Spotlight: Snitch City brings listeners inside the clandestine world of police informants through the story of one police department. Investigative reporter Dugan Arnett uncovers rampant misconduct and explores how, in a nation addicted to drugs, police have become addicted to informants.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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Categories | DocumentaryTrue CrimeSociety & Culture |
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Everyone involved in this show has giant massive balls! Much respect. They used their voice to actually say something. The truth. And this is the way it is everywhere- not just one city.
This was my sign to reach out. I’m from Miami Florida who was framed by leaving a 20 dollar debt in Sushi Sake and they framed me I didn’t have anything in my pockets until the 4 cop searched me then I was charged with possession. And I was telling them I was having a panic attack they didn’t care and the police just making fun of me Acting like as a criminal
So many of the things he says about CI’s is untrue. The word “CI” is no different than a witness. You can’t just do whatever you want because you have a CI. All the same laws apply.They need credibility, have to be named on a search warrant if there is no credibility. If it goes to a hearing the CO is revealed. And then to pretend criminal CI’s are victims of some sort so far fetched.
Well, I am born and raised and still live in the Whaling City and can honestly say I am not surprised. Nothing screams guilty like signing your own permit request to destroy records. C’mon man.
Seriously though, great podcast. I trust the Spotlight Team. I wanted more episodes.
Deeply investigated, interesting story. We need more like this.
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This podcast offers an in-depth examination of the controversial practices surrounding police informants and the systemic abuses prevalent within a specific police department. With a strong narrative anchored in investigative journalism, it unpacks the complex dynamics between law enforcement, informants, and the criminal justice system, focusing on real cases that reveal troubling truths about accountability and corruption. The stories often highlight the personal tragedies and societal implications that arise from these practices, creating a captivating blend of journalism and storytelling. Listeners can expect compelling narratives that not only detail individual experiences but also provoke larger discussions about ethics and morality w... more
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2. Carly Medeiros
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4. Frances Robles
5. Derrick Hamilton
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