Podcast appearances and mentions of dallas pd

A Dallas based Pediatric Dentist is found shot to death in her apartment parking garage. A getaway car and a stolen purse is all the evident that's left for Dallas PD to work with. Listen to find out who is responsible.

Looks like Dallas PD can’t enforce prostitution laws and looks like your favorite tasty beverage might affect the brain more than you think! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

IN THIS EPISODE~ Rob Clark ("The Lone Gunman Podcast") and Doug Campbell ("The Dallas Action") are BACK with another marathon episode of JFK Assassination discussion! Among the topics covered: LETTERS! Yep. Letters. Over the past 5-plus years on this program, we have read and discussed a multitude of Historical Letters, including letters from witnesses, investigators, suspects, relatives-of-suspects, acquaintances-of-suspects, researchers (both to-and-from other researchers), cops, mob guys, you name it. Be they interesting, weird, intriguing, or just plain kooky. We're going to share even more fascinating letters culled from the Declassified JFK Files with you in this installment, from a Brazillian Doctor in 1964 who (obviously) followed the case very closely and fingered the Dallas PD in a manner that can only be described as "clairvoyant", to an explosive letter sent to Jack Ruby after Oswald's death. A letter from a 22-year old Hungarian man who spent part of his adolescence in New York City. "...Harvey...is that you...?" JOIN US! Written & Hosted by Rob Clark & Doug Campbell. Recorded & Engineered by Curado "Little Momo" Scaranucci, Jr. for Drop-D Podcast Productions.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/quick-hits-the-jfk-assassination--3682240/support.

The assassination wasn't a tragedy—it was a corporate-military takeover. This episode cracks open declassified Operation Northwoods memos proving the CIA plotted false-flag attacks to justify invading Cuba, and how LBJ's blood oath with Texas oil barons sealed JFK's fate. Hear the lost confession of a Dallas PD officer who admitted tampering with the Grassy Knoll evidence, and discover how JFK's mistress, Mary Pinchot Meyer, was murdered hours after warning him about CIA mind-control programs. This is the story of the day democracy died—and the shadow war that started it all.

LOU'S OTHER EPISODES w/ ME: Ep. 283 - https://open.spotify.com/episode/2t5k2znfkqUPaQhoVySbqO?si=5eNiRIXFS66unpvojVlIaQ Ep. 185 - https://open.spotify.com/episode/78nDhaqL1rjcZGz7PM4oBi?si=01T_oN8mSZWnLAIj99a6ag (***TIMESTAMPS in description below) ~ Louis Ferrante is a former Gambino Crime Family Mobster, historian, author, and TV Host. PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/JulianDorey FOLLOW JULIAN DOREY: INSTAGRAM (Podcast): https://www.instagram.com/juliandoreypodcast/ INSTAGRAM (Personal): https://www.instagram.com/julianddorey/ X: https://twitter.com/julianddorey LOU'S LINKS: BOOK/WEBSITE: https://louisferrante.com/ X: https://x.com/LOUFERRANTE ****TIMESTAMPS**** 0:00 - Send Help 0:27 - Jack Ruby, Bobby Kennedy & Carlos Marcello, JFK Post-Assassination 20:38 - Magic Bullet Theory, Woody Harrelson's Father's Connection to JFK 32:28 - JFK Files & Octopus Murders 56:02 - Secret Service & JFK Assassination 1:05:51 - Dallas PD, Chief Justice Curry & Oswald, Marcello Trial 1:14:47 - Lee Harvey Oswald's Mafia Connection 1:32:29 - Why they K1lled John F Kennedy 1:34:25 - Cuban Revolutionaries & JFK 1:44:40 - 60 years of JFK Files lies, Elon Musk 2:08:28 - Who K1lled JFK? 2:17:09 - Lou putting pieces together CREDITS: - Host & Producer: Julian D. Dorey - In-Studio Producer & Editor: Alessi Allaman - https://www.youtube.com/@alessiallaman Julian Dorey Podcast Episode 286 - Louis Ferrante Music by Artlist.io Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We have a surpries co-host tonight, and some crazy stories and a ton of Rants, Iceman has a lot to say tonight. Come join the ride and stay for the interactions. Get your Motorcop Merch CLICK HERE Want all the unedited and non public footage and epsiodes join the Patreon CLICK HERE Check out the web page www.motorcopchronicels.com Have any suggestions, want to be a guest or just send a story email me at motorcopchronicles@gmail.com Be the LION !!!!

On Thursday, Interim Dallas police Chief Michael Igo asserted that his officers will help federal authorities arrest anyone wanted for a crime, clarifying a viral remark he made about immigration enforcement after receiving national criticism. Igo read from a prepared statement at Dallas police headquarters “the Dallas Police Department continues to fulfill all of its duties and obligations to enforce state and local laws — while protecting the constitutional rights of all people.” In other news,Texas might have a personal debt problem. Four of the state's metro areas — Dallas, Houston, Austin and San Antonio — are among the most debt-ridden in the country, according to a report by Lending Tree; Keller schools trustees finalized Superintendent Tracy Johnson's exit Thursday — a month after she spoke out against a proposal to split the district in two. At a special meeting, trustees voted 6-0 to accept her resignation with one board member absent; and eager to reverse a string of defeats at the Texas Legislature, pro-gambling forces are bringing a new attitude — and a pared-down vision — to the goal of allowing state-sanctioned casinos and sports betting in Texas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Col. Allen West joined the program this morning to talk about some of his recent tweets regarding Dallas PD not assisting ICE in deportations and DOGE getting rid of government waste. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Episode 204, Dave spends a fair amount of time discussing DOGE before turning his attention internationally again to Australia and Germany. He also discusses the Middle East for good measure. After that, Dave discusses some domestic faire regarding buyouts, Dallas PD, and Worcester, MA being threatened into voting for themselves to become a sanctuary city for trannies and the gender dysphoric. Articles discussed: At Least 20 Injured as Driver Ploughs Car Into Crowd in Germany by Oliver JJ Lane from Breitbart Hamas Backs Down: Agrees to Resume Releasing Israeli Hostages by Simon Kent from Breitbart Trump, Musk Winning the War on Waste: 75K Federal Workers Take Buyout Offer by Simon Kent from Breitbart Dallas police won't join ICE deportation raids, interim chief tells immigrant meetings by Michael Dorgan from Fox News Massachusetts town votes to become a transgender 'sanctuary city' after wild city council meeting by Nikolas Lane & Alexa Moutevelis from Fox NewsSupport Dave by visiting his Etsy shop at DesignsbyDandTStoreAvailable for Purchase - Fiction:When Rome Stumbles | Hannibal is at the Gates | By the Dawn's Early Light | Colder Weather | A Time for Reckoning (paperback versions) | Fiction Series (paperback) | Fiction Series (audio)Available for Purchase - Non-Fiction:Preparing to Prepare (electronic/paperback) | Home Remedies (electronic/paperback) | Just a Small Gathering (paperback) | Just a Small Gathering (electronic)

