John Palmer and I discuss the mistakes that State Trooper AlKatib made when coming out to the tragic scene where John and his wife were struck by a drunk driver. Please support the cause: Visit justiceforkatiepalmer.com or follow on Twitter @for_palmer to stay up-to-date on the case and view videos and evidence gathered by John and supporters

In this episode, Diane Goldstein (from the Law Enforcement Action Partnership) and Katherine discuss qualified immunity, a topic that many have heard of and may not know much about. Follow Law Enforcement Action Partnership on Twitter @PoliceForReform or on Facebook @lawenforcementaction Good Apple Police Spotlight sources: Police1 Website Organ donor information: organdonor.gov Diane's social media: @dianegoldstein

Mexican Americans and other people of color faced harassment and mistreatment from the LAPD during the mid 40s as well as into the 50s. This episode touches upon the 1943 Zoot Suit Riots, as well as the Bloody Christmas beatings in which officers battered several Mexican American inmates in an LA County jail. Support A Few Bad Apples with a one-time donation: buymeacoffee.com/afewbadapples A Few Bad Apples is in partnership with Crawlspace Media Network: www.crawlspace-media.com Support...

Arthur McDuffie was riding his motorcycle when he was suddenly chased and then tackled down by several officers from the Metro Police Department in Miami, Florida. His case sparked riots in the streets because the people of Miami were fed up with the racial tensions and police brutality. A Few Bad Apples is proud to be a part of Crawlspace Network. Visit www.crawlspace-media.com to check out all the amazing shows. References available at: afewbadapplespodcast.wordpress.com

In this episode, the conversation turns towards the growing issues of drug corruption within the Detroit Narcotics Unit and how officers were able to live lavishly off of money and drugs they pilfered from drug busts. Officers Hansberry and Watson were just two of many who got caught up in the scandals that tarnished the reputation of the Detroit Police Narcotics Unit. Support the podcast by sending a cup of coffee to Katherine: buymeacoffee.com/afewbadapples A Few Bad Apples is a part of...

Take a trip to 1965 when racial tensions were at all-time high and Black citizens were prevented their lawful right to vote. Jimmie Lee Jackson tried to peacefully protest but ended up shot by an Alabama State Trooper. This shooting pushed forth the day known as Bloody Sunday, where hundreds of Black peaceful protesters were brutally attacked near the Edmund Pettis Bridge. The day became known as Bloody Sunday. Episode sponsored by: Indie Drop In Scary Time...

NYPD officers would conduct "stop and frisk" searches on people who appear to be suspicious and who they think may have a gun. Ramarley Graham was one that they wanted to stop but unfortunately, that stop ended tragically. All references are available at www.afewbadapplespodcast.com A Few Bad Apples is part of Crawlspace Media Network: Check out www.crawlspace-media.com This episode was sponsored by Indie Drop-In: https://indiedropin.com/show/scary-time/ Promo: Twisted and Uncorked...

Sarah Everard was walking home one evening when she never made it back. After a search, the U.K.'s Metropolitan Police realized it was one of their own who was responsible for the kidnapping, rape, and murder of Sarah Everard. All references available on afewbadapplespodcast.com "A Few Bad Apples" is proud to be a part of Crawlspace Media Network: crawlspace-media.com Special Feature: A short piece written by Mr. Shorts of "The Short Shorts Podcast" about Sarah Everard, read by Katherine...

Douglas Zerby was intoxicated and decided to walk to a friend's house instead of drive. His friend was not home so he waited on the top step of the porch and fidgeted with a garden hose nozzle. A nearby neighbor saw Douglas and believed he was holding a gun and called in to report him. When police arrived, they watched him and then shot him to death. A Few Bad Apples Podcast is a part of the Crawlspace Network: www.crawlspace-media.com All references can be found at:...

Kadie and her young daughter River were discovered dead. River's manner of death was determined to be a homicide, while Kadie's was ruled a suicide. The police investigation was quite short and Kadie's family are fighting with the coroner to change the manner of death to a homicide. Sign the family's petition to put pressure on the coroner to change Kadie's manner of death: https://www.change.org/p/coroner-george-oliver-coroner-s-inquest-for-kadieandherbabies?redirect=false A Few Bad...

New Season dropping July 25, 2021. A Few Bad Apples is a part of the Crawlspace Network. Check out www.crawlspace-media.com for a list of all the amazing podcasts on network.

On April 9, 2021, a Delta County deputy tried to pull Paige Schmidt Pierce over for a missing license plate. What should have been a normal traffic stop ended in tragedy. If you have any information regarding this case, please call Attorney Kevin Mehr at 719-315-4606. If you were not there but would like to help, please contact the Delta County District Attorney to demand that any and all information be released to Paige's family and the public. A Few Bad Apples will be back for Season 3...

