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True Crime Time For November 10, 2025 | Justice, Medical Betrayal, and Corruption in Plain Sight
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Foreign this episode of True Crime. Time for Monday, November 10, 2025 and I'm Woody Overton and I'm rolling solo again. The bride is doing what she does and cannot be in the stud studio today. And that's all good. Been many a time that she covered for me and fans covered for me and everything else, right? So that's the way that ball bounces, y'. All. It's getting cold outside and had a quart of firewood delivered and fill up the whole screen porch and temperatures dropping as we speak. The wind's blowing like, I don't know, 20 miles an hour. Of course I'm recording a Sunday evening and it's just that time of the year. My favorite. Not so much for some other people in hashtag just for Bradley hashtag just for ao. I dropped the episode. I think we dropped it on Sunday because it was late this week where Justin Charbonneau and Morgan Baggett had a long another long drawn out conversation. So take from it what you will. The a lot of discussion on that one. Yeah. The I'm just a disseminator of information, if you will. The let's talk about justice. All right? You can't do something to get justice. That is illegal, okay? The it's called fruit of the poisonous tree. Now wouldn't it be great like if I had a main suspect, let's say Ms. Barbara Blunt's case or Bradley straight case, whatever. I had a main suspect and I just knew I had all this information, right? And I knew this person was guilty. Well, let's say I go kidnap this person and I take them and lock them up in a room and just torture the shut out of them until they confess, right? I broke the law. Kidnapping, torture, all that false imprisonment, what have you. Even though you get this confession and you know they did, and you know you're right in in in your passion for justice that you know you're right, but it's still wrong. There are laws for a reason, right? So anything that person tells me in that confession is illegal. They give me every single detail, tell me where the body is, the whole nine yards. And guess what? In law enforcement, you go use that.
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Information Anything you get off that information.
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If you find the body, if you whatever murder weapons, you get confessions from other people that are let off things that this person told you, guess what? It's all poisonous fruit of the poisonous tree. Because you started even though you where whatever led you to get to that point in investigation, once you commit that first illegal act, that is the poisonous seed. And whatever you get, whatever grows in that poison sea is rotten and you can't use it. All right? And plus you get your ass in a crack and so don't do it. Do not break the law to try to get justice. I'm in these cases, we have time on our side. Meaning, yeah, you know, like Bradley's case for example, it's been six months in the but it's been six years since he's been murdered that you don't have to break the law to get justice. It will come. And that happens by keeping on the pressure and keeping on the pressing forward and making those people sweat and pressing forward and getting other people to come off the fence and give the information. That is enough. And unfortunately in this case it can't be just probable cause, which is 50% plus one. It's got to be beyond a reasonable doubt or no law enforcement agency is going to touch it. Right. But you can't do anything illegal. People don't do it, don't do it. It's going to up your whole life. And even if you had the best of intentions, it couldn't be used anyway. Makes sense anyway. I don't know. I hated the but I, I, well, the passion for justice, man, if there's people that I could actually torture, I know this did this, but I can't prove it. Right? I know if I could get him alone in a room and cut his nuts off or something, he's going to tell me the truth. But you can't do that, all right? And I used to teach the young guys, if you and a bad guy are dancing and you don't have them exactly correct. Meaning like let's say you stop them and you get the search and you can't find whatever, it's okay, you don't have to plant shit on them or do whatever, let them go, they will continue to be an asshole, you continue to be the cop and one day your path's going to cross again. And on that day, when your paths cross, the song or the music that's playing, it might just be your song and you get to dance and make the justice come. Does that make any sense? Can't force it. People can't force it. Got to play within the guidelines of the rule or suffer the consequences. And that's just a fact. So the. Anyway, we'll leave that alone and let's get out some true crime time for Monday. Monday, Monday, Monday. Oh God. So thankful that I have this career and, and the ability to not have to go in and clock hit the clock every day like I did for all those years. Right. So it's time for effed up professionals. Let me tell you something and I, I don't think I've ever talked about this before. Let's talk about hospice, right? And holy. This past year I've had to deal with so much of it. One of my best friends from growing up, they told me that he was sent home on hospice and then somebody else went through and then turned out he was dead. Right. But then I the in his memorial they thanked the hospice staff, right. Well, my father unfortunately died just over six months ago and he ended up having to have hospice in the end. And they were simply amazing. Okay. I think, you know, takes a really, really special kind of person to work homicides and child rape cases and stuff like that. I also believe 1000% that it takes a really, really special person to work hospice because you know there is no win in the end, right? The person is absolutely 1000% going to die. You get sent home on hospice. If they tell you it's a month, you might make it 29 days. Right? But so shout out to all the hospice workers out there for real, I love you and but except for this, all right. And we're going to Massachusetts