In Episode 204, Dave spends a fair amount of time discussing DOGE before turning his attention internationally again to Australia and Germany. He also discusses the Middle East for good measure. After that, Dave discusses some domestic faire regarding buyouts, Dallas PD, and Worcester, MA being threatened into voting for themselves to become a sanctuary city for trannies and the gender dysphoric. Articles discussed: At Least 20 Injured as Driver Ploughs Car Into Crowd in Germany by Oliver JJ Lane from Breitbart Hamas Backs Down: Agrees to Resume Releasing Israeli Hostages by Simon Kent from Breitbart Trump, Musk Winning the War on Waste: 75K Federal Workers Take Buyout Offer by Simon Kent from Breitbart Dallas police won't join ICE deportation raids, interim chief tells immigrant meetings by Michael Dorgan from Fox News Massachusetts town votes to become a transgender 'sanctuary city' after wild city council meeting by Nikolas Lane & Alexa Moutevelis from Fox News Support Dave by visiting his Etsy shop at DesignsbyDandTStore Available for Purchase - Fiction: When Rome Stumbles | Hannibal is at the Gates | By the Dawn's Early Light | Colder Weather | A Time for Reckoning (paperback versions) | Fiction Series (paperback) | Fiction Series (audio) Available for Purchase - Non-Fiction: Preparing to Prepare (electronic/paperback) | Home Remedies (electronic/paperback) | Just a Small Gathering (paperback) | Just a Small Gathering (electronic)

Welcome back ATO Family We finally get to discuss an integral function in law enforcement and the criminal justice system, the Crime Scene Response Unit. Today's guest has a Master's degree in Forensic Science, currently working on Doctorate, and is a dedicated member of the Dallas Police Department's Crime Scene Unit. It is up to the trained crime scene investigator to take advantage of every scientific and technological development in forensic investigation in order to correctly analyze, retrieve and collect evidence from the scene of any crime. Crime scene analysis combines the human factor with scientific procedures and methods to interpret what has occurred. While the scientific evidence may speak for itself, it requires human understanding and voices to translate that evidence into a court of law in order to ensure that justice is always served. Today we are sitting down with one of Dallas Pd's Forensic specialists and someone who supervises our great Crime Scene Response Unit. She will walk us through their functions and shed some light on some of the facts vs myths of the job……..and we will also show how vital this unit is to investigations and prosecutions… Courtney Lozano welcome to the ATO stage….. Critical Incident Discussed: September 6th, 2024 The tragic death of Dallas Crime Analyst Carmen Michelle Fletcher. Michelle was killed in a horrific car crash in Fort Worth on 9/6/2024 at approximately 6:30 pm.

Broadcasting from Washington, we look back over Monocle Radio's coverage of the US presidential election, the future of democracy and the issues driving voters with experts and Monocle's own correspondents. Plus: A ride-along with the Dallas PD.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back ATO Family! Today we return with a true piece of Dallas Police history with the Great Kevin Navarro as we chronicle his amazing life and servant career. Kevin hired on with the Dallas Police Department in 1981 and remained in service until September 11th2012 and he laid the foundation for future procedures and trainings that have molded young and old officers for generations to come. Officer Navarro started patrol at the Southwest Division before becoming a Detective in Assaults then ultimately in the Dallas Homicide Unit where he would work during the deadliest years in the City of Dallas history.  During Kevin's stay in Homicide he saw a record number of homicides during the deadly drug wars as we saw the murder rate go over 500 deaths. Kevin made his mark and changed the landscape of training at DPD with years at the Inservice academy when he brought revolutionary training such as RBT, Surveillance school, Pursuit class, and the Art of Interrogation. These courses still are molding our men and women of Dallas PD, and many other agencies today. Sit back and enjoy a true piece of Dallas Police lore with a genuine man with a servant's heart. Critical Incidents discussed: The death and aftermath of Dallas Police Officer Gary Blair. EOW: March 20th, 1986. The passing of Sr. Cpl. Joey Fox on October 1st, 2018. Joey suffered a heart attack while off duty and his survived by his wife, Mary, and his children and stepchildren. Topics: Garden of Honor at Restland The Garden of Honor at Restland Cemetary once belonged to the family of my current employer.  It was donated to be used as the final resting place for any Dallas County First Responder who dies in the line of duty.  There is a monument in the center of the Garden envisioned and commissioned by Ray and Nancy Hunt. It has DPD and DFR uniforms affixed on the base of the monument with two angels on the top.  One is holding a DFR Fireman and the other a DPD Officers as they ascend into heaven.  This was Ray Hunt's creation.

