The Gray Line, The Story Behind The Blue Line, is a law enforcement podcast discussing numerous topics. If you love God, Family, Country, Whiskey, and a Great Cigar, Ash Wednesday is for you. Have a cigar and a cold drink with Retired Phoenix Police Detective Bobby Arce and San Diego Police Detective Sergeants Doug Collier and David Contreras every Wednesday at 6 pm (PST). They are three former law enforcement gunslingers who interview past, present, and future gunslingers. All the episodes start with an introductory video and song.

Former California Bureau of Narcotics Enforcement (CAL BNE) Commander Norm Wielsch, a twelve-year veteran and Central Contra Costa County Narcotic Enforcement Team Commander, discusses his arrest and conviction. Wielsch was convicted and sentenced to 14 years in Federal Prison for drugs, robbery, and Civil Rights Violations. Hear the story of crime and redemption.

The Gray Line, The Story Behind The Blue Line, is a law enforcement podcast discussing numerous topics. If you love God, Family, Country, Whiskey, and a Great Cigar, Ash Wednesday is for you. Have a cigar and a cold drink with Retired Phoenix Police Detective Bobby Arce and San Diego Police Detective Sergeants Doug Collier and David Contreras every Wednesday at 6 pm (PST). They are three former law enforcement gunslingers who interview past, present, and future gunslingers. All the episodes start with an introductory video and song.

Former California Bureau of Narcotics Enforcement (CAL BNE) Commander Norm Wielsch, a twelve-year veteran and Central Contra Costa County Narcotic Enforcement Team Commander, discusses his arrest and conviction. Wielsch was convicted and sentenced to 14 years in Federal Prison for drugs, robbery, and Civil Rights Violations. Hear the story of crime and redemption.

The Gray Line, The Story Behind The Blue Line, is a law enforcement podcast discussing numerous topics. If you love God, Family, Country, Whiskey, and a Great Cigar, Ash Wednesday is for you. Have a cigar and a cold drink with Retired Phoenix Police Detective Bobby Arce and San Diego Police Detective Sergeants Doug Collier and David Contreras every Wednesday at 6 pm (PST). Three former law enforcement gunslingers interview past, present, and future gunslingers. All the episodes start with an introductory video and song.

In this episode, Retired San Diego Police Detective Sergeant Carlos Chacon discusses the Mexican Mafia (EME) in San Diego, talks about EME members Ronnie and Hector Ayala, and the murder of Mauro Gonzales from Otay. On October 18, 1981, Mauro Gonzalez, a documented San Diego Otay gang member, was tortured, dismembered, and murdered by three members of the Mexican Mafia prison gang. During the commission of that crime, they also murdered Logan's gang member, who happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. This case was never solved and remains a Cold Case.

The Gray Line, The Story Behind The Blue Line, is a law enforcement podcast discussing numerous topics. The podcast has four hosts. Benny Cruz, a retired San Diego Sheriff's Detective; David Contreras, a retired San Diego Police Detective Sergeant; Sean Murphy, a retired San Diego Police Lieutenant; and Gonzalo "Chalo" Gerardo, retired Calexico Police Chief. All the episodes start with an introductory video and song. The panel interviews many individuals, such as Prison Wardens, Alex Marentes, Buggs of Borderland Beat, Parole Agents, Hector Bravo of That Guard Podcast, Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva, DEA agents, former LAPD Rampart Officer Ruben Palomares, and Jay Flores, one of the Chicago Twins that brought down El Cahpo from the Sinaloa Cartel, and many other guests. You can watch the video podcast on YouTube by going to their YouTube Channel.

Carolyn Guerra discusses the life of her son, Alex Guerra. Alex was a war veteran and a California Highway Patrolman assigned to the East Los Angeles Office. Carolyn talks about her son growing up, becoming a young man, joining the military, and becoming a CHP officer. She describes the night Alex took his life. A life cut short by the darkness of war, and the violent streets of Los Angeles.

The Gray Line, The Story Behind The Blue Line, is a law enforcement podcast discussing numerous topics. If you love God, Family, Country, Whiskey, and a Great Cigar, this is for you. Have a cigar and a cold drink with Retired Phoenix Police Detective Bobby Arce and San Diego Police Detective Sergeants Doug Collier and David Contreras every Wednesday at 6 pm (PST). They are three former law enforcement gunslingers who interview past, present, and future gunslingers. All the episodes start with an introductory video and song. You can watch the video on YouTube

Retired San Diego Police Detective Leslie Albright discusses the criminal case investigation involving former San Diego Police Officer Anthony Arevalo. Arevalo was charged and convicted for sexually assaulting several women while on patrol.