Reporter and journalist Cerise Castle sits down to talk about her research about the LA County Sheriff's deputy gangs. She has spent a lot of time investigating crimes committed by deputy gang members and answers many of my questions pertaining to these groups. A Few Bad Apples is a part of Crawlspace Network: crawlspace-media.com Reach out to Cerise Castle: https://twitter.com/cerisecastle https://knock-la.com/author/cerisecastle/ Promos: What's For Brunch Podcast:...

This episode is part 2 of a 3 part special about Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputy gangs. Hong Pyo Lee was murdered by Sheriff deputies as he led them on a slow-speed chase. He was gunned down because the deputies believed he was going to back up towards them; however, there were other local law enforcement agents there who disagree with the Sheriff's deputy's version of events. References: afewbadapplespodcast.com For exclusive ad-free content, consider supporting the podcast:...

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department has had over 18 gangs over the past 50 years. They've started in the 70s and are still present today. The current sheriff inherited this problem but has enacted little to no changes to stop these deputy gangs from terrorizing the community. Patreon is a great way to support the show and to receive ad-free early released episodes. Visit patreon.com/afewbadapplespod to join "A Few Bad Apples" is proud to be a part of the Crawlspace family....

*TRIGGER WARNING* THIS EPISODE CONTAINS DEPICTIONS OF SEXUAL FORCE AND VIOLENCE LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED Daniel Holtzclaw was accused of several acts of sexual misconduct against women in the community he served. Only one came forward but investigators had a problem... The DNA did not match the one victim that came forward, and that led them on a deep dive investigation to figure out how many women Daniel possibly assaulted. Exclusive and ad-free episodes available on my Patreon at...

This episode gives listeners a sneak peek of what Patreon members will enjoy: AD-Free, Early released content. Join my Patreon today for your exclusives: patreon.com/afewbadapplespod **** This historical episode about Emmett Till dives into the racial tensions of the 50s, and the role that police played in some of the heinous crimes against blacks. Emmett Till was murdered for no reason other than his race. And remarkably, over 60 years later Congress is making efforts to reopen the case....

John Albers was experiencing a mental health crisis when an officer shot him in his driveway. Later the city of Overland Park covered up the reason for his resignation and the fact the officer received $70000 severance pay. John's mother fought for transparency from the Overland Park Police Department, but with the help of a lawsuit by the Kansas City Star Newspaper, she finally received the information she waited so long for. Crawlspace Network has so many amazing podcasts. Check out...

Please check out last week's episode first before listening. This episode contains new information and clarifications from last week's episode on Asian-Americans Angelo Quinto and Christian Hall, both of whom had mental health struggles as well as violent encounters with the police. References: afewbadapplespodcast.com Patreon: patreon.com/afewbadapplespod Promo: micsandmonsters.com

In this double episode, I focus on the recent stories of Angelo Quinto and Christian Hall. Both men faced mental health struggles, both were Asian-American, and both died after an encounter with the police. Promo: Morbidology: https://morbidology.com/ References available at afewbadapplespodcast.com

John Geer had a domestic dispute at home with his girlfriend. She called the police to help mediate the situation, but Officer Torres stood with his gun pointed at John. John stood unarmed, with his hands up. For some unknown reason, Officer Torres shot John once, and John later died. Before responding to this call, Officer Torres was on the phone for 16-minutes and was arguing with his wife. Was he fit to respond to the call at John's house that day? The sad fact is that this wasn't the...

Join me as I discuss the Drew Peterson case with Ariel Cooksey of "Malice" podcast. We delve into the bizarre and twisted case of how his third wife was found dead and his fourth wife has been missing since 2007. Promo: Shear Crime Podcast Links to Malice Podcast: linktr.ee/malicepod

This important interview with Dr. Jiovanni Felton and Crystol Sills, the founders of Missin Peace database, explores what their database is and how it tracks officer statuses. *If you have a personal grievance against an officer, you can upload your information confidentially to the database. Missin Peace contact information: Website: https://www.missinpeaces-pro.com/ Instagram and Twitter: @_missinpeace Podcast Promo: True Crime Freaks https://www.podpage.com/true-crime-freaks-podcast/

In this episode, I sort through key pieces of evidence that many viewers of the Netflix hit documentary "Making a Murderer" believe the Manitowoc County Sheriff's planted evidence to incriminate Steven and his nephew Brendan Dassey for the 2005 murder of Teresa Halbach. Promo: Riddle Me That! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/riddle-me-that-true-crime/id1522402746 All references available on my website: www.afewbadapplespodcast.com