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The hunt for Dylan Rounds #DylanRounds #CandiceCooley #Missingperson #FoulPlay BRIGHAM CITY — A young Box Elder County farmer remains missing three weeks after he was last seen just over the Utah line in Montello, Nevada, and a Box Elder County sheriff’s official said Thursday the case is an active criminal investigation. “We are looking at all avenues as to why he’s missing,” Box Elder Chief Deputy Cade Palmer said of Dylan Rounds, 19, who lived in a trailer at his farm in the Lucin area on the county’s western edge. “Our son did not walk into the desert and disappear,” Rounds’ mother, Candice Cooley, of Twin Falls, Idaho, said in a Facebook post. “His farm and everything he’s worked for is out there and someone knows something.” She said her son was last seen in Montello on May 27 and that his boots were found three days later behind a dirt pile about 5 miles west of his farm. The parents have offered a $20,000 reward for information about Rounds. Palmer declined to release further information about the

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Gloria Satterfield Murdaugh housekeeper to be exhumed #Murdaug # AlexMurdaugh #housekeeper #Gloria Agents from the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) said they have received permission from the family, through their attorney, to exhume the remains of Alex Murdaugh's former housekeeper, Gloria Satterfield. On Monday, a judge and court appointed financial overseers approved Murdaugh's $4.3M confession of judgment in connection to the death settlement theft scheme against the estate of Satterfield. SLED investigators said on Wednesday that they are continuing to investigate the circumstances of Satterfield's death, and had requested the family's permission to exhume Satterfield's remains as part of that investigation. On Friday, that exhumation was approved by the family. READ MORE: New info on Murdaugh housekeeper's death detailed in freshly filed insurance lawsuit SLED stated that "this is a complex process that will take weeks, not days. This investigation is still active and ongoing. As such

Gonzalo Lopez who's responsible? #CollinsFamily #Escapedprisoner #TexasCorrections #RobertHurstNew details have emerged revealing how convicted murderer Gonzalo Lopez escaped a prisoner bus in Texas and what he did before killing a family of five, police say. Lopez's escape last month triggered one of the largest inmate search efforts in state history as hundreds of officers scoured the wooded area where he was believed to have been hiding. Authorities say the fugitive killed a family in their Leon County home last week, and he later died in a shootout with police. Just days before he killed 66-year-old Mark Collins and his four grandsons, Lopez broke into a neighboring property, according to spokesman Robert Hurst of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. Collins and his grandchildren had been visiting the family's weekend ranch outside Centerville, Texas, located near where the inmate had escaped three weeks prior and within the perimeter police were searching following the escape, according to the Texa

This episode is a gem a true insight into the NYPD and what two retired Detectives think. Mark and Angel start off by discussing the recent murder of a Chinese food delivery man. Investigation revealed that the suspect Glenn Hirsch stalked the his local restaurant because he was upset at the amount of Duck Sauce that came with his food orders. Thirty one members of a White Nationalist group named "Patriot Front" are arrested after being stopped piled into the back of a UHaul truck and charged with "Planning to insight a riot" at an LBGTQ Parade, a great photo was taken of all them on their knees, dressed alike, with covered faces but what does that charg even mean? A 17 year old athlete gets killed in Ohio murdered by a group after a water gun incident. The LGBTQ NYPD Police Officer denied the opportunity to march at the parade in uniform. The annual Puerto Rican Day parade is back after a two cover hiatus. Drill Rapper from LA killed in a Bronx Pharmacy and much, much more. Support this podcast: https://pod

Guest Michael Alcazar is a retired NYPD Detective, Professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and frequent Fox News contributor. Tonights episode starts off with breaking news of another mass shooting. This one taking place in Maryland inside of Smithsburg manufacturing facility. Three dead one hurt, including a shootout out between the responding Sheriff and the shooter. The reality of "gun control". NYC Mayor Eric Adams talks a little to much but he's our only hope right now. Theres a nice moment where Mark tells the story of how Mike changed his life. Its another interesting, fast paced and funny episode. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/otcpod1/support

