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 ..read more

Louisville Metro Police Dept. had been surveilling Breonna's home because they suspected her ex-boyfriend had been receiving drugs there. They planned to do a no-knock search warrant raid, in which they executed and Breonna was shot and later died. Breonna's story moved so many because the police officer who fired off the deadly shot did not get any charges against him. She inspired the #sayhername movement, and many who support the #BLM movement keep her story alive by demanding justice and change. Promo: "Let's Start a Cult!" http://wavve.link/letsstartacult/episodes Resources: afewbadapple ..read more

Drew Peterson, a former police officer, had been married many times and was known to cheat on his wives, and then marry his mistress. His third wife, Kathleen Savio, was found dead in her bathtub after he divorced her. It was ruled an accident, and then later his fourth wife, Stacy Peterson, went missing. Police were suspicious and ended up exhuming Kathleen from her grave to reevaluate her cause of death, which then opened up the legal investigations into Drew's involvement. All source materials are available at: afewbadapplespodcast.com ..read more

The 1960s were difficult for members of the LGBTQ+ community because the laws in place discriminated against them. A local hangout, The Stonewall Inn, was a safe haven for those in the community but remained a place where NYPD officers would badger the patrons. On June 28, 1969, the patrons would not back down, which led to 6 days of riots and freedom for those in the LGBTQ+ community to be who they wanted to be. All references are available at www.afewbadapplespodcast.com Check out the promos: Murderific- https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/murderific-true-crime-podcast/id1366667764 Mask ..read more

SEASON PREMIERE: Officer Jaselyn Grant used her police service weapon to kill her wife Keara Crowder. She claimed self-defense but the evidence shows her motive was fueled by passionate jealousy and rage. In this episode, I discuss issues of police domestic violence and stalking. I go in-depth to share the details of the tragic story of a wife/mother who lost her life at the hands of her wife. Support the podcast by joining our Patreon: Patreon.com/afewbadapplespodcast All references are available at: afewbadapplespodcast.com Episode suggested by: Kudzu Killer Podcast Trailers from: Oklahoma ..read more

SEASON FINALE: “GI Joe” was believed to be a town hero until the truth of who he really was came out after his staged death. He embezzled funds from the Police Explorer program he was in charge of and planned to kill a city official to avoid the truth of his misdeeds from coming out. *I will be back for new episodes on January 4th, 2021!* Episode references available at: www.afewbadapplespodcast.com Episode suggested by: Drive-In Movie Feature Review: https://open.spotify.com/show/0uOXzZ7MdwjiKIpwxZuCpM?si=AoKMDXYAS-6uuyL7MmPq2A ..read more

*TRIGGER WARNING* Please note that this episode contains depictions of violence that some people may find disturbing. October is #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth and this episode is a little different than the typical issues covered. However, it does go into the issue of police domestic violence.* This episode is about Officer Josh Boren who murdered his family and then killed himself after a dealing with the emotional struggles of his troubled youth, rumors of violence (rape and drugging) at home, and a rocky marriage. For access to Ad-free episodes, early access to episodes and more, supp ..read more

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 ..read more

PLEASE NOTE: SOME DETAILS ARE GRAPHIC In this episode, we deep-dive into former deputy Daniel Wilkey's awful past. He conducted roadside strip searches, extorted citizens, and also baptized a woman while on duty. His bizarre behavior went unpunished for quite awhile, until several people came forward and sparked investigations. Patreon fans can get access to Ad-free content and member exclusives: patreon.com/afewbadapplespodcast References available at: www.afewbadapplespodcast.com ..read more

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 the rebuilding of Bianchi's Pizza Pad (as mentioned in today's Good Apple Spotlight Story) https://www.go ..read more