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Fatal Shooting on City Bus
15:02 - 21:36 (06:34)
Abdul Rahman shot and killed a younger man after a squabble on a city bus, which reportedly started due to Rahman's harassment of passengers.
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The narrator recounts a day in the life of a legal professional who is constantly receiving updates on various cases, including aggravated vehicular homicide, rape, and felonious assault.
15:02 - 16:48 (01:45)
Summary
The narrator recounts a day in the life of a legal professional who is constantly receiving updates on various cases, including aggravated vehicular homicide, rape, and felonious assault.
ChapterFatal Shooting on City Bus
EpisodeSerial S03 - Ep. 5: Pleas Baby Pleas
PodcastSerial
A shooting incident on a city bus where an older man killed a younger man was captured on security cameras.
16:48 - 19:26 (02:38)
Summary
A shooting incident on a city bus where an older man killed a younger man was captured on security cameras. The shooter had reportedly been harassing passengers on the bus before the incident.
ChapterFatal Shooting on City Bus
EpisodeSerial S03 - Ep. 5: Pleas Baby Pleas
PodcastSerial
The city buses in Cleveland have multiple cameras to prevent crime; however, recently Abdul Rahman, an older man, who looks homeless, committed a crime on the bus, which is recorded by these cameras before he gets caught.
19:26 - 20:17 (00:50)
Summary
The city buses in Cleveland have multiple cameras to prevent crime; however, recently Abdul Rahman, an older man, who looks homeless, committed a crime on the bus, which is recorded by these cameras before he gets caught.
ChapterFatal Shooting on City Bus
EpisodeSerial S03 - Ep. 5: Pleas Baby Pleas
PodcastSerial
The story of a tragic incident, where a man named Mr. Rachman got shot by another passenger following an argument over his smell on the train in LA County, and how the rise of public transit policing cannot necessarily solve the situation.
20:17 - 21:36 (01:19)
Summary
The story of a tragic incident, where a man named Mr. Rachman got shot by another passenger following an argument over his smell on the train in LA County, and how the rise of public transit policing cannot necessarily solve the situation.