The Gray Line, The Story Behind The Blue Line, is a law enforcement podcast discussing numerous topics. The podcast has four hosts. Benny Cruz, a retired San Diego Sheriff's Detective; David Contreras, a retired San Diego Police Detective Sergeant; Sean Murphy, a retired San Diego Police Lieutenant; and Gonzalo "Chalo" Gerardo, retired Calexico Police Chief. All the episodes start with an introductory video and song. The panel interviews many individuals, such as Prison Wardens, Alex Marentes, Buggs of Borderland Beat, Parole Agents, Hector Bravo of That Guard Podcast, Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva, DEA agents, former LAPD Rampart Officer Ruben Palomares, and Jay Flores, one of the Chicago Twins that brought down El Cahpo from the Sinaloa Cartel, and many other guests. You can watch the video podcast on YouTube by going to their YouTube Channel.

Alex "Buggs" Marentes of Borderland Beat discusses the arrest of Sinaloa Cartel's co-founder and current leader, El Mayo Zambada. There is a lot of speculation on how he ended up in US territory. Was it the DEA? CIA? FBI? Or was it treason by Chapo's kids to set him up? Avide an update on this investigation. Welcome to our podcast, Alex!

The Gray Line, The Story Behind The Blue Line, is a law enforcement podcast discussing numerous topics. The podcast has four hosts. Benny Cruz, a retired San Diego Sheriff's Detective; David Contreras, a retired San Diego Police Detective Sergeant; Sean Murphy, a retired San Diego Police Lieutenant; and Gonzalo "Chalo" Gerardo, retired Calexico Police Chief. All the episodes start with an introductory video and song. The panel interviews many individuals, such as Prison Wardens, Alex Marentes, Buggs of Borderland Beat, Parole Agents, Hector Bravo of That Guard Podcast, Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva, DEA agents, former LAPD Rampart Officer Ruben Palomares, and Jay Flores, one of the Chicago Twins that brought down El Cahpo from the Sinaloa Cartel, and many other guests. You can watch the video podcast on YouTube by going to their YouTube Channel.

LAPD CRASH Officer Ruben Palomares discusses how MS13 in Los Angeles. Ruben will also discuss the Venezuelan street gang El Tren de Aragua and the current information coming from Homeland Security that they are targeting law enforcement.

The Gray Line, The Story Behind The Blue Line, is a law enforcement podcast discussing numerous topics. If you love God, Family, Country, Whiskey, and a Great Cigar, this is for you. Have a cigar and a cold drink with Retired Phoenix Police Detective Bobby Arce and San Diego Police Detective Sergeants Doug Collier and David Contreras every Wednesday at 6 pm (PST). They are three former law enforcement gunslingers who interview past, present, and future gunslingers. All the episodes start with an introductory video and song.

In this episode, DEA Agent Mike Vigil shares his life and some of his undercover work and operations in Columbia, the United States, and Mexico. He will discuss how drug organizations in other countries operate. Agent Vigil is often seen on television and radio and called by American media to provide his expertise.

The Gray Line, The Story Behind The Blue Line, is a law enforcement podcast discussing numerous topics. If you love God, Family, Country, Whiskey, and a Great Cigar, this is for you. Have a cigar and a cold drink with Retired Phoenix Police Detective Bobby Arce and Retired San Diego Police Detective Sergeants Doug Collier and David Contreras every Wednesday at 6 pm (PST). They are three former law enforcement gunslingers who interview past, present, and future gunslingers. All the episodes start with an introductory video and song.

The Norco bank robbery took place May 9, 1980, at 3:40 pm. Four armed men entered the Security Pacific Bank in Norco, California, forcing the tellers to give them $20,000. A fifth robber waited outside in a van. The robbery, at the time, was considered one of the most violent in American history. It changed policing in the United States, and local police officials say it taught them how to deploy overwhelming force rapidly. SO WE THOUGHT - As we know, then came the North Hollywood shootout on February 28, 1997, when two bank robbers outgunned the LAPD.

The Gray Line, The Story Behind The Blue Line, is a law enforcement podcast discussing numerous topics. If you love God, Family, Country, Whiskey, and a Great Cigar, this is for you. Have a cigar and a cold drink with Retired Phoenix Police Detective Bobby Arce and Retired San Diego Police Detective Sergeants Doug Collier and David Contreras every Wednesday at 6 pm (PST). They are three former law enforcement gunslingers who interview past, present, and future gunslingers. All the episodes start with an introductory video and song.

The Norco bank robbery took place May 9, 1980, at 3:40 pm. Four armed men entered the Security Pacific Bank in Norco, California, forcing the tellers to give them $20,000. A fifth robber waited outside in a van. The robbery, at the time, was considered one of the most violent in American history. It changed policing in the United States, and local police officials say it taught them how to deploy overwhelming force rapidly. SO WE THOUGHT - As we know, then came the North Hollywood shootout on February 28, 1997, when two bank robbers outgunned the LAPD.