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Phenamine was rampant at the time and it was not uncommon at all for me to pull a car over

and fire a trunk load of ether, you know, mason jars full of ether. They sold these many thins, the Ephedron tabs at truck stops and we would, I could pull over a car and find an active meth lab with a hydrogen generator, ether and pseudoephedron and all and tainted in one car. And it wasn't, it wasn't hard to do at all as soon as I started to

recognize that I it became fun for me you know what I mean I loved no disrespect

to them but I love chasing tweakers the meth the methods were they're they're

the most fun a while they were always out stealing in hydris or stealing stuff from

cars or breaking in places and cooking dope and trading dope.

Hey, guys, welcome back to this week's episode of Game of Crimes with Murph in the morning.

I'm your host Steve Murphy.

Thank you folks for coming to join us again every week. I know it's not because of me, and I'm serious when I say that. I know it's because of the great guests I bring on here. This week is no different. Just quickly, if you haven't checked us out on YouTube yet, do me a favor. go over there, type in Game of Crimes podcast in the search bar at the top.

When you pull it up, take a look at some of the episodes, hit that subscribe button, maybe hit the like button and send me some comments if you'd like to. Help a brother out here. So as I mentioned, today's guest is someone I met a couple years ago. I should have had him on the show right away. I had his partner on the show.

And for whatever reason, I guess it's just the old age thing, the old timers kicking in. Some people say Alzheimer's. I hope it's not it. But I finally got him on the show. And as soon as I asked him, he didn't hesitate to say yes. So ladies and gentlemen, it's my honor to introduce you to Dutch McAlpin, 20 plus years in law enforcement. Dutch, brother, welcome so much to the game of crimes. Thank you, Steve, man. I appreciate it. It's an honor to be on the show with you. You're a legend. Your story speaks for itself. So I'm honored to be here. And thank you so much for your time. Well, and that's why people bring people on here because these guys are good for my ego. Because my wife, you guys have been listening to the show for a while. You know my wife keeps me very much grounded. She's like, hey, Hollywood, take a trash out, cut the grass while you're out there. But this week, we're going to have our opening, the small town police blotter. Sometimes I cut it out, depending on who the guest is. But as usual, I didn't tell Dutch

about this until about 15 minutes before we started recording. And he didn't hesitate.

So Dutch, let me just read a quick disclaimer here so we don't get sued.

The lawyers tell me I've got to do this or my previous co-host.

Morgan Wright told me I got to do this.

This is a show about crime.

We talk about bad people.

We talk about bad people doing bad things to good people.

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