Hello, everyone, and welcome to police off the cuff.

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I'm your host, retired NYPD, Sergeant Bill Cannon, 27-year veteran of the NYPD.

This story, the devil's den accused murderer and a lot of evidence as well as a confession in this case.

Andrew James McGahn, a school teacher of all things.

How can we even accept that as the reality of this situation?

And many people want to know how was he able to jump from school to school.

The school that he was hired at to begin shortly thereafter this murder in Arkansas

was his fourth school in his many years.

Shouldn't that pop a red flag somewhere?

Shouldn't that really tell people that, wait, what's going on?

What is the vetting process for a public school teacher?

What is the background investigation?

How was certain things missed on this guy?

Certainly he couldn't pass a psychological test, I would think.

Do they even give a psychological test?

I mean, just that is something that I'm concerned with.

So are there more teachers like Andrew James McGahn out there that haven't been properly

vetted and they're dealing with your kids every single day? And is it the policy of schools

to just transfer their problems away? Just make the person resign. Now he's no longer their problem.

That sounds like some other institutions, for example, the clergy that would transfer problem priests.

And I know it's not just the Catholic Church with that clergy problem. It's other religions also.

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