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In this episode, a lighthearted cop story is shared as a break from the serious crime-related content of previous episodes. The host expresses his gratitude towards patron members for their support.
Law enforcement in Livingston Parish splits up between the east and the west side for law purposes. When a 911 call comes in on the east side for a firearm disturbance, police know to show up prepared because there's likely to be a gun, whereas on the west side, most of the time, there isn't one found.
The speaker describes confusion during a 911 call where the caller did not state the reason for calling.
The speaker discusses an inappropriate conversation he had with a man about his sex life and marriage, suggesting that the man should be grateful for any sexual intimacy he receives from his wife.
A man called 911 to report an emergency when his wife refused to have sex on his agreed upon night, leading the hosts of the podcast to heavily criticize his actions. They also discussed the bizarre request of another man who called 911 to ask the operator to force his wife to have sex with him after 33 years of marriage.