Return conversation with Kelly Ray Robertson on the Law Enforcement Talk Ratio.

Kelly is a former bail investigator for state of Pennsylvania.

She left that job, and we're explaining reasons why.

And hang on, she'll go into more details in a moment.

Best place to get her is two places online.

One's X. Kelly Ray reports. It's R-A-E. Kelly Ray reports on

Axe. And he also has her website, mindfulcoastcounseling.com. That's C-O-A-S-T, mindfulcoastcounseling.

Kelly, before we're in the break, you're talking about, you dialed 911 and you called another county, and we're in the break, you're talking about you dialed 911 and you called another county.

And were you trying to find out whether or not this person that was the victim of the rape was the same person as the victim in the domestic assault?

Yes, sir.

Yes.

And what did you find out?

And I did receive, I received a phone call from the sergeant for that department, and I told him who I was and why I was calling and where I was calling from. And he said, I don't have that information on me. Let me turn my cruiser back around and go back to the station. And he called me back within, like, probably three minutes. And he said, what's the name of your victim? And I told him, and he said, different girl.

Okay.

And I said, okay.

And he said, you know, he gets around.

And I said, yes, sir, I get that impression.

And I remember the words I used.

I said, I'm going to try and put a stop to that.

And the big red flag, again, another huge red flag was I considered it far worse for there

to be multiple victims as opposed to it being the same victim over and over again,

which I know you see a lot in law enforcement.

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