The average person has not seen evil face to face. And when you tell people the cartels and other

people harvest organs from children and people, they think, you're telling stories to scare people.

No, no, I'm softening it down so that you can even process it somewhat. And even then they don't

believe you. I've always said that there has to be an equal and

opposite in this world. So as good as people can be, there's the equal and opposite on the other end,

that people can be extremely evil. And man, you're walking amongst monsters every day sometimes,

and you need men and women that will put on the badge and go find

those monsters and confront them and take them and remove them from society. I'm Steve Murphy,

DEA Special Agent Retired and now host of the Game of Crimes podcast. If you've seen the Netflix

series Narcos, then you know my story.

I now bring you stories of heroism and bravery from our law enforcement and military heroes and occasionally from the criminals that they faced.

Welcome to Game of Crimes.

Music Yep, you came back to the right place.

Today is part two of this week's episode of Game of Crimes with Murph in the

morning.

We've got Mark Lamb here, retired Arizona sheriff from Pinald County, who is now currently

running for U.S. Congress.

We're going to get into that a little bit later in today's episode.

But as we left this yesterday, he had just been elected sheriff for Pinal County, Arizona.

And this is after working six years with a local police department that basically was over in a Native American

reservation. He then joined the sheriff's department in Pinell County, worked there for several

years, and then realized, you know what, I'd like to be sheriff. He told us yesterday how he had to

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