Woody Overton (6:00)
Thank you, Patreon and Convicts, and thank you to our national sponsors and. And all that good stuff. All right, so let's get on some true crime time for this last week before Christmas Eve and which is like, I think next. I think it's a week from today, so. And it's the season, right? Sin came back from the store today with a couple more turkeys. She like gets like two every time she goes and more inject and getting ready to make me some savory treats. And I know they'll have a bunch of sweets and. But everybody's. This would be like the last full week. A lot of people take off next week and, you know, the week after and stuff like that. It's the holiday time. And right now the delivery services are so busy. You know, we shipped all our presents. My daughter and granddaughter out in California. And in packages being delivered every day I got, you know, every day I go. Go to my door and getting off deer stand or whatever. And there's something else from Amazon or WHO. FedEx or whoever in this story. I'm gonna tell you about this. You know, I can remember when you couldn't get shit delivered, right? When I was a kid and I wanted shipped for Christmas, we had the Sears and Roebuck catalog. I would dig through it. I'd spent days and probably months. Look at that. Reading the descriptions and circling what I wanted. And when my mother would have to order it through Sears and Roebuck, the store and the packages would get shipped to the store and then she'd have to go there and pick them up. Well, not anymore, right? You get instant shit. Now, a lot of y' all can get it in 30 minutes. You can't get it in 30 minutes where I live, but you still get packages delivered. And that developed a new breed of criminal, which are the porch pirates, right? Which if you have a Porsche, you are really a special brand of asshole. And I hate a thief. I'd rather deal with a murderer than a thief. But porch pirates, they are real, right? And they are steal your. And we're going out to Georgia. And in Georgia, a homeowner has been charged in the shooting of two teens who are suspected of stealing packages from his porch last week. Now, if you're a porch pirate, the very word pirate to me means there might be Some kind of risk, right. You know, you're going to plunder and rape and whatever. Well, you might get your ass killed. And if you come and you're stealing off my porch, you're going to get shot at. But I guess there's certain ways that you have to do it. And because in Georgia, Rakim Bradford is facing two counts of aggravated assault and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony and in the shooting of the teen boys who are age 15 and 16. So they said the shooting happened just before 3:30pm on December 11th outside an Atlanta townhome. They said our investigation has determined that we believe a property crime was occurring, that some packages were being taken off of the front porch, which is not uncommon this time of the year. And the homeowner did discharge his weapons to stop that. And that's according to Atlanta Police Chief Darren Shurimbaum. Now, responding Officers found a 15 year old with a gunshot wound to his right foot and he was taken to Greater Memorial Hospital for treatment. And a short time later, officers found the other team with a gunshot wound to his right arm. He was taken to the hospital in critical condition. Well, he should have gone to the hospital earlier. He probably wouldn't have been as critical. But early Friday morning, police said the teen underwent surgery and both teens are expected to survive. Well, they're lucky. In my world, the teens were suspected of stealing packages left on the porch of a home commonly known as porch piracy. Yeah, but you guess what, this dude's getting charged. And guess who, who's not getting charged. They have no charges against the teams at this time. I think that that's a little bit backwards, don't you? I get it. You know, technically you're supposed to be in fear of your life or whatever and if you defending your home at your castle, you have a right to defend yourself. Well, I think you have a right to defend your property. And the little are thieving your that you worked hard for and you shoot them in the foot and the arm. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know of a. Well, you know what A Saka county prosecutor in justice for Haley's case. Who, who knows what they're going to do. Maybe they'll charge him with double jeopardy again like they screwed it up in Haley's case. I, I, I think personally that should I'm glad the kids aren't dead, but I bet you it won't be stealing any more packages in the other thing. Public Service Announcement 9043 the when the Kids get out of school, I can tell you this from all my years in law enforcement. When the kids get out of school for Christmas break, your burglaries go through the roof, your vandalism goes through the roof. And as kids on holiday they got shit else to do and they're out there being little assholes, right? And that it's an extra busy time for the cops and, and all that, it just, it goes up, there's nothing you can do about it. And the same thing when they first get out for summer, right? The spikes Easter, it spikes whenever they get out of school. You know, hopefully they'll get together and go have a party somewhere and not be stealing people's. You know, you work all year long and I had so many cases I had to work like this. People come home, they have all their Christmas presents wrapped under the tree and, and everything else for their kids. And in these little break in is still everything they work for all year. You get shot in the arm, you get shot in the foot. To me, I think that this is a necessary shooting. So there you have it, this next story, I told you about it many years ago, but let me give you a little bit of conclusion. And again, it's disturbing. It goes to the way no respect for life and the way people feel about cops and everything else. And we're going out to Sin City, Vegas, Las Vegas. And two Las Vegas men who are accused of using a stolen car to intentionally hit a retired California police chief in August of 2023. They finally had had their day in court and they are. So Jesus Ayya, who's 20 and Yasmere Keys is 18. They agreed to separate guilty pleas in Aya, who was 17 at the time, was sentenced to 20 years to life behind bars and Keys, who was 16, got 18 years to life. Additionally, a who was driving was hit with another two to ten years for battery. And y', all, this is according to the New York Post. They said the probes not only have to live with the fact of him being killed in this manner, they had to have been shown what their family member went through. That is a completely different level of pain. According to Judge Jacqueline Bluff and, and she said there's no excuse for what you two have done and the damage and the pain you have caused. They also said that to approach children, they got to do the victim's impact in court. Before the sentence was read in quotations, one of them said, I can't help to think that maybe we wouldn't be in this situation if the defendants had one parent like my father, as according to Michael Prose, in the moment I learned of his death, all I could do was scream and yell. It felt like my heart was just torn into pieces. Our family is forever changed, and the emotional trauma will forever haunt us. Now, retired top cop's daughter Taylor said that a and Keys took away her father's chance to walk her down the aisle is this. You know, murdering him is just the gift that keeps on giving in a bad way for the rest of their lives, right? But she said he'll never have the opportunity to walk his girl down the aisle and give her away. He'll never have the opportunity to hold his first grandchildren, and that's because it was stolen from him. Now, pro's widow, Crystal, she said that Aya and Keys made a choice, and that choice destroyed my family. Andy was stolen from me in an act so cruel, so deliberate, that it not only shattered my heart, but the heart of everybody who loved him. Losing him did not just break my heart, it broke the foundation of my life, right? And then this murder people, those are real people. And this guy spent his entire life protecting and serving and got mowed down for no reason. Hey, y', all, I want to take.
