A Tradition of Violence is a podcast about deputy gangs that operate within the LA County Sheriff’s Department. Host Cerise Castle wrote the history of deputy gangs in LA for Knock LA, exposing their 50-year reign of terror and murder.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime |
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Deputy gangs don’t seem to be going anywhere. In fact, their violence and influence seems to be growing. So, what is there to do to stop them? Doesn’t anyone care? more
Deputy gang members aren’t the only ones who are responsible for violence and corruption. Actions of LA County Sheriff’s Department personnel have led to unlawful arrests, devastating injuries, and even deaths. more
LA is home to the entertainment industry. Police agencies work closely with writers, producers and executives to create programming that puts them in the best light. These television shows dominate network programming, and influence the beliefs of th... more
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We need this information so very much. We can’t progress as a civilized society if we pretend that issues such as these don’t exist. Reasonable people understand that not all law enforcement is bad or corrupt, but the good ones who try to do the right thing need our support a lot more. Thank those officers for speaking up often at great personal risk.
Episode after episode and you can’t find a single person to give some sense of balance.
Such an important story to be told and. It’s unbelievable that this has been going on. Thanks for exposing this.
If you're looking for good feelings, this podcast is not for you. This podcast really highlights how bad the situation with bad cops, and people on other branches of justice system is. Extreme violence, threatening to kill to get a person to waive their rights, all kind of crimes committed as part of this, people dying or injured for life, criminal cop gang, sick dangerous criminals with badge and often complete immunity - no, it won't make you smile, but it's importantly informative!
This is done very well. It’s disgusting how corrupt law enforcement in America can become. I sure hope this can be used as an example of what not to let to happen in other large cities in our country. The amount of taxpayer money that goes to out of court settlements is astonishing, the amount of crimes committed by those with authority is more than criminal. LA sheriff’s are violent racist gang bangers with a badge who will lie in a heartbeat to cover up brutal beatings, shootings and murder an... more
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A Tradition of Violence launched 2 years ago and published 17 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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