Chapter
The Problems with Eyewitness Testimony in a Small Space During a Violent Crime
03:46 - 10:04 (06:17)
Eyewitness testimony during violent crimes can be unreliable due to people having different descriptions of the events that occurred. However, Chief Hunter Grimes of the Walker Police Department sheds some light on the situation.
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The detective planned to have a day off to enjoy, but received news of a dead body at the Popeyes and decided to investigate.
03:46 - 04:48 (01:01)
Summary
The detective planned to have a day off to enjoy, but received news of a dead body at the Popeyes and decided to investigate. The detective describes his partner, Jim Raffman, who was a detective and joined the Sheriff's Office in uniform patrol and won a Bronze Star for heroic actions in Afghanistan.
ChapterThe Problems with Eyewitness Testimony in a Small Space During a Violent Crime
Episode4: Christopher Pell Conclusion
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
Dispatchers use a unique code, "tack one is 1033," to prevent the clogging of communication channels.
04:48 - 06:49 (02:00)
Summary
Dispatchers use a unique code, "tack one is 1033," to prevent the clogging of communication channels. Tack two covers the east side of the parish and rural areas, where day-to-day traffic takes place.
ChapterThe Problems with Eyewitness Testimony in a Small Space During a Violent Crime
Episode4: Christopher Pell Conclusion
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
Eyewitness testimonies on small spaces like in the case of a violent crime is usually unreliable since different people could give diverse descriptions of the perpetrator.
06:49 - 10:04 (03:15)
Summary
Eyewitness testimonies on small spaces like in the case of a violent crime is usually unreliable since different people could give diverse descriptions of the perpetrator. Detective Chuck Watts and the Walker Police Department interviewed witnesses after a shooting occurred at a Popeyes restaurant.