Mark and Angel are back after a Memorial Day hiatus. The conversation starts off about the Uvalde massacre aftermath. Media coverage have turned their focus onto the Police response. New York Governor Hochul has passed a new gun reform Bill. A shoplifter with 46 arrest in 2021 is thankful to finally be incarcerated so that he can get off heroin and cocaine for awhile. He felt like he was going to die in the streets. NYC has brand new subway ads promoting safe drug use. NYC has a new Gun Czar, what does that job description look like? A women runs over her cheating boyfriend after tracking him using Apple Air Tags and so much more. The Week in Crime and Policing continues to grow getting more informative and funnier ever week. Enjoy Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/otcpod1/support

Gonzalo Lopez the hunt is over, #GonzaloLopez #FugitiveEnforcement #nypd #escapedprisoner One of the most dramatic manhunts in Texas history ended late Thursday when a convicted murderer who had escaped from a prison bus last month was killed in a shootout with the police, hours after he became the prime suspect in the killing of five people at a home, the authorities said. The convict, Gonzalo Artemio Lopez, had been the prime suspect in the murders of four minors and one adult whose bodies were discovered on Thursday at a home near where he had escaped in May. The authorities said he had taken a vehicle from the home, a white Chevrolet Silverado, to drive out of the area. Late on Thursday night, police officers in Jourdanton, Texas, spotted Mr. Lopez, 46, driving the missing vehicle and disabled it by putting spike strips on the road, Jason Clark, the chief of staff at the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, told reporters. Jourdanton is south of San Antonio and more than 200 miles southwest of the area

Active shooter America under fire The 18-year-old gunman who killed 21 people at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, was not confronted by police before he entered the school, a Texas law enforcement official said Thursday, contradicting earlier comments from authorities and raising further questions about the police response to the massacre. "He walked in unobstructed initially," Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Regional Director Victor Escalon said. "So from the grandmother's house, to the (ditch), to the school, into the school, he was not confronted by anybody." A DPS representative on Wednesday said a school resource officer had "engaged" with the suspect before he went in the school. Escalon's comments came in a news conference that added further confusion to the timeline of Tuesday's horrific shooting that left 19 children and two teachers dead. The massacre marked the deadliest US school shooting in nearly a decade and was at least the 30th school shooting at a K-12 school in 2022. And it ha

h more funerals and visitations scheduled Wednesday for victims of the deadliest US school shooting in nearly 10 years, more changes in authorities' narrative of how the May 24 massacre unfolded in the South Texas city of Uvalde are emerging. The Texas Department of Public Safety, or DPS, now says the door the shooter used to access Robb Elementary was closed, though not locked, when he entered before killing 21 people there. That's a change from last week, when DPS Director Col. Steven McCraw said a teacher had propped the back door open and left it that way. On Tuesday, department spokesperson Travis Considine told the Associated Press the teacher did prop the door open but closed it once she realized a shooter was on campus, and the door did not lock. The department's press secretary confirmed Tuesday to CNN the AP report was accurate. Nineteen children and two teachers were killed after an 18-year-old gunman entered adjoining classrooms and opened fire. 'We failed these children': Agony is compounded by o

Justice Department to review law enforcement's response to Uvalde school shooting. #Uvaldeshooting Former NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton says it is “mind-boggling” how much Texas authorities mishandled last week’s school massacre. “I’ve never seen anything like it in all my years of policing,” Bratton said during an appearance on WABC 770’s “The Cats Roundtable” that aired Sunday. “I have so much anger at the moment at how mishandled this has been.” Bratton — who has twice served as the Big Apple’s top cop — said he was stunned that local Texas cops waited so long to enter Robb Elementary School on Tuesday while 18-year-old Salvador Ramos was inside killing 19 fourth-graders and two teachers. “To be hearing that some of those lives might have been saved. But a wrong decision was made apparently by a police chief with a six-person police force that was put in charge of the response to this horrendous incident,” he told radio host John Catsimatidis. “It’s mind-boggling and frustrating.” Bratton, who also headed

Fugitive Kaitlin Armstrong wanted in murder of cyclist Moriah Wilson: US Marshals #LoveTriangle Austin professional cyclist Colin Strickland apparently thought he was fooling his live-in girlfriend of three years, yoga teacher Kaitlin Armstrong. He snuck out to see a former fling — who was in town from San Francisco — early in the evening on May 11 and later texted Armstrong that he’d been off on an errand and his phone battery died. Armstrong knew better, police say. Video surveillance footage shows that one minute after Strickland, 34, dropped off his date, elite cyclist Anna Moriah “Mo” Wilson, a black SUV matching Armstrong’s pulled up at the apartment on Maple Avenue in East Austin where Wilson was staying. Wilson, 25, was found shot to death with a 9mm handgun multiple times later that night by her friend. According to the arrest affidavit, police believe Armstrong, 35, killed Wilson in a jealous rage, using a gun given to her by Strickland earlier this year. Neighbors wonder if the killer may even have

