LEO Round Table is an internet based law enforcement talk show. This is episode 273, recorded on 06/19/2017, with the following on-air personalities: Chip DeBlock (Host), Ward Meythaler (Attorney), Bret Bartlett, David D’Agresta and Jeffrey Higgins. In addition to your host, the other panelists (except for Attorney Ward Meythaler) are active or retired law enforcement officers.
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Topic 1 concerns an update on St. Paul (Minnesota) Police Officer Jeronimo Yanez who was acquitted of manslaughter in the shooting death of Philando Castile. Reference is made to Diamond Reynolds (Castile’s girlfriend) and Governor Mark Dayton.
Topic 2 concerns an update on 71-year-old bank robber Lawrence John Ripple who robbed a bank because he would rather be in jail than at home with his wife. He has been sentenced to six months of home confinement (with his wife).
Topic 3 concerns an update on the case where North Miami (Florida) Police SWAT Team Officer Jonathan Aledda shot caretaker Charles Kinsey in the leg because he mistook a toy truck for a weapon. SWAT Team Commander Emile Hollant has been fired for making a false statement to Chief Gary Eugene.
Topic 4 concerns an update on Las Vegas (Nevada) Police Officer Kenneth Lopera who killed Tashii S. Brown utilizing a neck (a.k.a. choke) hold. He as been charged with Involuntary Manslaughter.
Topic 5 concerns an update on Jersey City (New Jersey) Police Lieutenant Keith Ludwig and officers M.D. Khan, Erik Kosinski and Francisco Rodriguez. These 4 officers were suspended indefinitely without pay after a video surfaced of innocent motorist Miguel Feliz being kicked by police after being caught on fire. Mayor Steven Fulop is referenced in the story.
Topic 6 concerns an update on a federal judge determining whether or not the Black Lives Matter group and DeRay Mckesson can be sued by an unnamed Louisiana police officer.
Topic 7 concerns an update on Milwaukee (Wisconsin) County Sheriff David Clarke rescinding his acceptance of an appointment to the Department of Homeland Security.
Topic 8 concerns Hudson County (New Jersey) Sheriff’s Officer Kristen Hyman facing a disciplinary hearing for Conduct Unbecoming A Public Employee because she failed to disclose that she appeared in bondage films as a dominatrix and saw clients privately for money years before becoming recently becoming a law enforcement officer. Sheriff Frank Schillari is quoted in the story.