and yeah, these hospice people are their nurses and stuff and they try to make you as comfortable as you can and everything else. Well, in Massachusetts they had a registered nurse who was caring for a non verbal hospice patient was caught replacing the patient's liquid pain medication with household cleaner. Now think about that. This person, my daddy's last hours, all they, you know, like the last two days all they would do is give him some morphine and I mean he wasn't awake, right. And it's horrible, it's horrible thing to see but I hate to see you know the stuff that you have to hear and stuff while that's going on and they assure you, look, they're not suffering. That's just know it just bothers you. They don't feel it and well, probably not because they were giving a lot of morphine, right? This bit, this person is taking the liquid pain medication. It's going to be morphine and replacing it with household cleaners. Court federal prosecutors. So now the feds have come out with an indictment charges against the nurse, whose name is Lori Robertson and she's of Salem, New Hampshire. They charge of one count of tampering with a consumer product. I'm pretty sure if you feed somebody drain cleaner and you're still in their medicines, there's a lot of other charges that could be there. But continuing. Federal authorities arrested Robertson, who worked at a long term care and rehabilitation center in Ansbury, Massachusetts. They got her on October 31st. She pled not guilty at an arraignment on. On Halloween Day. So McClatchy News tried to reach out to Roberson's attorney for comment on November 3rd, but they did not receive an immediate response. But at, at the Ansbury care facility, Robertson was in charge of several patients and had access to their prescribed medications, including opioids. And this is all y'. All, it's the whole world's. I'm talking from the Miami Herald. And then they're quoting the Boston Herald and McClatchy News and everybody else said, I mean rightfully so. This patient, this story deserves coverage. On March 31, while treating the hospice patient who has dementia, which is what my daddy died from, paranoid dementia, Robertson is accused of tampering with their liquid oxycodone. Same thing as morphine, basically, right? Pain pill. That's when I was in the hospital, they were swapping out between morphine and oxyus every two hours. So with the brucellosis, the oxycodone is an opioid meant to treat severe pain in patients. Y'. All, I know they had the opioid crisis and people used to go pill shop for these oxys and like that rocks, as they called them on the street, that don't work. It's not. If you're in bad pain like I was with the brucellosis, literally laying there dying, the. It would, it would take just enough of the edge. You didn't get high. It took enough of the edge off the pain where you could be not crying and curled up in fetal position for like 45 minutes. But then as soon as it started to wear off, I was begging for more. And I hate pain medicine. But these people, they deserve it. They're dying from dementia. They get to the point where they can't eat, can't do anything for themselves. And if those last couple days you get in this to give them some comfort in peace and some type of dignity in their last moments of life, Right. So Robertson, according to the indictment, removed her patient's oxycodone with a syringe, then put a household cleaner in the medications place. And they say what type of cleaner y' all will just. We will say drain. The diamond says that Robertson, with reckless disregard for the risk that another person would be placed in danger of death and bodily injury and under circumstances manifesting extreme indifference to such risk, did tamper with with a consumer product that infected interstate commerce. Sounds like some federal legal jumbo for we got you for open up a package of Drano to inject it in a patient instead of cleaning your sink. Anyway, Robertson has been released on certain conditions ahead of an initial status conference which is scheduled for November 24th. But her releasing conditions include not using alcohol or controlled substances and participating in a substance abuse treatment program. And she is also prohibited from working somewhere that would allow her access to prescription medication. It's crazy. The town of Ansbury. And I didn't know this is about 40 miles northeast from Boston. So the up professional. Yeah, man, that happens. Look, I had the. The polygraph contract with the Louisiana Physician examiner's ward and the nursing board and the people that would get put on certain types of probation or whatever with the board, they had to test with me to make sure they weren't violating probation. Holy. You wouldn't believe some of the these people did now. I guess because they're doctors and nurses and the different stuff they did that it's a little more shocking, but still into the medication. It's a common deal, man. Addiction knows no, I don't know. What do you say? It knows no class, it knows no race. It knows no how wealthy you are. Whatever you get addicted, you're in this. Lady, I don't understand. I mean, I guess you got to go through the motions. That's why you inject the shit in there. I don't know why. Don't just steal it. Anyway, there you have it. All right. Another thing so relevant in the world today. Terror. Terror. Terror. Terror, right? Fucking mass shootings, terrorist attacks, whatever, since 9, 11. And of course, they had some before then, but this is just for everyone that you hear about. There's probably a hundred of them that they stop. And I'm gonna tell you about one now. There's two men that face federal charges for planning an ISIS inspired Halloween attack in the U.S. possibly on the scale of the 2015 Paris terror attacks that in. In Paris, they killed 130 people, y'. All. These two, they're so commonplace now, right? We forget about them like the one on New Year's Eve and y Cindy and I were down there within a couple weeks of that the week before super bowl and walk right past that same corner. I mean, it's terror, right? And it happens so commonplace now. It's like school shooting. It's like in one ear and out the other.
