Game of Crimes

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24: Part 1: Alex Collins and the Shootout with ex-LAPD cop Christopher Dorner Nov 22, 2021

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For nine days in February 2013, ex-LAPD cop Christopher Dorner went on a killing rampage. After being fired in 2009, Dorner vowed to 'get even' with anyone who wronged him. The results? Two innocent victims killed on February 3, one of them the daughter of a former LAPD captain who represented Dorner at his termination hearing. Dorner then ambushed an LAPD officer on February 7th, wounding him. One minute later, Dorner ambushed two Riverside police officers. One officer died and the other was severely wounded.

But Dorner wasn't finished. A final gun battle happens in Big Bear. Detective Josh MacKay is killed, and Deputy Alex Collins is struck five times. Near death, the story of how Alex survived and went on to fulfill his dream of being a SWAT officer defies the odds. Alex describes the events leading up to the shootout, his recovery, and what he's doing now.

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Special: The Hidden Dangers of Drug Legalization Nov 20, 2021

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Murph and Morgan give you an update on the Random Surprise from last month (link to story in the notes), and discuss the impact of drug legalization. We're not talking about whether it should be legal or not. Instead, we present facts and scientific research that highlight the dangers in teens, and some shocking results from veterans with PTSD.

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Loudoun County rapist's mother: It was an 'accident' and a real victim wouldn't 'sit there and take it'

23: Part 2: Luis Navia is Pure Narco Nov 18, 2021

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Luis Navia said there's no reason he ever should have been in the drug trafficking business. He grew up in a wealthy and privileged family who escaped Cuba and Fidel Castro just in time. Luis attended the best schools and universities. He had everything...but it wasn't enough. Over the next 25 years he ascended to the top ranks of traffickers, working with the most violent and dangerous organizations and people. He survived two kidnappings and avoided being arrested.

He was virtually unknown to law enforcement and only a small, inner circle knew who 'El Senador' actually was. That all changed with Operation Journey, a 12-nation global investigation that eventually ensnared Luis, landing him in a federal prison in the United States. This is one of the most inside-inside stories ever told.

Pure Narco is the story of Luis Navia - his rise and fall. Get your copy anywhere books are sold online.