Hi, this Alonzo Boten. I want to welcome you to episode 301 of my podcast, who's paying attention.

I thank you guys so much over 300 episodes. That's great. And there's going to be some good stuff

happening in 2021, which we will talk about as 2121 gets closer.

So yeah, I'm happy to be here.

I hope you're safe and healthy, wherever you are,

wearing a mask, et cetera, et cetera.

The vaccine is starting, which is great news,

and we'll talk about that.

But first, I hate to start on a sad note, but once again,

we have to say his name. Casey Christopher Goodson of Columbus, Ohio, returning home with subway sandwiches,

was shot in his doorway by the police, shot and killed. We don't know what

happened. There was a gun found. However, the man is licensed to conceal carry. Also, he was at home.

So where was the gun found? Was it in his house? Was it in his possession?

We don't know.

I'm reading right here the Ohio Attorney General's office,

which normally investigates shootings involving police officers,

said it declined to do so.

It declined to do so because it was not notified until three days later.

David DeVillers, the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Ohio,

said that his office would review the shooting and take appropriate action if the evidence indicates any federal civil

lights laws were violated. So I guess if getting killed violates your civil rights, they'll do some

investigation. Of course, there were no body cameras. There were no body cameras.

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