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But an FBI raid on Halloween warning says they stoned the neighbors in Dearborn and this is in Michigan y'. All. And actually Dearborn is the second safest city in Michigan and home to the highest concentration of Arab Americans in the US Now Muhammad Ali I'm pretty sure not related to the Boxer and Mahi Mahumid faced charges of receiving and transferring and attempting and conspiring to transfer firearms and ammunition and knowing and having reasonable cause to believe that the firearms and ammunition would be used to commit a federal crime of terrorism. This is on the criminal complaint they said quotations Our newly unsealed complaint reveals a major ISIS link terror plight US Attorney should have should have done Pam Bondi's voice It was a the the Attorney General Pambani said Sal do her voice according to the clients Subjects had multiple AR15 rifles, tactical gear and detailed plans to carry out attack on American soul and she then thanked all the officials for burden attack and back to quotations before innocent lives were lost right if convicted, Ali and Muhammad could face up to 15 years in federal prison and a $250,000 fines. That's that doesn't really equate for me but Muhammad's attorney William Bill in Quotations swore. SWR told CNN his client and Ali are both 20 years old, but he declined to provide any additional details. CNN asked Ali's attorney for comment after the criminal complaint was released Monday and then he ain't saying dick so they have a detention hearing for today Monday, November 10 and Ali and an unidentified juvenile were planning to conduct a terrorist attack in the United States on behalf of the designated foreign terrorist organization isis. That's what FBI agent wrote in that criminal complaint. And they are. They. They talked about the communications on an encrypted app that these two were doing because they were going to kill all as many of us as they could. So they dive into deeper. Further investigation revealed that Muhammad and others were co conspirators in the plot. Ally purchases a shotgun. You want to be on the business end of that. An AR15 style rifle and multiple accessories including a forced reset trigger that allows a shooter to increase the rate of fire in a semi automatic weapon. Y'. All those are called bump clips or bump settings and I think Jay Snar just did a video on one that they recovered in limits to Paris a couple weeks ago. It takes a. If you have 16 rounds in in your magazine that's not called a clip that's in the movies but any magazine and won the chamber you got a fire. It goes like a fully automatic. This stupid. It's meant to kill a lot. How about that? There's no reason to ever have one of those unless you're going to do a mass shooting. So Muhammad also bought an AR15 style rifle and more than 1600 rounds of ammo that could be used in the AR15 style rifles and that he and Ally had purchased. Y' all. They have videos. Not videos. Pictures of it. That's a. You think you. You don't think about ammunition and because you see these movies where people are shooting non stop and da da da da. That that's a lot of ammo. 1600 rounds is a lot. Okay. So the going on in addition to meeting in person Ali, Muhammad and the juvenile and co conspirators chatted online sharing extremist and ISIS related materials that encourage attacks similar to what they planned. According to FBI, Ali and the juvenile discussed when to conduct their attack when and they. They had set it for Halloween. The pair said that they were going to do the same thing as France. Right. In a conversation with co conspirator included a mention of someone potentially going to Paris for 2015. How about that right. The I. I think a days like man walking on the moon or whatever. Yeah really good things. These are thinking about the days when they killed 150 plus people in a. In a cowardly attack. So the agent took this reference to the multifaceted terror rampage in France which killed at least 130 people. And ISIS claimed responsibility for those attacks y'.