This week topics Fan asks Yung Miami if she could sign his baby oil for him after Diddy was caught with Almost 1000 bottles Woman Gets Emotional After Meeting Her Kids New Stepmom Who's Also Her Ex-Husband's New Wife! "It Hurts to Know My Kids Have a Legit Stepmom" Court doc from Memphis legend Young Dolph murder case revealed bounties everyone from PRE had on them totaling $225K Key Glock had $50K on him Chicago rapper G Herbo says drill music and social media influenced Yns to carry guns and switches US port strike ends with an agreement for a 62% pay raise for workers, increasing their wages from $39 to $63 per hour. Akademiks claims that Cardi B allegedly cheated on Offset with a top NFL player. Rich Homie Quan says he created Gunna's flow on his new posthumously released song, "One of Quan." Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us" has been submitted for five categories at the 2025 Grammys. Starting next year, diners in California can smoke cannabis at certain restaurants, thanks to a new law allowing for “cannabis cafes.” Kansas City Chiefs' Star Rashee Rice's Mom Allegedly Caught Stealing from Neighbor Months After Being Arrested on Theft ChargesIs Big Sean the Ludacris of This Generation? Social Media Reacts! The Government/FEMA will be giving $750 to individuals affected by the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene. John Amos Wanted Daughter Shannon to Find Out About His Death w/The Rest of the World Publicist Says He Was ‘Concerned' She'd Turn It Into ‘A Circus' Kim Kardashian Demands The Release Of Menendez Brothers Who Were Convicted Of Killing Their Parents Rapper Project Pat is now a minister. He travels state to state preaching the word at jails and churches Rich Homie Quan's DJ says the only ones to blame are the ones who turned their back on him Couple is going viral for paying $1,100 to attend Chris Brown's meet and greet Jaguar Wright tells Piers Morgan that Jay-Z is just as much of a ‘monster' as Diddy Future seemingly disses YSL members who took a plea deal in YSL RICO case A 19-year-old Indiana man was sentenced to 189 years in prison for luring three men to a grassy field to show them how a Glock switch worked, then shooting them to death. Tupac's family has hired an attorney to investigate a possible link between his murder and Diddy. The boyfriend of Sexyy Red's friend says she doesn't look anything like Finesse2Tymes Diddy's Former Bodyguard Gene Deal Claims He Heard Usher Was Hospitalized Following Sexual Assault From Diddy Bobby Shmurda seems to have a little bit of tea about the Meek Mill gay rumors. Ray J Goes Off On Jaguar Wright After Her Interview w/ Piers Morgan: ‘You Wanna Take These Other N***as' Money & Not Show Love To The Community?' DDG has announced that he and his girlfriend, Halle Bailey, who is also the mother of his child, have broken up DDG goes off on Joe Budden and calls him an "old Fashion hater Nova got a BBL Drizzy Halloween costume. Someone told Sexyy Red her friend looks like Finesse2tymes Luke Bryan Weighs In on Beyoncé's CMA Awards Snub: If You're Gonna Make Country Albums, Come Into Our World & Be Country w/ Us A Little Bit' Popular TikTok star "Mr. Prada" has been arrested in Dallas after being wanted for k*lling his therapist and fleeing with the victim's car. His mugshot was just released by Dallas PD. He's being sent back to Baton Rouge to face a judge Jacquees's manager Rici said his mother wanted him to be with Dej Loaf and that was one of the issues Dreezy had when she was dating him.

Also, experts say the Dockworkers' strike would need to happen for a long time before it impacts people, and AG Ken Paxton announced that he is suing TikTok.

Plus, the man accused of killing Athena Strand wants trial moved.

AP: Corey Cobb-Bey is suspected of shooting and killing Officer Darron Burks in his patrol car parked outside an Oak Cliff community facility around 10pm Thursday night. Cobb-Bey then shot and injured officers Jamie Farmer and Karissa David who shortly responded to the scene, leaving David hospitalized in critical but stable condition. Cobb-Bey then fled by car torwards Lewisville where he was eventually shot and killed by police. Do you have any friends or family who serve in the police force How has this tragic event affected you?Support the show: http://www.wbap.com/chris-krok/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dallas police Chief Eddie García on Monday fired two officers who faced separate accusations of public intoxication and receiving pay for off-duty hours that weren't worked; Texas man begs state for his unemployment benefits. The state says he missed a deadline;  more than 2.1 million Texas voters are on the state's suspended list, three months before the presidential election. Voters should still be able to vote with a suspended status, but it will take an extra couple of steps; and urban wildlife comes alive as Dallas-Fort Worth goes to sleep Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Plus, the public could vote on a measure that could help combat Dallas PD understaffing issues.

During Memorial Day weekend of 2020, the peaceful town of Willington, Connecticut became the setting of a violent rampage with the perp leaving behind a trail of carnage, trauma, and destruction. A 6-day manhunt would follow. As police pieced together the mayhem, a daunting question emerged about the man responsible for all the chaos: why?  Follow Jami on Instagram & TikTok @JamiOnAir and join the Serial Streamers true crime TV club! Subscribe to Jami's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@jamionair Sponsors Posh Peanut: Visit poshpeanut.com/MURDERISH and use promo code MURDERISH for 20% off your first order.  Nom Nom: Visit trynom.com/MURDERISH for 50% off your no-risk trial box.  Green Chef: Visit greenchef.com/murderish50 and use code murderish50 for 50% off + 20% off your next two months. Ouai: Visit theouai.com and use promo code MURDERISH for 15% off any product. Dirty Money Moves: Women in White Collar Crime - Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dirty-money-moves-women-in-white-collar-crime/id1619521092. Lipstick & Lies - Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lipstick-lies/id1704189120?i=1000625570159 Missing person (Ruby Ibarra): Information on Ruby's whereabouts should be reported to the Dallas PD (214) 671-4268. Want to advertise on this show? We've partnered with Cloud10 Media to handle our advertising requests. If you're interested in advertising on MURDERISH, please send an email to Sahiba Krieger sahiba@cloud10.fm and copy jami@murderish.com.  Research & Writing: Alison Schwartz Visit Murderish.com for more info about the show and Creator/Host, Jami, as well as a list of sources for this episode.  Ad-Free episodes: Visit https://www.patreon.com/Murderish to join MURDERISH | Behind the Mic and get access to bonus episodes, ad-free episodes, and other cool perks. Listening to this podcast doesn't make you a murderer, it just means you're murder..ish. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Plus, Fort Worth Fire Chief says the investigation into the downtown explosion will be concluded very soon.

