There has to be some common sense.

There has to be some common sense.

Yes, sir, and they have a car stop in ten and branch microphone?

We still don't know who pulled the trigger. Hello everyone and welcome to police off the cuff real crime stories.

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

Folks, as we watch this case, the Gilgo Beach case, of course, the arrest of Rex Uwomen on Thursday,

we still, as many of our questions that have been answered, we still have so many

more questions and so many more questions that hopefully will be answered as per this investigation.

You heard Suffolk County District Attorney Tierney say on many of the, well, the press conference

he was on and also he's been following that up with many interviews on TV, TV that this

investigation is really nowhere from over. It's the arrest occurred, of course, and that gives them a solid basis.

But I thought it was very interesting to hear two big reasons why they arrested him in Manhattan

and why they did not take him at his home and why the arrest had to happen when it happened.

And I'm going to answer these questions one by one. As we know now, Rex Eurman had over 200 guns. Some reports now are as many as 300 guns.

So obviously, the Suffolk County Police, the FBI,

the district attorney's office, the Nassau County Police,

the state police, none of these entities wanted to go into his home

with the risk that he would have all of this weaponry available to him.

So there's one big reason.

Also, if they take him unsuspectingly on the street,

that is a much safer, take it from me. It's a much safer apprehension.

You have surprise on your side. He had no idea what hit him. He gets surrounded by four or five

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