UVALDE, Texas (KXAN) — Public safety officials on Friday revealed responding officers for Tuesday’s Uvalde school shooting made no attempts to breach a classroom to rescue the children inside from an active shooter for about an hour, because it was believed the incident had turned into a barricaded subject call. The 18-year-old shooter with a rifle killed 19 students and two teachers at Robb Elementary School that day. $175K anonymous donation to pay for Uvalde funeral services, Gov. Abbott says Texas DPS Director Steven McCraw said during the time law enforcement was waiting to breach the classroom, children pleaded on the phone with 911 at least twice to send in police. McCraw explained at 11:31 a.m., the gunman fired shots outside the school, then entered the building at 11:33 a.m. and began firing into classrooms. McCraw said a teacher had propped open the door before the shooter came into the school, but it was supposed to be locked. McCraw said as many as 19 law enforcement officers gathered 20 minutes

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Mystery of star cyclist love triangle #KaitlinMarieArmstrong #AnnaMoriahWilson #ColinStrickland A Texas yoga teacher allegedly killed a professional cyclist who had previously dated her boyfriend before going on the run, authorities said. Kaitlin Marie Armstrong, a 34-year-old yoga instructor, is wanted for killing Anna Moriah Wilson, 25, who was found dead May 11 in Austin after she arrived from San Francisco to take part in a race in the city of Hico, the Austin American-Statesman reported. Armstrong’s boyfriend, pro cyclist Colin Strickland, 35, told authorities that he had a romantic relationship with both women, and had gone swimming with Wilson shortly before a friend found her dead on the bathroom floor from multiple gunshot wounds, according to the arrest affidavit. Strickland said he had a relationship with Armstrong for three years, but he had a fling with Wilson while they were on a break in October. A tipster told police that when Armstrong learned in January about Strickland’s relationship w

mark and Angel start off the show with breaking news. 18 year old Murder suspect Omar Bojang turns himself in the NYPD in regards to the shooting of 11 year old Bronx girl Kyhara Tay. The next story Mark and Angel discuss is the murder of Daniel Enriquez a 48 year old Goldman Sachs Banker who took the Q Train from his home into Manhattan when he was shot in the chest but an unknown assailant with no provocation. Eight sex traffickers are arrested and charged with the abduction of a 15 year old girl who attended the Dallas Mavricks game with her dad. She went to use the bathroom and never returned. A man "flossing his jewelry" is robbed of 10k worth of jewelry by two armed perps. Two different versions of the United Airlines fight between an agent and a ex-NFL player. Proof we are being manipulated on Social Media. Amish Buggy driver may have been intoxicated. Another fast paced show. Jam packed with compelling and hilarious antidotes. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/otcpod1/

Search for escaped inmate week 2 #GonzaloLopez #MexicanMafia #PrisonBus #Shackles #RobertHurst Capital murderer Gonzalo Lopez remains on the run in Leon County, now for a full week. There are still no confirmed sightings of Lopez or any evidence to indicate he escaped this area, according to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. Highway 7 still remains closed to through traffic. In new information from TDCJ, they discovered there was no other suspicious activity during the time Lopez was being transported from Gatesville to Huntsville for a medical appointment. Corrections officials determined he escaped his restraints and somehow was also able to cut through a metal barrier door to attack the driver. Other than that activity, they have no reason to think he hitched a ride or stole a vehicle after the escape. They are also making provisions for bad weather possibly coming this weekend. ”The department is making contingencies of getting rain gear for our officers, making sure everyone is well protec

Scott Baker is a former NYC Police Officer. After having to take an early retirement because of line of duty injury he moved to Hollywood to become an actor. After acquiring his Screen Actors Guild card he moved back to New York and built his second career. Scott is also a great Improv Comedian and is one half of the Baker & Mark comedy team. This is a funny episode and flies by. Loaded with Terrific insight into both professions. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/otcpod1/support