Dallas police are searching for Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice after a sports car connected to Rice was involved in a multivehicle crash Saturday evening; AT&T reported Saturday that personal data from millions of current and former account holders has leaked onto the dark web; former NASA astronaut José Hernández is coming to the AT&T Discovery District in Dallas for the April 8 total solar eclipse; two days after residents reported seeing murky water in a Garland creek, water clarity has nearly been returned to its “natural state,” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Topics discussed: Dallas Police searching for Rashee Rice Chiefs trade L'Jarius Sneed Chiefs sign Louis Rees-Zammit Chiefs and Royals making one last big plea to voters Reacting to new NFL rules Use promo code FARZIN for $20 off SeatGeek for first time customers! Follow Farzin on: Facebook Instagram X/Twitter TikTok Follow The Chiefs Zone on: YouTube Facebook Instagram TikTok

Diddy celebrated Easter over the weekend with a heartfelt post on Instagram of his youngest child amid dealing with a sex trafficking probe. Nick Cannon also had a eventful Easter weekend, celebrating alongside all 12 of his children, wearing a bunny suit. Tori Spelling broke the news to Dean McDermott that she filed divorce from him during her podcast. Rebel Wilson revealed in her forthcoming memoir that she believes Adele "hates her" over past size comparisons. Plus, Dallas PD are searching for Kansas City Chiefs' wide receiver Rashee Rice after eyewitnesses claim he fled the scene immediately following a massive car crash. Hosts: Wyld Young & Elena Mateus Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 41: Recorded December 13, 2023 "We all have the same goal in helping our men and women, whatever they need..." Officer Joe King, Dallas Police Department -- on the mission of the Dallas PD Wellness Unit and therapy Greyhound, Aussie Show Notes Joe King is a 27 year veteran of the Dallas Police Department. He spent almost two decades in one of the toughest beats in the department. Today, he serves his fellow officers in the department's Wellness Unit alongside other officers and a new four-legged partner, former racing Greyhound Aussie. Together, they work to provide counseling and support to police offers and other first responders suffering from PTSD and other mental health and personal challenges. Aussie has been specially trained as a police therapy dog. He is part of a pilot program in the United States between Greyhound Racing New South Wales (GRNSW), the US Fraternal Order of Police, and the Dallas Police Department. The Greyhound Adoption League of Texas (GALT) serves as the local support and training Liaison. Russ Feilen, International Rehoming Director for GRNSW, partnered with former marine and GALT Chairman John McQuade to initiate the pilot program. By day, Aussie visits different divisions within the Dallas PD and serves in outreach programs for the department. After hours, he lives the life of a retired racing Greyhound with Joe and his family. John continues to work with Joe and the Dallas PD to refine Aussie's therapy dog development. Meanwhile, Russ and the team at GRNSW are looking for the next candidate police department for these specially trained Greyhounds. In this episode, host John Parker sits down with Russ, Joe and John to talk about this unique Greyhound therapy dog training program for police departments. Russ shares some of the success of Australian Greyhound adoption to date in the United States. Joe and John talk about the Greyhound candidate identification process and training of the selected Greyhounds in the program. Links NEWS9 Story on Aussie (Website) Dallas Morning News Story on Aussie (Website) Greyhound Racing New South Wales (Website) Greyhound Adoption League of Texas (Website) Fraternal Order of Police (Website) Dallas Police Department (Website)

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Hello Everyyyboddyyyyy! Jake, Stone and Jorge review a beer from one of our favorite Dallas Breweries, "Manhattan Project Beer Company". We discuss the ongoing battle between Jorge and the Dallas Police Department and who is currently winning! We end the show asking Jorge which animals he could defeat before they defeat him!

24-year-old Catrina Mowrey was discovered dead in the trunk of a car in Dallas, Texas. It was June of 1985 and the only answers that Catrina's family were given, were that maybe it was a suicide. Or perhaps an overdose. Catrina's sister Deborah wouldn't stop asking questions and pushing Dallas PD for answers. She reached a new breaking point in 1993 when another murder would rock the Mowrey Family. Join Dawn and hear more from the relentless Catrina Marshall, the niece and namesake of Catrina Mowrey. This story of tragedy and injustice may be up to one person to make it right. _________________________________ Method & Madness is researched, written, hosted, & produced by Dawn Gandhi Sound Editing by moInspo Music by Tymur Khakimov from Pixabay Music by moodmode from Pixabay Music by Olexy from Pixabay ____________________________________ REACH OUT:  methodandmadnesspod@gmail.com CONNECT: Instagram Twitter DIVE INTO MORE:  MethodandMadnessPodcast.com ____________________________________ Sources are available on the podcast website. Thank you for listening!

Disappearances, break-ins, and a possible murder…at the zoo? On January 13, 2023, the Dallas Zoo discovered that a leopard named Nova had mysteriously disappeared. But their problems compounded when a pair of monkeys disappeared and someone (or something) killed an endangered vulture. What was going on?Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/badactspodPodMoth: https://podmoth.network/Ad: The Lost Signal - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lost-signal-podcast/id1465964518 Episode Source List:https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/dallas-zoo-death-escape-burglary-monkeys-leopard-rcna68947https://www.dallasnews.com/news/crime/2023/01/23/unprecedented-and-disturbing-dallas-zoo-says-death-investigation-of-vulture-ongoing/https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2023/01/24/vulture-death-leopard-escape-dallas-zoo/11111220002/https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2023/01/13/clouded-leopard-missing-dallas-zoo/11047658002/ https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/latest-suspicious-occurrence-dallas-zoo-two-tamarin-monkeys-are-missin-rcna68280https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/tamarin-monkeys-taken-dallas-zoo-found-closet-abandoned-home-rcna68512 https://twitter.com/DallasPD/status/1620464705985970177?s=20&t=9ygW6639xkUFNkHTG0QryQ https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/key-tip-aquarium-employees-led-arrest-suspect-dallas-zoo-incidents-rcna69124 https://abc7chicago.com/dallas-zoo-davion-irvin-burglary-tamarin-monkeys/12965193/https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/crime/man-indicted-dallas-zoo-monkey-thefts-found-incompetent-stand-trial/287-47de73c0-0268-49c2-92f0-fa78e31af380https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2023/02/08/davion-irvin-jailed-dallas-zoo-monkey-theft/11210540002/https://www.star-telegram.com/news/local/crime/article278777844.htmlhttps://www.dallasnews.com/news/obituaries/2023/02/25/remembering-pin/ Support the show

