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Beyond The Badge — News & Politics
Beyond The Badge

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BTB #1 — Beyond The Badge: Mainstream Media’s Narrative About Police Shootings Oct 03, 2018
Show notes

This week on Beyond The Badge, Vincent Hill discusses two officers killed in Brookhaven, MS Saturday during a shootout with a convicted felon who was under house arrest as well as newly released body cam of an officer involved shooting in Baltimore last week. In Baltimore, the suspect shot at officers ten times, striking one officer three times. Luckily, his vest took two of the bullets but he was shot in the elbow.

In both cases, Vincent talks about the lack of coverage because it doesn’t fit the narrative. However, would the reporting of these two previously convicted been different if the officers were not shot even with shooting at police?

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Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, and now Google Play!

Follow Vincent on Twitter @VincentHillTV for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

The post Beyond The Badge: Mainstream Media’s Narrative About Police Shootings appeared first on Radio Influence.

BTB #1 — Beyond The Badge: Memphis Police shooting of Martavious Banks Sep 26, 2018
Show notes

This week on Beyond The Badge, Vincent Hill dives into the Amber Guyger situation in Dallas. Guyger is the Dallas Police officer charged with manslaughter for the shooting death of Botham Jean, an unarmed Black man who was in his own apartment at the time of the shooting. Vincent explains why no one should rush to judgment in this case as to whether or not she is lying about believing she was at her apartment and why the issued search warrant the family is upset about may just validate her story.

Also, Vincent explores the shooting of Martavious Bank by Memphis Police. The 25-year old Banks was armed and ran from police before being shot during an altercation. There’s a lot of controversy surrounding this case because authorities are stating he was shot outside of his house getting out of a car while Banks’ family says he was shot in the house. Vincent explores the case, asks why what Banks did to have law enforcement called on him is being ignored, and why the public is ready to assume the shooting was racially motivated when the officers name and race haven’t even been released.

This episode of Beyond The Badge is brought to you by Vivid Seats. Vivid Seats is an online event ticket marketplace dedicated to providing fans of live entertainment with experiences that last a lifetime. Go to the App Store or Google Play and download the Vivid Seats app. Enter promo code INFLUENCE to receive 10% off your first purchase with Vivid Seats.

Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, and now Google Play!

Follow Vincent on Twitter @VincentHillTV for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

The post Beyond The Badge: Memphis Police shooting of Martavious Banks appeared first on Radio Influence.

BTB #1 — Beyond The Badge: The Ultimate Sacrifice Paid By Officer Robert Kunze Sep 19, 2018
Show notes

This week on Beyond The Badge, Vincent Hill discusses his appearance on Fox and Friends from Monday and his take on cops sacrificing on a daily basis, just look at Officer Robert Kunze in Sedgwick County, Kansas who was shot in the line of duty Sunday while the NFL was kneeling and Nike and Colin Kaepernick were on TV.

Then, he goes into the Jason Van Dyke trial in Chicago and what it means to the city if he is acquitted.

This episode of Beyond The Badge is brought to you by Vivid Seats. Vivid Seats is an online event ticket marketplace dedicated to providing fans of live entertainment with experiences that last a lifetime. Go to the App Store or Google Play and download the Vivid Seats app. Enter promo code INFLUENCE to receive 10% off your first purchase with Vivid Seats.

Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, and now Google Play!

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The post Beyond The Badge: The Ultimate Sacrifice Paid By Officer Robert Kunze appeared first on Radio Influence.

BTB #1 — Beyond The Badge: 9/11 & Sacrifice Sep 12, 2018
Show notes

This week on Beyond The Badge, Vincent Hill reminisces on where he was on September 11, 2001, the thousands that died that day, and the hundreds who have died because of cancer since. Then, he calls out Nike and Colin Kaepernick, who was 14 years old when the attacks occurred, about what “Sacrifice Everything” truly means. Finally, he honors the ten officers who have died this year from “9/11 Illness” during the 10-7 segment.

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Follow Vincent on Twitter @VincentHillTV for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

The post Beyond The Badge: 9/11 & Sacrifice appeared first on Radio Influence.

BTB #1 — Beyond The Badge: Officer Matt Cooper Shot In The Head In Atlanta Sep 05, 2018
Show notes

This week on Beyond The Badge, law enforcement analyst Vincent Hill talks about Officer Matt Cooper, who was shot in head yesterday in Vincent’s hometown of Atlanta, GA. He discusses the incident, what happened, and how things got that far.

Vincent also touches on the ideology of “black privilege” and how it needs to stop, Rahm Emanuel not running for re-election as Mayor of Chicago, and jury selection in the trial of former Chicago Police Officer Jason Van Dyke that begins tomorrow for the death of Laquan McDonald.

Thanks for listening to this week’s show! Don’t forget to rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts and Stitcher!

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Follow Vincent on Twitter @VincentHillTV for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

The post Beyond The Badge: Officer Matt Cooper Shot In The Head In Atlanta appeared first on Radio Influence.

BTB #1 — Beyond The Badge: Ex-Texas Cop Convicted Of Shooting Unarmed Black Teenager Aug 29, 2018
Show notes

This week on Beyond The Badge, law enforcement analyst Vincent Hill discusses Tuesday afternoon’s verdict of former Balch Springs, TX police offer Roy Oliver. Officer Oliver was convicted of murder of 15 year old Jordan Edwards.

