and outpouring of support for the life of deputy John Durham, 93 WIBC. It is the

Kindle and Casey show. I'm Rob Casey's out today. Jerry Lopez in for Casey. We'll

get to that in just a moment. But first, let's head to the drive hubbler.com hotline joined

by our good friend Rick Snyder, the head of Indie FOP. As yesterday, people all across

the city of Indianapolis pay tribute to the life of former Marion County Sheriff's

deputy, John Durham, who was tragically killed. Rick, be curious to get your thoughts on

that outpouring of support across the city, across communities throughout Indianapolis

for the life of a beloved sheriff's deputy. Well, it's a great reminder of the sacrifice

that was made. It also places us back into the situation where our officers in the

law enforcement community, not just in Indianapolis, but throughout Indiana and quite frankly

from around the nation, are able to see that level of support from the community as they

come out and route their arms around us. Again, I always point this out. These are opportunities

for us to remember and reflect, but I think also recommit ourselves to this relationship

that we must have amongst one another to help care for one another and build upon those

relationships, not just in times of tragedy, but in all times when our officers are out

there standing for our communities. When did the relationship, let's just specifically

talk about Indianapolis because that's where this took place. When did the relationship

with the politicians and the law enforcement goes sideways because the people have always

I think as a collective, loved law enforcement, respected law enforcement, but man, there

is just a terrible relationship between law enforcement and the politicians in many cities

across the country. Certainly here in Indianapolis, why did that happen because it doesn't reflect

where the people are? Well, it's a very key point that you make. I say this all the time.

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