“Act Outside the Box”   Welcome back ATO Family   Today we welcome the Boss of Dallas PD back to the mic as we talk about the Dallas Police Department's mission in making mental wellness a priority.   Over the last couple of months Dallas has endured tragedies with officers taking their own life as well as losing officers to medical emergencies. Chief Eddie Garcia is here to talk about making his employee's health a priority and is dedicated to establishing a culture to come forward and get help more importantly, trust in the system. The first responder's world has long stigmas in Officers seeking help. We are very good at saving people but often do not make our own mental health a priority. Our mission is daunting, and change is intimidating but with a leader like Chief Garcia at our helm we have HOPE in changing a culture for generations of Dallas Police Officers. You are NOT ALONE! If you would like to see our policies for the Dallas Wellness unit, email us at ATOBridging@GMAIL.COM

Plus, Arlington GM plant will not be joining the ongoing Union strike and Dallas PD has a shooting suspect behind bars.

  Bart Kamp's website: www.prayer-man.com Book: Prayer Man: More Than a Fuzzy Picture by Bart Kamp: Paperback, Kindle How Bart got interested in the case If Oswald was the prayer man, then the whole official case falls apart The many mistakes and contradictions with the Dallas PD's investigation JFK Revisited: The Complete Collection Blu-Ray + DVD Rent/buy JFK Revisited: Through the Looking Glass: Showtime, Prime, iTunes, Vudu, Microsoft Rent/buy the documentary series JFK: Destiny Betrayed: Amazon Prime, iTunes, Vudu Video: "I'm just a patsy" - Oswald Why weren't the interrogations of Oswald recorded? Dallas PD captain Will Fritz couldn't get Oswald to confess but he couldn't break Oswald FBI changed testimonies of witnesses Bart to work on getting the files of J. Lee Rankin  

The Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) is responsible for all technology-facilitated sexual abuse and exploitation of children.  The ICAC squad is part of the Federal ICAC Program. This squad's investigations include but are not limited to: child pornographytechnology-facilitated sexual exploitation of childrensolicitation of a child  The Dallas Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force is part of a national law enforcement effort sponsored by the United States Department of Justice to protect children from crimes committed via the Internet through local and national efforts.The Dallas ICAC task force promotes internet safety awareness by offering classes to both children and parents.  These classes are tailored to the individual audience and discuss online dangers and proper use of the Internet with the goal of reducing the likelihood children will be exposed to the predatory activities of others.Welcome Sgt. Renfro  and Detective Goetz who share some great information for the listeners. Support the show

“A Front Row Seat to Life”  ATO Family today we are celebrating our milestone 75th episode with a true piece of Dallas Police and ATO history with David Rodriguez. David was born in 1948 and grew up in a segregated West Dallas and joined the Vietnam War right after high school. At this time Dallas PD had their recruiting doors wide open for veterans of this war and David walked right through those doors and into DPD's open arms in 1969 and graduated in academy class #107. He made his name as a legendary FTO in the Northwest Division and was awarded an award for Trainer of the Decade. At age 46 years old David wanted to try something new ventured to the growing Narcotics Unit to battle the deadly drug wars in Dallas in the 90's David fell in love with the high speed dynamics of the Narcotics Division and embraced this new role and this new war on drugs. But life being what it is- a series of intersecting lives and incidents, out of anyone's control changed David's life and career. In January of 1994, while executing a Narcotics Search Warrant. David was shot four times by a suspect and became paralyzed from the chest down. After a lengthy period of rehabilitation, David found himself unable to perform his duties and was forced to retire. David did retire from Dallas PD but he did not stop working. He recognized the need help his fellow officers who found themselves in similar circumstances and focused on his new mission. He helped Bill Carollo, Eddie Crawford and Tom Popken create the Assist the Officer Foundation. Sit back and listen to a true story of resiliency and determination.  Badge #2776 the ATO is yours…… Critical Incident:  January 1994 Narcotics officer involved shooting that left Detective David Rodriguez paralyzed.  

Plus, former Chief of Police of Dallas PD died after a battle with dementia, and TXDOT is are urging people to stay safe on the road.

Episode 73 Dallas Police Homicide Sergeant Jessica Criddle Welcome back ATO Family as we are extremely happy to welcome Dallas native, Homicide Sgt. Jessica Criddle to the ATO stage and pull back the curtain a bit on this amazing human's life. She attended The Booker T. Washington Highschool for Arts and studied dance. She then ventured to Sam Houston State and dove into Biology Pre-Med and Dance and graduating with honors in 2003. Jessica then began interning at the Medical Examiner's Office and was accepted into the Dallas School of Mortuary Science, but turned it down to join Dallas PD. After reading her resume, pre- DPD, I wondered how in the hell did the City of Dallas get such an exceptionally brilliant mind to work on the Dallas Police Department? The answer is simple…..She chose to serve this City. She has worked various assignments, including IAD, ICAC, Child Exploitation and now her current assignment is Dallas Homicide. Wherever she goes the lasting Impression she leaves on her coworkers is that they love her and would run into battle with her. There are so many layers to Jessica's “Why” in life and I encourage the listener to sit back and soak in the story of a truly fierce and incredibly unique individual that just happens to wear a Dallas Police badge. The theater lights are dimmed...the curtain is slowly rising and the stage lights are shining bright……….Jessica Criddle is center stage. Acronyms Used: PIU: Public Integrity Unit IAD: Internal Affairs Division ICAC: Internet Crimes Against Children