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ISIS also claimed responsibility for a 2016 mass shooting in Orlando, the massacre at the Pulse nightclub which was popular with the LGBTQ community which killed 49 people. I don't care if you're gay or straight or white or black or green or yellow, whatever, or French. You don't. Nobody deserves to go out in public and be gunned down because somebody else has got some crazy ass ideas in their head, right? And these people aren't insane. They just hating the hate you talk about. I hate racist people. I hate people like this that kill from and use religious excuse. It's crazy. Ali, Muhammad and the juvenile travel to clubs in Ferndale, Michigan escorting FBI. They said all three of these clubs are located on Woodward Avenue near East nine Mile. Many of the clubs in the bars in this area intentionally attract members of the LGBTQ + community. That's my. I guess they want to make a statement, right? They want to kill people of whatever sexual belief. So they said. In the pre dawn hours of Halloween, residents of the quaint Michigan neighborhood were jolted awake by the blast of detonate smoke bombs and a voice shouting in Arabic. This is the FBI. We have a warrant. All residents inside, come out with nothing in your hands. One man yelled from an armed federal before armed federal agents stormed the home in the Detroit suburb Dearborn. Shortly after FBI Director Cash Patel said on X that thwarted a potential terrorist attack and arrested multiple people in Dearborn allegedly plotting the violent attack over the Halloween weekend. So considered to be the heart of Arab America, Dearborn is home to the largest concentration of Arab Americans in the United States and has frequently faced Islamophobic and hateful remarks. Abdullah Huma, the son of Lebanese immigrants, became the first Arab American mayor of Dearborn when he was elected in 2021. I mean, it's crazy. The members of the community, including neighbors and attorneys for the people taken into custody, said they are skeptical of the allegations. Well, I can tell you what you won't be when they play them all because the feds don't around. I mean they are not coming unless it's locked stock and barrel. They said one of the neighbors is Lara Ifrin who says his Dearborn community is a close knit, peaceful place where everyone looks out for each other like family. Have any LGBTQ plus clubs or however you say it are from? Was woken up Friday morning by his sister telling him FBI agents were outside. He heard two bangs he described as so loud they sounded like bombs and gunfire. Well, Mr. Irfan, that's because the FBI is coming to get these people who they have a wealth of information on. They know they have shotguns, they have fully automatic pistols, they have AR rifles. They intend to kill more, at least 130 people, if not more on Halloween. Right? That's called a flashbang. Before you enter that apartment, you're gonna throw those flashbangs. And yes, they're loud, they will blow windows out, but it's. It'll knock the snot out of your nose. But it's meant to incapacitate these people so these officers don't get killed while doing their job. But Mr. Efron goes on, he says I washed and shocked as the FBI agents surrounded the house two doors down. And he said to his knowledge the house was home to a family of seven, a mother, a father and five sons. At the sound of the FBI's command, the residents stepped out of their home with their hands behind their back. And for hours afterwards, agents followed in and out carrying materials to gather evidence as the Michigan State Police cordon off the surrounding streets. All according to Mr. Irfan who said this you know doesn't happen in his neighborhood. But two people were arrested and threw out his question. Two law enforcement officials with knowledge of the case told CNN this on Friday. Their angels ranging from 16 to no more than 29. And Amir MacLeod who represents Ali told CNN then on Sunday three people were arrested and two were questioned. And whatever this quotation said, we are confident that once the facts were reviewed objectively it will be clear there was never any planned mass casualty event or coordinate terror plot of any kind. What they're attorney until CNN the two law enforcement sources told CNN about a reference to Pumpkin Day an online chat about an ISIS inspired attack and shooting range visit to practice high Speed reloads with AK47 so that they got a place where they're going to the yeah she hone their skills if you will before they kill out probably all the kids on Halloween or maybe gays, I don't know. They said the reality here involves a small group with lawful interest in recreational firearms, not a terror cell or organized attack. All firearms were legally obtained and registered this quarter. Attorney immaculate I tell you turn immaculate your defense attorney you got to say what you got to say but you're your clients were so Attorney Hussain Bazi who said he is representing another suspect that who is arrested in the raid told CNN the Pumpkin Day reference may have been an online gamer chat that was misinterpreted. Pretty fucking sure it's not. But you'll get your day in court. The