2 Cops 1 Call

Two high profile murders by career criminals are on our radar this episode. Why do we continue to allow repeat offenders to walk free and commit evil acts on those we should be protecting? Why are some so focused on providing excuses for people that are carrying out murder? Why do some consider the priority of life of a violent criminal more important then the life of an innocent victim. Kansas City PD may have the answer...just ki...

On this episode Gary and I discuss why the assassination of Charlie Kirk is having such a large impact on us and our world. It is exposing both good and evil, a culture that loves death, and most importantly it is bringing forth a boldness for the truth of the Gospel.  We also discuss the recent murder of 3 York County, PA police officers and how we've addressed the simmering stress of police work in our careers. We also give a qui...

We are in a battle. But do we know what we are waging war against? On this episode we look at all the evil surrounding us and how we do battle against it with truth, clarity, discernment, and wisdom only found in God. On this episode we strive to provide a clearer idea of what's going on in DC and how the federal surge by Trump has helped lower crime there, albeit, not without some concerns. We also discuss the recent school shooti...

On this episode we revisit the viral arrest of William McNeil in Jacksonville Florida in light of the criminal investigation report provided by the Florida State Attorney. We also discuss our thoughts on President Trump's move to give the military and federal law enforcement more power within the Washington DC Metro PD. Throughout the episode we note the distinct differences between Sheriff Waters in Jacksonville, Florida and Chief...

Gary and Anthony give an update on the case against Ofc. Brad Lunsford and discuss a case out of Colorado that has landed a deputy in hot water after he shared information with ICE. But the majority of the episode is spent breaking down the viral video of the arrest of William McNeil in Jacksonville, Florida. Context is king in these moments and there's a lot of context that the press did not share. We take a look at the viral vide...

On this episode Gary and Anthony revisit the death of Breonna Taylor in light of the recent sentencing of Ofc. Brett Hankison. This case, like many others, was promoted with lies and misinformation by the press. Most people have moved on from the case, but Ofc. Brett Hankison, has been living in a nightmare ever since, as the feds have been working to get him convicted of civil rights violations. Ofc. Hankison was just sentenced in...

2 Cops 1 Call Podcast (Formerly Lowe Expectations)

**The beliefs, views, and opinions on this podcast belong to the hosts only and do not represent or reflect the beliefs, views, or opinions of their respective agencies.**

In this episode Anthony and Gary delve into the complexities of modern policing, providing an update on the contentious case against Officer Lunsford, whose conviction has raised questions about juror bias and le...

**The beliefs, views, and opinions on this podcast belong to the hosts only and do not represent or reflect the beliefs, views, or opinions of their respective agencies.**

Note: Unfortunately we had technical difficulties while recording. Video of the podcast is not available except the body cam video of Corporal Salvatore's Incident around the 45:40 mark of the episode on our YouTube channel.

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Anthony and Gary spend the bulk of the episode debating a local case where a Reading, PA police officer is under fire for punching a man during a noise disturbance call. They also shed some light on a New Mexico case that had law enforcement officers in a standoff with an armed 7 and 9 year old. Plus they give an update on the declared mistrial in Ofc. C. Schurr's trial and answer a question from a patron about a story on the last ...

What do severed fingers, mushrooms, and officer created jeopardy have in common...well a lot actually. On this episode Anthony and Gary open up the comments section to their content and share some laughs about some of the interesting feedback they've received. Plus they check in on the so called "experts" who have recently testified during the trial of Officer Schurr. One of them coined a term "officer created jeopardy" and they di...

Gary and Anthony start the episode chatting about what Easter means to them and the Hope it gives to them even in the midst of all the madness in the world. That madness includes a Portland PD incident where a police leader has officers abandon their duty to protect the public, allowing a criminal to do as he pleased and literally deciding to do nothing to stop him. They also discuss the tragic case involving the murder of Austin M...

On this episode Gary and Anthony take a look at a recent incident involving a suspect brandishing a chainsaw in a retirement home. The video demands a discussion on hesitation by officers that seems to be driven, in part, by a focus on de-escalation. Are trainers doing a disservice to officers in training when they don't better define de-escalation and when and how it should be used? They also take a look at a recent incident in Ro...

In this episode, Gary and Anthony dive into unhinged attacks on everything Tesla and the curious rise of swatting incidents targeting conservative figures. Additionally, they explore the swift justice system in El Salvador, contrasting it with the U.S. approach, and share some unbelievable reports about jurors that are driving motions by the defense team for Ofc. Brad Lunsford. Gary and Anthony also discuss a trans/lgbtq+ police ca...

A pardoned J6er was recently shot and killed by a Sheriff Deputy in Jasper County Indiana. Anthony and Gary discuss this case and the blanket pardons of J6er's by President Trump. They also point out the media bias on both the left and right, highlighting some recent comments from the Mayor of Boston that caused outrage. Stolen gold, the disbanding of Patriot Front, fighting cancer, and truth in love are also on the docket througho...

On this episode Gary and Anthony compile an update on the cases and trials against Ofc. Brad Lunsford, Ofc. Christopher Schurr, Ofc. Terence Sutton, and Ofc. Mac Marquette. These cases represent a sobering reminder that officers are being unjustly charged for crimes while doing a job the public has asked them to do.

Reviewing these cases brings about a discussion about the use of the taser in law enforcement. Over the years the tas...

On this episode Gary and Anthony look at the case against Ofc. Brad Lunsford. The Soro's funded Attorney General of New Mexico ignored the reasonable officer standard for use of force incidents and charged Ofc. Lunsford with voluntary manslaughter in a complete miscarriage of justice. His trial is happening right now and we break down the incident and why Ofc. Lunsford operated as any reasonable officer would have.

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On this episode we discuss some feedback about our last episode and clarify our thoughts on social workers in law enforcement. We also discuss our desire to not just be a podcast of outrage click bait and revisit the mission of why we get behind the mics for these episodes. In addition we discuss how the killers of Officer Allen Gibson Jr. have been granted clemency and some insane trans laws that are responsible for the victimizat...

Season 2 of Lowe Expectations starts with a bang. Anthony and Gary tease the upcoming name change and give some updates on some past cases they discussed during Season 1. The guys debate the role of social workers in law enforcement and if it is contributing to mission drift in the profession. They also discuss 2024 stats related to officer involved shootings and it’s relation to crime rates in the black community. In between all t...

It's the season one finale of Lowe Expectations! Gary and Anthony tease season two coming in 2025 and banter about the election outcome. In addition they provide an update on the Daniel Penny manslaughter trial. Much of the episode is focused on the dumpster fire that is Chicago and how it's affecting the police officers who work there.

They highlight a public safety advisor in Chicago who makes over 100k per year but fails to keep...