Join host Kirk Puckett and guests as they discuss the North Carolina Justice Academy's Leadership Institute Program, its history and success, and hear about the experience from Chiefs who went through the program. Guests include program coordinator Kevin Tingen, and Session II graduates Chief Robbie Walls (of Dallas PD), Chief Cary Jackson (of Dunn PD), and Chief Jeremy Humphries (of Leland PD).   Show Notes: NCJA Leadership Institute Chief Walls Chief Jackson Chief Humphries   We would love to hear from you! Do you have a topic idea for a future episode? An area of interest or issue you'd like to hear more about? Is there a training topic you'd like to hear different perspectives on? Let us know by taking this short survey! We are here for YOU!

Join host Kirk Puckett and guests as they discuss the North Carolina Justice Academy's Leadership Institute Program, its history and success, and hear about the experience from Chiefs who went through the program. Guests include program coordinator Kevin Tingen, and Session II graduates Chief Robbie Walls (of Dallas PD), Chief Cary Jackson (of Dunn PD), and Chief Jeremy Humphries (of Leland PD).   Show Notes: NCJA Leadership Institute Chief Walls Chief Jackson Chief Humphries   We would love to hear from you! Do you have a topic idea for a future episode? An area of interest or issue you'd like to hear more about? Is there a training topic you'd like to hear different perspectives on? Let us know by taking this short survey! We are here for YOU!

Episode 71 Dallas Police Assistant Chief Reuben Ramirez #7345  From Idea to Implementation  Welcome back ATO family and welcome on Dallas Police Assistant Chief Reuben Ramirez who commands the Tactical Support Division. The Units under his command include Dallas SWAT, Gang Unit, Narcotics Division, Fugitive Unit, Mounted, K-9, Traffic/Motors and the Helicopter Unit. He started Dallas PD in 1995 and went to the Southwest Division and quickly engaged in proactive policing with the amazing Southwest 4040's Unit. This unit made a reputation as being the go to team as the most effective crime fighters in that division. He has worked many units within the Dept that include undercover Narcotics, Major Crimes Unit, PIU, Internal Affairs, Crimes Against Persons Bureau Commander and now over Tactical Operations Bureau Commander. All of this experience, at different levels of command, different types of people, has helped Reuben grow as a person and a professional and also open his mind to a systemic issue in the American policing model in handling officers' mental health after long term exposure to trauma. Fast forward to 2021 Dallas Chief gave Ramirez an assignment to gauge the Dallas Police Department's overall approach to caring for their employees.   After several months of meeting, focus groups, and building a core team to help put his vision in motion the Dallas Police Wellness Unit was born. Just under a year in existence the Unit has seen early success and is continuing to gain steam to be the leaders and standard to change the mindset in its approach to first responder wellness. Chief Ramirez wrote a manuscript that was published in the International Association of Chief of Police (IACP) magazine on the implementation of the Dallas Police Wellness Unit for the month of May, Mental Health Awareness Month. In March of 2023 Reuben drafted Texas House Bill 3858 to incentivize other Texas Police agencies to create a wellness unit that proactively supports the mental health of their employees for years to come. At time of this episodes release it has passed the Texas House and Senate and is on its way to the Texas Governor's desk to sign. He also created Church Safety Ministry, after a church shooting in Southerland Springs Texas, to provide protocol to church members to survive if attacked.   In this episode we will break down this article and listen to Chiefs vision on how he wants this Checkpoint model to become infectious beyond Dallas County to help change a culture, break stigmas, and show vulnerability is not weakness in the policing profession. This episode begins with a story from over 20 years ago and by the time you finish it you will see that Reuben took a tragedy and is now implementing and idea to benefit generations of first responders.  Welcome Chief Ramirez to the ATO stage.   Link to the IACP article: From Idea to Implementation - Police Chief Magazine  

On this episode we look at Dallas attorney Carroll Jarnagin and his allegations of witnessing Jack Ruby and Lee Oswald meeting in the Carousel Club. We also look at national investstigative standards for crime scenes and see how the Dallas PD investigation stacks up to the standards.Support the show!http://www.silkcityhotsauce.com Enter Code - GUNMAN at checkout for 20% off your entire order!This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/1181353/advertisement

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Episode 67 Dallas Police (Ret.) Major Leroy Quigg ”It took God to close his eyes in order for him to see…” Welcome back ATO family and please welcome on a piece of Dallas PD history in Leroy Quigg. Leroy, curly top, Quigg joined the Dallas Police Department in 1992 and quickly volunteered for the Dallas Gang Unit, during the height of the rise of gangs in Dallas Texas. From 1993 to 2004 he was an enforcement officer for the Gang Unit. In 1997 he formed a gang intervention project called GI COP to further connect officers to the gang members and community to avoid recidivism. More importantly he wished to stop the violence in the gang world. In 2004 he became a Detective in the Gang Unit and stayed in this position until 2010 before he climbed the leadership ladder to Sgt.   Leroy has been a trailblazer in community policing in the Dallas Police Department as he created several initiatives such as “Enough is Enough” and barber shop talk called “Getting Faded with 12” to bridge divides with the community. He would sit in barbershops, in the roughest parts of Dallas, and welcome honest open dialogue with the patrons because he gained their trust not as Detective, Sgt, Lt. or Major Quigg……..He did it as Leroy. Leroy dedicated over 30 years to the City of Dallas and now he is enjoying retirement in Ohio taking care of his family. Leroy Quigg the stage is yours……..