FBI told CNN it was conducting law enforcement activities in the cities of dearborn and nearby Inkster, Michigan, but has not responded to CNN's request for additional information. The commissioner Patel said on one expose he and he applauded the FBI for crushing our mission to defend the homeland. Yet he gave no explanation or evidence for the claims, you know, of the full terrorist plot, blah, blah, blah. And this story just keeps going on and on. I'm getting off of it. But you know what the this day and time you think about, there's. There's way too much Look y', all, God knows there's. There's good and bad in law enforcement everywhere, right? But this day and time the feds come blow up your and they find you with these automatic weapons and you've been making the chats probably with an undercover agent on, on their end, right. Even making these chats about, you know, you're going to kill them on Halloween and you went and visited the. The clubs of whatever sexual orientation that your targets. Yeah, you're but the, you know, I always ask ask myself on those. When you're working these investigations, how long do you let it go before. Look, I mean, what if you get the date wrong and you're watching them and you just letting it. Well, I know what they're doing. Same thing I'm doing in Bradley's case. They're letting it. The evidence pile up. Right, but how long do you let it go before these people, I mean, what if they get the dates wrong is what I'm saying. What if they go a day early and the FBI is not ready and then all those people, the patrons of those clubs get killed? I don't know. It's crazy. So. All right, let's do another story and it's time for effort of professionals, y'. All. Let's talk about teachers and principals and school and all that. Ah, pretty much. Sure. Now I actually know I was. I was the baddest one coming up in school, right. I was always in trouble but not for anything bad. Not. Not killing people or doing whatever. Just. Just being a general pain in the management's ass because I didn't care about school. All cared about was sports and drink beer and chase girls. Right. My principal, well I got some pretty funny stories about that principals over the years in the I. They had no love for me, I can assure you but they also were kind of scared of my daddy. But the let's go to New York City, okay. And a queen principal Queens. The borough principal who counts former Jay Z manager Damon Dash and his wife as close pals turn her school into A slush fund for friends. And this is Cordinal whistleblow in charge now. Nisha Jackio of P.S. 35. I guess that's Public School 35. Nathan Woodhull and Hollis has spent tens of thousands in taxpayer funds to buy books published by Pals, hired others as consultants and boldly touted their brands on a sprawling lobby mural that is practically a billboard, according to staffers. Quotations says it absolutely blows my mind that she is still allowed to run our school. And a faculty member said of the principal who took PS35 principalship in October 2020. The Special Commissioner investigation for the city schools has been probing complaints about Jacko spending more than three years. All right. They said the case is still open and therefore the SCI cannot comment.
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But officials have not accused Jacko of any criminal wrongdoing. And the SCI issued report in 2022 faulting Jacko for granting excess over time to a teacher she favored. Which cost the taxpayers $10,500. Right. The independent agency referred three other complaints to the city department of investigation to look into. Jacko's closest associate included Dash, who is Jay Z's ex business partner and co founder of Rockefeller Records and Dash's wife Raquel Horn. And Dash is a contribution controversial figure who ever came drug dealing in the sheath and he recently filed for bankruptcy to avoid a five million dollar lawsuit and debts. But the this teacher, y', all, she bought 500 copies which retail for 14.95 each in paperback. This Jack Host book, there's nobody in the world's gonna buy, right? And it's called Dusko Goes to Space. I mean, it's like, okay, Jacko, write that. I don't know how much money that is. 14 times that. It's not that much. But the. I mean, whatever. And so in 2022, the school bought similar boxloads of horns. First book, that was the Dustco Goes to Space and. But the other one, that's another 1495, 500 piece. McKenzie give the school a budget. I mean, a discount. They said there's a budget for them to buy books, so why is it a problem? And the. They tested the books first and found them beneficial. I bet they did. So I think it's a racist thing. And she's even being look and scrutinize. It's just because she's a black woman that has good reading scores from her kids and gets more for her money. She's trying to help these kids learn how to read well. On the state reading exams last year, 40% of the PS35 students. Her students in grades three to five test proficient below the 47% citywide average. So you're not doing such a good job deal there, Jacko. And it just goes on and on, Jack. I used school funds to pay Poppyton LLC 10 grand in March of 2022. It was, you know