs can get a hold of lives and twist them until a lot of families get torn up. I believe law enforcement can study these cases and learn form them to predict and protect society.

Lives are changed and it is law enforcement's responsibility to keep track of those that are evil. No better example than when an innocent person is killed.

I teach that someone needs to know something about all things when it comes to violent crime. This episode spans five years of names that are either dead from other murders are in prison for other crimes. Intelligence policing is needed going forward.

Law enforcement is tasked with predicting and protecting society from dangerous criminals. Society has the duty to protect themselves by throwing the most violent out the door and calling law enforcement to tell them here they are. Do this and three would still be alive.

The victim had opportunities to be in jail at the time of his death. Listen to how a tip that the victim was fed to the hogs led us to the body and arrest of the suspects. Good job Tulsa and Muskogee.

Marijuana has been the focus of more homicides than any other illicit drug, legal or illegal. Fans asked for it here you are a chance to solve'em. Detective Ronnie Leatherman talks about The First 48 and an open homicide case form October 10, 2019. A killer amongst us.

Know this when you take a loaded gun into a situation and the gun goes off and someone dies there has to be consequences. I am convinced the suspects only meant to rob when they killed Peggy Gayton on 12-22-2011. I ma convinced the plan was to rob Santos Lopez on 6-2-2014 but they killed Lopez. The purpose of the podcast though is to explain that the law enforcement profession demands cops do the right thing all the time. Check out Philadelphia paying 4.5 million to a man wrongfully convicted. No money no amount of I am sorry can cover malfeasance.

In every city there are those that have killed and have not been prosecuted yet. Homicide Detectives not only have to know those killers, but when opportunity presents itself, work to get those killers in prison. TPD broke the chain for one of Tulsa's serial killers.

The next decade of policing has to be laser focused when targeting the most violent criminals. Communication will be key in bringing this phenomenon to fruition. I know it works Tulsa has made this work. Get after IT in 2020.

Corbin Tyler AKA Curtis Hergenrother is shot through an opening in the door. The break in the case comes from enhanced video. If you can get it, have at the door so when you hear a knock at 4:40 am you do not have to answer it. This case relates to many others in gang violence and suspect information.