Episode 60 Dallas Police Department's Bryan Candelaria #9294 and Gabriel Candelaria #9326 The Dallas Island Boys The Assist the Officer Foundation welcomes on the Dallas Police Department's identical twin brothers in Bryan and Gabriel Candelaria. Hailing from the 305, Miami Florida, they do embody the flavor of South Florida as they grew up in the fast- paced post cocaine cowboy era of Miami. They both gravitated to law enforcement as they grew up in a first responder family under the tutelage of the great Miami-Dade PD Legend Omar Carrillo.  (The ATO family will hear Omar's story on a later episode) In the true spirit of Greek mythology twin archers, Apollo and Artemis, they are identical yet very different in their approach to life and career. They moved to North Texas to begin their law enforcement career and joined the Dallas Police Department and started the academy in the same academy class. They hit the streets in different part of Dallas as Gabe went North and Bryan went South and both then truly began forming their own style of police work. Bryan chose “Chasing Dope” and Gabe gravitated to Intelligence led policing and finding his niche in undercover deployment. Like Artemis and Apollo both had a passion for the “hunt” of policing as they quickly became effective in just taking bad guys off the street to make the neighborhoods safer.   After leaving the Southeast Division CRT Bryan joined the prestigious Dallas SWAT to fulfill a life-long dream, following in Omar's footsteps and Gabe joined a team on the ground floor that would revolutionize the Dallas PD in ushering in the video age in the body worn camera program. This story is about two brothers, different in many ways, but equally genuine as human beings that pursued a calling and both succeeding in every stop they've had with Dallas PD.   Both are finally in leadership roles to be mentors and role models to help mold the future of the Dallas Police Department as Gabriel serves as the Lieutenant for the Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia and Bryan a Sergeant for the Violent Crime Task Force.   Sit back and enjoy laughter, inspiration, heartbreak and growth as we introduce the Candy Twins to the ATO stage.   Critical Incidents: Officer involved shooting in the Dixon Circle Community 7/24/2012 Hostage rescue with children on 2/9/2020 at 6000 Abrams Hostage Rescue Homicide/Suicide on 511 Highcrest 5/18/2020 George Floyd riots in downtown Dallas in 2020   Instagram: ato_bridging_divide ATODALLAS.org Contact us at atobridging@gmail.com #firstresponders #mentalhealth #policestories #firefighters #firstresponderpodcast #dallaspolice #police #dallaspolice #SWAT #305tillidie #miami  

Episode 59 Dallas Police Department Major Mark Harris #7877 ”The craziest rage I've ever felt in my life” Today the ATO crew is sitting with a genuine individual and true professional to discuss the “Charlie Brown Effect”. Dallas Major Mark Harris grew up in St Louis and found the love of his life Yvonne before joining the United States Marine Corp as he started his life of service.  From 1986-1989 he began his life in law enforcement as an MP for the USMC before he traveled to South Texas to work for the Bexar County Sheriff's Office until 2000.  In 2000 he joined the Dallas Police Department and has risen through the ranks up to Police Major and now commands the North Central Patrol Division.  Mark has had several events in his life and career that have defined him and also strengthen him as he endured the “Charlie Brown Effect”.  Every year at Thanksgiving Charlie would trust Lucy to hold the ball while he kicks it, and every year she would yank the ball away and Charlie would fall flat on his back. Yet Charlie still tries, every year, to kick that ball that Lucy holds.  Life can be that way for all of us…..Falling flat on our backs. However getting back up and being persistent is what can define a person and establish growth.  Throughout his career Mark never stopped trying to kick that ball and he is now a Major in one of the largest Police Departments in the country.  Even as a Commander he never lost his genuine kindness he has possessed his entire life as he always treats his troops with fairness, compassion, and support.  You can travel the halls of Dallas PD headquarters and you will be hard pressed to find anyone to say something negative towards Major Mark Harris. Special guest cohost Narcotics Detective Todd “T-Bone” Conway joins us as he is a longtime friend of Major Harris as well having a unique perspective as he was present when Mark was shot while running a Narcotics search warrant in the Pleasant Grove area of Dallas. Critical Incident: On 9/28/2006 at 9711 Pinehurst, Dallas Texas, Dallas Police Narcotics Division were involved in a shooting while they executed a search warrant. During this officer involved shooting Major Harris was hit with gunfire as his teammates returned fire at the barricaded suspect.  #policenarcotics #criticalincident #fallenheroes #police #narcotics #narcos #policeresponse

Episode 58 Dallas Police Homicide Unit Detective Andrea Isom # 9272 The Dallas Police Department's Homicide Unit is incredibly rich in history. The Homicide and Robbery Unit, under Captain J.W. Fritz, was considered the elite unit of the Dallas Police Department as it investigated high profile crimes like the Texas Eyeball Killer, the pastor Walker Railey, and the murder of President John F. Kennedy in 1963. Capt. Fritz created traditions and a standard in excellency that lives on today as they investigate the most egregious of crimes……taking another humans life. Penal Code Chapter 19: A person commits criminal homicide if he intentionally, knowingly, recklessly, or with criminal negligence causes the death of an individual. Today's guest continues the great tradition of putting together puzzle pieces and solving crimes that a victim does not get a chance to tell their side of the story.  She does this with her meticulous style and grace that has formed her reputation as being one of the best Detectives that works for the City of Dallas. Hailing from the great city of Kansas City Missouri Andrea Isom hired on with Dallas PD in 2007 and began working the streets in North East Patrol Division as a rookie street cop. After working as an Assaults Detective she fulfilled her dream of becoming a Homicide Detective. She hit the ground running as the City of Dallas has no shortage of violent crimes as she cut her teeth on training as she assisted on the high-profile Zoe Hastings and the murder of a local dentist. This episode Andrea details cases she worked on as well as the victimology aspect of putting together pieces of the puzzle to bring these suspects to justice to give the families and friends some form of peace. Detective Isom recently was awarded the Dallas Police Association Cop's Cop Runner-Up Award for the 2022 Officer of the Year. This award is voted on and given by her peers on the Dallas Police Department. She also is co-founder of the TAB7 non-profit organization that was designed to raise funds for the Homicide Unit for equipment and training that can be used for solving crimes. ATO family sit back and soak in the story of a true professional that sees and investigates some of this City's most horrific scenes and still makes time to bake her coworkers homemade cookies.

