Marvin Morales

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Marvin Morales… I don’t like the title of this podcast, or the casters attitude in this issue. They have a decent cast, but in this one he certainly casts with a tone down on drug users. He must have some baggage from some asshole that happened to also use drugs.

https://www.patreon.com/posts/151-marvin-fool-123540200

The case of the other officer that claimed to have OD with very job related superficial contact, that’s mentioned in this episode, really seems to me to be a case where the officer intentionally used some of the substance they confiscated.

I really support and back all of the important and hard work so many amazing first responders including LE put into dealing with this. No easy answers still at this point, but clear progress is being made.

 

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Did anyone listen to this.. you don’t need to join.. just push play. It’s about a Cop that ODs on fent because the suspect he confiscated it from told him it was meth.

And this Pod Casters warning that this can get a disgusting is a fkn joke.. Dude your a true crime Podcaster that covers utter filth for a living.. I can’t believe a 12 hour stim fueled jerk off is so gross to this dude. Umm you know what you do for a living and the content you produce.. holy fuck true crime podcasters and listeners are fascinated by horror.. lol it’s not about what you all try and sell us… it’s “all about the victims” stories and really about coverage of very disturbing cases… that fascinate a bunch of us freaks,
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Former sheriff's deputy killed after police chase, accused of stabbing 11-year-old son to death

A former Sacramento County Sheriff's Office deputy was shot and killed Tuesday after he allegedly killed his 11-year-old son and led authorities on a freeway chase, according to officials.

www.latimes.com

 

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allot of content from the first episode. The Caster is much better about addiction and drug use in this one.

This episode also clearly shows the unnecessary fear that grips some Law Enforcement Professionals.

Here is the real deal and it’s more than likely that other instances of OD’s we’re because of extenuating circumstances other then an OD caused by skin contact or accidental inhalation.