Broken Doors
The Washington PostWith a typical search warrant, police are supposed to knock and announce themselves. But with no-knock warrants, police can force their way into people’s homes without warning. This six-part investigative podcast from The Washington Post sheds light on how easy it is to plan, obtain and execute no-knock warrants — one of the most intrusive and dangerous police tactics. We explore the consequences ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Categories | True CrimeNews | ||||
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Police upended the lives of an entire block and killed a 63-year-old grandfather when they carried out a no-knock raid at multiple homes in St. Louis. But what did the police actually seize?
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This is what I call pussyfooting-journalism. The journalist was frustratingly timid in her interview with that dingleberry sheriff. Why not confront him with what she already had and knew? Why cater to his blatant lies and giggle like a shy schoolgirl when he behaved inappropriately (i.e., trying to grab her notes)? That was a cringe fest! For an investigative journalist from The Washington Post with an excellent lead, this was abysmal. I wish the New York Times had this story instead. They woul... more
Apple Podcasts1Mia.11
United States2 years ago - Trendy podcasts
The overall theme of this pod is pretty clear. Mostly agree with it. But, and there is always a but, this podcast has been overdone to try to get an emotional response from us and not really get to the underlying problem. The problem ; too many guns in the USA. In addition, drug use is rampant causing more emotional responses. I am not smart enough to have a answer for this but there are others who can. More discussion and suggested solutions needed. Hope so and hope soon.
Apple Podcasts3formet hoosierUnited States2 years ago I'm not sure how you tell these stories without dramatizing even a little bit simply because the truth here is so strange that it sounds decidedly like fiction! Time and again while listening I've asked myself whether I've seen this "movie" before or why the storyline seems reminiscent of a possible episode of "The Shield".
Podcast Addict42 years agoradiofreestuieI'm not sure how you tell these stories without dramatizing even a little bit simply because the truth here is so strange that it sounds decidedly like fiction! Time and again while listening I've asked myself whether I've seen this "movie" before or why the storyline seems reminiscent of a possible episode of "The Shield".
Podcast Addict2 years agoradiofreestuie- Dont Waste Your Time
Jenn Abelson is a phony.
Apple Podcasts1Fram12234United States2 years ago
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