Trigger Warning! This episode get intense, with special guest "Pops" we get an old school perspective from a Boricua who grew up in the Bronx during the 60s and 70s, and he sounds off on the state of police reform in the US as of 2023. He gives his unfiltered opinion on "America's Favorite Sheriff" Grady Judd of Polk County Florida, and holds nothing back as he unloads on the Tyree Nichols tragedy in Memphis, Tennessee; the first "mass shooting" incident in Lakeland, Florida; honoring the brave hero Brandon Tsay of Monterrey Park, California; and finally the unfortunate and utterly devastating Uvalde Texas elementary school tragedy. Honestly, this episode went in a different direction than intended, instead of easing into the conversation emotions went sky high and what was sa clearly needed to be addressed, which is exactly what we aim for on this show. Raw, unfiltered, TRUTH. Everyone is allowed to have their opinions, and sharing those opinions, can bring conflict, but with conflict comes resolution, which would have otherwise gone unresolved unless the issues are addressed up front and appropriately. That being said, please be respectful of everyone's opinion, their right to have them, and speak their truth, and all our experiences are subjective.