Woody always says there is good and bad in every profession. This weeks episode details how Woody gets one of the bad off the streets!  Stay tuned at the end of the episode to hear our sons band-- Tuff Luvr-- play their debut single "Cloud Nine" Promo'd this week is Criminal Prints   Support this podcast at â https://redcircle.com/real-life-real-crime/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
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The speaker debates with a person who believes that all cops are inherently dirty and untrustworthy, stating his disagreement and providing personal anecdotes about arresting cops.
A woman who works undercover for a child predator task force speaks about her conversation with a potential predator on the phone.
The speaker shares a story about a friend suggesting HelloFresh for more efficient meal preparation. The friend recommended meeting at a nearby Chevron station to receive the HelloFresh delivery.
An eyewitness describes a deputy who had just finished paid extra duty as tall, older, with thick glasses and reddish hair to the clerk who requested information about a guy that was in the store at a certain time.
The speaker discusses a case where a deputy showed up in a marked unit and attempted to have sex with a 15-year-old. The speaker also mentions the process for checking out extra duty details from the jail unit.
The speaker expresses outrage at Keith Nordyke, who has been watching the activities of old boys at Angola prison for 25 years, but was busted for trying to have sex with a 15-year-old.
A person threatens a crying correctional officer with a minimum sentence of four years and physical violence after accusing them of wrongdoing.
The speaker talks about how sometimes you have to stay in the gray area to get what you want, especially when dealing with confessions from criminals who are either too tight-lipped or operating in morally black areas like selling drugs or sexual abuse.
The speaker expresses gratitude towards higher tier patrons and reminds them to reach out if they have not received their benefits such as stickers or face time.
The Criminal Prints Podcast covers various criminal cases such as murder, abductions, and heists. Listen to them on multiple platforms or find them on Twitter at Podcast Criminal.