what? She bought T shirts. The purchase were T shirts. And this is what Dash said, adding or that he sold the clothes to Jacko at cost so she could get more for her money. What a great guy. And it just goes on and on. And you know what? People are so stupid. I. I don't get it. I'm going to put that story the. The just all walks of life and I guess as human beings get greedy and want to make a profit, right? And it's not like you're making millions of dollars, but it is what it is. Sorry if I bored y' all to death with a shitty principal story. All kinds make the world go around and, you know, I guess I've been kind of easy on y'. All and stories today, not so many murders and all that stuff. But this one, this one has a rape in a rape for a different reason. I guess you would. So we're going to Minnesota. I like Minnesota, man. I like it up there. Wisconsin. Minnesota. I like the. The nature and the people. Just pretty fucking cool. I had a great time especially going to Minnesota for Monday night Football. But in Minnesota, a man was arrested after authorities say he was he attacked and raped a woman who was walking on a sidewalk. All right. Just 4 8pm On October 28, a woman was walking on the sidewalk when the man ran up from behind, forced her off the sidewalk and sexually assaulted her. This according to Ramsey County Sheriff's Office. Sexually assault. Y' all is right. The woman told authorities that she was talking to a friend on her headphones when a man covered her mouth and he told her he tripped and fell into her. This court of court document Shaw. The woman said he pushed her on the ground, told her not to scream. She tried to yell out to her friend to call 911 and tried to get the attention of cars that were passing. But the man overpowered her and raped her. Solid quarter doctors in the in quotations, she believed that she was going to die. After the attack, the woman ran to a home to get help. She was taken to a hospital to be treated. Now, you know, told y' all a bunch of times that's a really shitty process. And I mean, raping, rape is bad, right? But then you got to go to the hospital and pretty much get violated again by the. It's not the sexual assault nurses. It's not their fault. They have a job to do to collect evidence which ultimately leads in convictions. But it's just a horrifying experience for a man or a woman to be right. So deputies and K9s searched the area and the Ramsey County Sheriff's office turned to the public for help in identifying the suspect. Well, guess What? They found 21 year old Tristan Allen Laritz and arrested him. In the interview with investigator, Laritz said he saw the woman walking and watched her for about five minutes. He said he rode past her on his bike so he could ambush her. Laris told investigators that when he saw her walking, he said it since I'm a virgin. Come on, y'. All, really. Larry said he raped the woman for 15 minutes next to the sidewalks as cars passed by and he did not seem to care that he was assaulting her in public. This court unquote. Records said you can't find a case that rattles community more than a criminal sexual conduct with a stranger. Jeff Rodmeicher, who's on the sheriff, said Laris is charged with one count of criminal sexual conduct and if convicted, he faces up to 30 years in prison. Laritz, I am pretty sure that's your explanation to the investigators. Basically you're saying that this woman's walking alone. You watched her for a few minutes, I guess you were horny and you did whatever but the, the moment you told investigators hey you know what, I jumped off my bike and I attacked her. And I, I said it because I'm a virgin. I'm about to rape this woman. You go into prison homie, and I hope they give you prison justice. The only thing they hate worse than chomos and in people who abuse the la in prison or rapists, they call them tree jumpers. Right? And you sir are a idiot. Hey they when you get to prison I'm sure you're. You're an anal virgin too. They let them take that and it's not going to make it right but it is what it is. It's time for effort of professionals. Kind of odd but not funny that I was talking about yeah that nurse professional earlier who was injecting the person, the dementia patient. What have you up professional. Right. Well we're going to South Carolina and the high sheriff in South Carolina is facing decades in prison after he was called blowing thousands in taxpayers funds on not like this other lady. Not on T shirts and books and stuff for her her peeps, right. This sheriff, it's not funny. This sheriff use the taxpayer funds on cigarettes, fast food, Internet games and pain pills. Right. Former Spartanburg county sheriff Chuck Wright, who's 60 years old, y', all, he's four years older than me, admitted Thursday to using a county provided credit card to to fund a what he's calling a depressing years long spending spree. And this according to the local case CRG. Now that included buying nearly 100 packs of cigarettes which are like $10 a pack now right at the Dollar General store. Well at least he's trying to save the taxpayers some money. And he spent $1300 in app store cell phone games like Ramp Car Jumping, Hunt Wise and Royal match. Wow, you 