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IN GUEST: Wake County police officer, Arthur O'Brien. O'Brien
makes t-shirts to help raise funds for spouses of slain
officers. contact
for t-shirts O'Brien is also president of FOP local
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GUEST:
Randy Dishong, Contract security in the Middle East. Ex-
military and DEA investigator has just returned from a years
work talks about "Blackwater" incident in Iraq
where 4 americans were killed and bodies desecrated.
CHILD
ABUSE ISSUE
Nicole
calls in regarding, her 6 yr old daughter, Kayla's death.
Sad story about a child's life falling through the cracks
in the Onslow County Department of Social Services system.
Story
about Wake County Prosecutors withholding evidence in trial
that convicted a young man and sent him to death row
Discussed
police attitude to public
Talked
about how not to be a victim by staying alert
Talked
about the death of Mark Street and how the media covered
the story
APRIL
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CHILD
ABUSE & NEGLECT
Guest
Wanda Neidig - Asst. Director of Social Work with
the New Hanover County Department of Social Services. An
extremely informative session the first half of the show.
Several
case studies were brought up. One in Cumberland County and
a couple in Onslow County.
The
Kayla Allen story was also brought up and again we heard
from her birth mother, Nicole Allen late in the program.
We
discussed the 206 page PERF Report that was issued to the
City. Talked about how it came about, where it might lead
us and why it is so important.
We also looked into Durham's "SMURF" Report. A
7 page document that the City of Durham paid $46,000 for.
May
1st
TALK
ABOUT MORTALITY
We
discussed the high rates of death among officers. Stress,
environmental toxins, homicides, accidents and suicide are
all problems that plague law enforcement officers in higher
rates than any other professions.
We
also hit on the EX CON who "a-l-l-e-g-e-d-l-y"
kidnaped, raped, robbed a Wilmington brother and sister.
He should have not been released from prison, or so we say.
May
8th
NATIONAL
POLICE WEEK
This
week's show topic was the National Police Week observance.
This is the time of year we honor all law enforcement officers,
especially those who have fallen. Several of our officers
have traveled to the weeklong gathering in Washington, DC
Visit
the above site to see photos of the 187 murderers facing
death and look at their past run ins with the law by clicking
on their sentencing history, several of these murderers
have killed before.
May
29th
MEMORIAL
DAY WEEKEND FREE FOR ALL
Every once in a while we open phone lines up, the entire
show, to talk with you about your concerns.
This
week we talked about traffic, traffic tickets, stop light
cameras, drunk driving, domestic violence, murder, victimization,
the jail, court room tactics, and hostage situtaions.
Recent
news items we talked about include the "lie" UNCW
student and murder suspect Curtis Dixon told administrators,
the arrest of Carolyn Futrell regarding the murder of Kayla
Allen, as well as news of the Wilmington Police Department's
search for a new Chief and the controversay over the Civil
Service Commission appointments.
June
5th
BOLO
- Murder suspect on the loose
This
week's show was mostly keeping our listeners aware of a
murder suspect on the loose. We frequently gave out the
vehicle descriptions and plate numbers.
We
had a few callers voicing their disappointment with the
city's selection of finalists for the Chief of Police position.
The concern was there was a lack of serious effort to include
a local candidate in the search.
Recent
news items were discussed. Naked drive thru customer at
Bo-Jangles. Gunshot victim we nicknamed "ricochet"
who was shot for the third time this past week. Salute to
a fallen officer from the NHSO back in the 1930's.A tip
of the hat to Lt. Detective Morgan of the Raleigh Police
for coming back from retirement to finish up a murder investigation
that just got new leads.
June
12th
Domestic
Violence
With
the two recent murders of UNCW students by men they had
accused of stalking them has caused a serious concern for
protection.
We
reported on the Walk to Remember event to "Stomp out
child abuse" in Jacksonville earlier today. This brought
up the issue of child abuse and Marc had just recently gone
on a call to a residence that had two toddlers left alone
in a house over night. His discription of the living environment
was vivid in it's detail of a discusting house that literally
will take your breath away.
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