
Every good true crime story starts with a 911 call. Step into The Comm Center where experienced emergency responders take you from the actual 911 call audio and bodycam to the trial and verdict.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 150 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

A sitting sheriff was diagnosed with an acute psychological breakdown by his own doctor — 24 hours before he walked into a courthouse and shot a judge nine times on camera. The doctor documented it. The people closest to him had already warned the Ke... more
Something in this 911 call didn’t line up—and it started almost immediately. This case involves Caleb Flynn, a former American Idol contestant, who called 911 reporting a home invasion before being charged in his wife’s murder.At 2:31 AM, a husband c... more
A North Andover police officer was shot in the chest by a colleague serving a restraining order. He says she pointed the gun at his face. She says she put it to her own temple. There's no bodycam. But there are calls to the police department that tel... more
Drew was inside the Georgia Supreme Court on March 18, 2026 as justices heard oral arguments in Hannah Payne's appeal. Her appellate attorney argued that her trial lawyer made two fundamental legal errors — mistakes even the state doesn't dispute — t... more
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A relief to see these guys give an objective perspective of the Karen Read hoax. This is how Is should be. Keep it up guys 🙌
These guys work so hard on these episodes and do a phenomenal job on them. The research, the details, the constant humor... this is by far my favorite priest and dispatcher podcast!
Do you know what a dispatcher goes through? Recommend giving Commcenter a listen! Don’t let dispatchers just be “the calm voice in the night” they need as much recognition as our law enforcement and firefighters.
The hosts provide excellent, in-depth, insightful commentary on criminal cases that have occurred in the United States. They give it through the lens of a veteran police officer and veteran dispatcher all the while keeping an open mind to different points of view. They splice body and footage and real 911 calls to tell the story. I highly recommend this podcast for anybody who is
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For a former cop to think a 34 time felon is “spectacular” shows what’s wrong with law enforcement today. Bet they wouldn’t think so if he were black. No reason to listen to the Trump Humper podcast. GFY, hypocrites.
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This podcast offers a deep exploration into the realm of true crime through the lens of emergency response and 911 dispatch. Episodes frequently cover real-life cases, disassembling 911 calls and the subsequent judicial processes that follow. The hosts, both seasoned professionals in emergency response, provide insightful commentary on the intricacies of law enforcement actions, the challenges faced by dispatchers during high-pressure situations, and the broader implications these cases have on public perception of crime and justice. A unique aspect of this podcast is its focus on critical analysis of both media portrayal and real-life 911 incidents, making it an insightful resource for those interested in understanding the nuances behind t... more
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Recent guests on The Comm Center include:
1. Andrew Fleischman
2. Todd Gabler
3. Robert Joshua Grossman
4. Jen Zach
5. Katherine Loftus
6. Jeffrey LaCasse
7. Barb Oldrati
8. Drew Oldrati
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