60 years old. He also believed in. Check this out. My family would love this. He also blew $5,000 at restaurant restaurants like Fuddruckers which I haven't had that in forever. They have the fire ass hamburgers and my family's favorite Chick Fil A which I never really even eaten. But along with purchases At Best Buy, CVS Pharmacy and Sirius XM Radio, they said in total Wright spent more than $50,000 in taxpayers funds on frivolous personal expenses between 2017 and 2024. But I'm not done yet. Worst of all, Wright and a man he hired, his name Lawson B. Watson who was 63. They worked together to steal at least $80,000 from the sheriff's office benevolence fine. Which was intended to support the county's police officers, y'. All. That really means it's intended to support their families after they've been murdered or died in duty or whatever cause it may be. He used blank checks from the benevolence fund to pay a drug dealer for painkillers. I mean, you stupid. And he. And even kept and consumed about 150 pills given to the police as a part of a medication disposal program, right? Oh, yeah, that's a great idea. Let's have a turn in a gun day today. And. And you know, you get a 25 gas car, well, they turn it in or they turn in the medicine and you just keep it all. You, sir, are an idiot. So they said fighting corruption is what we should do in law enforcement. According to U.S. attorney for the District of South Carolina, Brian Sterling. He said this out because. So y' all write the sheriff pled guilty, right? And he said this. I'm sure they offer him a sweetheart deal. They said nothing makes a law enforcement officer matter than seeing police that cross the line, y'. All. Right? The high sheriff who spent all this money. And I just can't imagine just. It just blows me away. Kind of like when I was talking about the beginning of the day that some people think that or they don't think that. I. I can't comprehend that you think you're gonna get away with this at some point, like I told you, the music is gonna turn and you're gonna dance with the powers that be. And it may just be their song. And then, as in the case of Sheriff Wright here, he. That day came and he says in quotations, I squander that dream job through my actions. And for that I simply asked the people of Spartanburg and my brothers and sisters in law enforcement to forgive me. That's what he said in court. And he pled guilty to numerous federal corruption and wire fraud charges and faces upwards of 20 years in federal prison. And he owes hundreds of thousands of dollars in restitution. Me, man, that. I can't. I can't get my head around that. Cigarettes, video games. And then let me call up. Hey, excuse me. I'm call up my local drug dealer real quick and I'm gonna give him blank checks from the. The sheriff's office Benellivance or the police association. Benella's fine here. Just fill it in for however, you know, whoever you want to make it out to, cash, whatever, it doesn't matter. But give me those pain pills and Because I am the high sheriff and I'm untouchable. But let me tell you this. Nobody's untouchable. You the doesn't mean that they always answer for the crimes when they happen. It just means they'll continue to be an asshole. The people who are ultimately responsible for stopping this kind of shit, they'll dance again another day. Right? And that goes for anyone talk real quick about the threats being made against me and the. It's just fucking stupid. It's unbelievable, right? And the state of Louisiana, you got a year from the date of somebody commits a crime against you to charge them with it. But there's other things that I'm looking at also. And I'm going to simply going to do what I have to do. And you say that you're going to do X, Y and Z to me when I. When you see me in burning Paris. Well, okay, you do that and we'll see how it works out for you. Everybody has to answer someone. No one is untouchable. Everybody thinks that corruption is never going to be checked. And it's just not true. It's just not true. Sooner or later, the worm will turn, the song will change, and the good guys, it'll be their tune that's playing. Right? That's it. Got no more for today. And I'm Woody Overton, your host of True crime time for Monday, November 10th. Happy birthday again yesterday to my oldest. To our oldest, Caitlin Michelle. I love you and love and appreciate each and every one of y'. All. Please continue to call in your tips. This is simply the craziest, I can't say the craziest I've ever been involved in, but it's the most complex and wide ranging thing. Cases. Brad. Hashtag just for Bradley. Hashtag just rayo. Hashtag just for Haley. That lady, sorry, excuse my French. That D A in Cobb county. She still hasn't called and set up the meeting. Sonya Allen, or whatever her name is, hashtag just Ms. Barbara Blunt. One day I'm gonna keep saying until it happens. One day you are going to call in the tip and be the straw that broke the camel's back. But I got nothing else. But I love you and I appreciate you. Thank you, thank you. Thank you for everything. Lifers rule. And I'm Woody Overton. I holler at you later. Peace. Foreign.
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