If you aren’t familiar with the case, Officer Oliver and his partner, Tyler Gross, were called to a house party where there was underage drinking going on. While in the house, the officers heard gunshots and outside. Oliver retrieved his rifle while Gross ordered a car carrying Edwards and four other black teens to stop. The car stopped momentarily and then drove forward to Gross. Edwards felt his partner’s life was in danger and opened fire on the car, hitting and killing an unarmed Jordan Edwards who was in the front seat.

Oliver testified that he felt his partner’s life was in danger. However, Officer Gross testified that he never felt in danger, never felt the need to pull his own weapon, and never felt his life was in danger.

Vincent explains why he believes Officer Oliver thought he had to use deadly force and what ultimately led to his conviction.

Thanks for listening to this week’s show! Don’t forget to rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts and Stitcher!

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Follow Vincent on Twitter @VincentHillTV for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

The post Beyond The Badge: Ex-Texas Cop Convicted Of Shooting Unarmed Black Teenager appeared first on Radio Influence.

BTB #1 — Beyond The Badge: Chicago Murder Rates Skyrocket Aug 22, 2018
Show notes

After another horrific weekend in Chicago that left 58 people shot and 6 people dead, there is no doubt that something has to be done in the Windy City to stop this insanity.

This week, TV law enforcement analyst Vincent Hill shares his thoughts on the five steps the city must make to take control of the situation.

Thanks for listening to this week’s show! Don’t forget to rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts and Stitcher!

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Follow Vincent on Twitter @VincentHillTV for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

The post Beyond The Badge: Chicago Murder Rates Skyrocket appeared first on Radio Influence.

BTB #1 — Beyond The Badge: New Policy In Sacramento & Michael Drejka Charged Aug 15, 2018
Show notes

This week, law enforcement analyst Vincent Hill briefly discuss why he is in agreement with the manslaughter charge finally levied against Michael Drejka in Clearwater, FL. Two weeks ago, Vincent went in depth on this case and how the killing of Markeis McGlockton was anything but “Stand Your Ground.” Earlier this week, the State’s Attorney’s office charged Drejka was manslaughter.

Then, Vincent discusses Sacramento Police Chief Daniel Hahn, who is the city’s first black Chief of Police. Hahn has come out with a new “Discourage Foot Pursuit” policy if it is “risky” based on the shooting of Stephon Clark. While crime will sky rocket in Sacramento because of this “appease the community” policy.

Thanks for listening to this week’s show! Don’t forget to rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts and Stitcher!

Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, and now Google Play!

Follow Vincent on Twitter @VincentHillTV for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

The post Beyond The Badge: New Policy In Sacramento & Michael Drejka Charged appeared first on Radio Influence.

BTB #1 — Beyond The Badge: Citizens Of Chicago Are Calling For Change Aug 08, 2018
Show notes

This week, law enforcement analyst Vincent Hill was a guest on Fox And Friends over the weekend where he discussed the situation around Karrar Al-Khammasi, who critically shot and wounded Colorado Springs Police Officer Cem Duzel Thursday. Al-Khammasi was known to law enforcement and immigration authorities due to his nine prior incidents with police. The story within the story of this tragedy is that Al-Khammasi has been scheduled for deportation in 2016 until a federal judge put a halt on his removal due to changes in the law.

Also, an anti-violence march in Chicago had citizens calling for the resignation of Mayor Rahm Emanuel because of the city’s horrific crime numbers. Chicago Police has reported 252 homicides and over 1,100 shootings in the first six months of 2018.

Thanks for listening to this week’s show! Don’t forget to rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts and Stitcher!

Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, and now Google Play!

Follow Vincent on Twitter @VincentHillTV for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

The post Beyond The Badge: Citizens Of Chicago Are Calling For Change appeared first on Radio Influence.

BTB #1 — Beyond The Badge: The “Stand Your Ground” Law, Trayvon Martin, & Markeis McGlockton Aug 01, 2018
Show notes

This week, law enforcement analyst Vincent Hill takes a long look at the “Stand Your Ground” law that was made famous in the Trayvon Martin case. With the documentary that premiered last night on Paramount Network and BET about the Trayvon Martin case, Vincent felt it was a good time to revisit the case.

The law is being spotlighted right now due to the shooting death of Markeis McGlockton in Clearwater, FL. McGlockton and his family pulled into a handicapped parking spot at a local convenient store when he was approached by 47-year old Michael Drejka, who had a reputation for being a local neighborhood nuisance. Drejka exchanged words with McGlockton and his family that led to McGlockton shoving Drejka to the ground. As you can see in the video, McGlockton was stepping away when he was shot in the side a few seconds later.

Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri announced that Drejka would not be arrested due to the “Stand Your Ground” law, which gives immunity to anyone in fear of their life to use lethal force to defend themselves.

It’s the same defense used by George Zimmerman in the Trayvon Martin case.

Vincent dives into that and much more on this week’s episode of Beyond The Badge!

Thanks for listening to this week’s show! Don’t forget to rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts and Stitcher!

Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, and now Google Play!

Follow Vincent on Twitter @VincentHillTV for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

The post Beyond The Badge: The “Stand Your Ground” Law, Trayvon Martin, & Markeis McGlockton appeared first on Radio Influence.

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