Episode 57 Bob Gorsky of Lyon, Gorsky, & Gilbert LLP. Texas Super Lawyer  When Police are put into a position to use deadly force or they have incurred an injustice they may have to make a phone call for help.  For over 45 years attorney Bob Gorsky has picked up the phone when first responders call in need of help. Members of the Dallas Police Association, Dallas PD's largest association,  and many other Texas Officer and Firefighter groups have had to make that call to Bob. Mr. Gorsky grew up in Buffalo, New York and graduated from the famed Southern Methodist University School of Law in 1978 and quickly began getting involved with the defense of Texas peace officer in the Dallas Area. He is the founding partner of Lyon, Gorsky, & Gilbert LLP and has responded to over 2000 critical incidents since 1983. He is believed to be the first attorney in Texas to regularly respond to officer – involved critical incidents. In addition to the development of the attorney's role in responding to critical incidents, he was the first to attorney to represent an officer at an Internal Affairs Division. (Circa 1985) He has passionately fought for the rights of first responders throughout his career and continues to do so to this day.   In this episode we detail some of those historic fights like the Ron Iscaro case that occurred on August 25th 1983 when Bob had to fight to create light duty positions for injured officers. Before this case there were no light duty positions for officers that were injured and unable to return to full duty. There has not been a major fight for Officers against the City of Dallas or the Dallas Police Department that Bob's expertise and true dedication hasn't played a role in those fights.   Thank you, Bob for all that you do and being our guardian and protector for our first responders. www.lyongorsky.com  Critical Incidents: On August 25th 1983 Dallas Officer Ron Iscaro responded to 1960 Toronto St. and was shot in the temple with a shotgun. Officer Iscaro was only 23 years old at the time of this incident.  

Hello ATO family On the eve of releasing the Great Bob Gorsky episode I want to drop our latest message from the host. This is no ordinary message as we are proud to sit down with a true first responder supporter in the creator of The Officer Next Door Page. The father of this page likes to remain anonymous so we will respect his wishes but his former Dallas PD friends and family know the real man behind the mask and know his true mission behind this great page. I met him when he arrived to God's Country, Southeast Patrol, and I saw that we were very like minded as we both loved putting away neighborhood terrorist. His work ethic and charisma helped him propel to the Dallas Narcotics Division and climb to the top of that unit to take on the “Lab Unit” which is still looked at as the cream of the crop in that Division. This message tells a little more about why he created his page, The Officer Next Door, and why he is committed to standing along side his police peers as he enjoys a new adventure in life. Sit back and enjoy this message as it just a “glimpse” of a great man,Officer, Detective, and incredible friend. Who is this mysterious person that runs this page??  Tune in to try and figure it out. And please wish him a HAPPY BIRTHDAY TODAY!!! THEOFFICERNEXTDOOR@GMAIL.COM If you would like to donate to the ATO please go to ATODALLAS.ORG. Any contribution will be greatly appreciated and it will go to our first responders. Keep listening….Stay Safe and we will see you soon. JK

The Dallas PD reported a big drop in murders and violent crime in 2022, but do those numbers include homicides where Dallas Police weren't even investigating. Rick brings on Sgt. Mike Mata, President of The Dallas Police Association, to discuss what is going on with all of this. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 50 Chief Doug Kowalski  Special THANK YOU to the ATO family and friends as we release our landmark episode in, fittingly, our Big 5-0. The Assist the Officer Foundation is proud to release our 50th episode and capture a true piece of Dallas Police and Texas law enforcement history in this story. Doug Kowalski moved to Texas and joined the Dallas Police Department in 1977, where he advanced through the ranks of Officer, Corporal, Sergeant, Lieutenant, Captain, and Deputy Chief. Chief Kowalski tells the story of the growth of the Dallas PD Narcotics Unit that went from only eight detectives in 1977 to swelling to over 100 during the 1990's bloody drug wars in Dallas, Texas. Chief helped sculpt this unit and saw incredible Dallas PD history, good and bad, as he witnessed unit success, corruption, and tragedy. During his Dallas career he commanded the Dallas SWAT Unit and oversaw the enormous task of implementing the 911 system in Dallas, Texas. His boots on the ground approach as a SWAT leader was evident when he found himself surrounded by a hostile crowd during the Dallas Cowboys championship parade, fighting for his life in the heart of downtown Dallas. After leaving Dallas PD he traveled North and began a new career in Mckinney, Texas to lead their police department and witnessed the department grow to three times its size under his command in over a decade of being the Mckinney PD's Chief. Now Chief Kowalski commands the Prosper Police Department and , again, is leading a department that is seeing massive growth in both city and PD. For this landmark episode the ATO crew welcomed back LT. Bob Owens, a 40-year Dallas PD veteran, to sit with his old boss and give his perspective on this incredible career. This duo has over 80 years of law enforcement service. Special Thank You to Misty Vancuren, Danny Canete, Josh Hertel, Randy Aguilar and so many incredible guests and guest cohosts to make this podcast happen. Critical incidents: Dallas Cowboys championship parade riot in February 1993. 1999 story of former Dallas Chief Terrell Bolton's demotion of 9 commanders.

Guy Hargreaves worked at Dallas PD and the Central Intelligence Agency before landing at DEA - the Drug Enforcement Administration. One of the strangest cases ever to happen at DEA involved the world's largest LSD lab hidden inside a decommissioned nuclear missile silo in the small town of Wamego, nestled in the Flint hills of north central Kansas. Taking out the lab reduced nationwide supply by over 90%. Follow the Yellow Brick Road and take a journey to Operation: Trip to Oz.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.