What if comparing car insurance rates was as easy as putting on your favorite podcast?

With Progressive, it is. Just visit the Progressive website to quote with all the

coverage as you want. You'll see Progressive's direct rate, then their tool will provide

options from other companies so you can compare. All you need to do is choose the rate and coverage

you like. QuoteToday at Progressive.com to join the over 29 million drivers who trust progressive.

Progressive casualty insurance company and affiliates comparison rates not available in all

states or situations. Price is very based on how you buy. In today's episode, I'm going to

review those dispatch logs again. She mentioned them but I don't know if they were done because she got

called out. Dispatch logs? I've got to go through them but I'm having to work the ready

overnight. Dispatch logs. I have them. I have them ready but the thing is you're going to have to

have a certain type of paper to be able to proceed. Those dispatch logs. The most important part

about these logs is anything pertaining to Sean Fletcher because according to Marcus Harper,

they both rode around in the cop car on the night of terrorist's appearance. Today, I'm going

to break down these dispatch logs in detail and go over every call that night. This is case evidence.

Each entry in these dispatch logs has a time and a radio signal tin code. These tin codes are

what the officers use to communicate. You're probably familiar with tin 4, which means understood.

A lot of these codes are universal but sometimes they can vary with different precincts.

Each code has a different meaning and there can be a lot of them. So just to be safe,

I spoke to an actual Oslo police officer who deciphered each code in the log for me. He wished

not to be named. There were two Oslo police officers on duty that night. Sean Fletcher and Shane

Kisling. On the logs they refer to by their badge numbers. Sean Fletcher is 016 and Shane Kisling

is 06. Both officers worked in overnight shift. They started at 8 p.m. and got off at 6 a.m.

...