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Thank you. Hey, everybody. Welcome to an episode, an emergency episode of the POD cast, where we are going to talk about the Tarion. Arnold Legal Situation. My name is Jeremy Rism, and I'm the producer of Beatwriter for Pride of Detroit.com. You can find me at Detroit online with me to break all this down.

He's senior editor of Friday, Detroit. You can find him at Ryan underscore POD. Ryan Matthews is here. Ryan,

sorry to drag you into this at an early morning on Thursday afternoon or Thursday morning.

But we got to talk about it. We do. You just talk about it sooner rather than later. You know, just get it out of the way.

Yeah. But not thrilled to be here at 9 o'clock in the morning, but we are.

No, I think when you're in this kind of six-week period of no news happening, you want to kind of keep it that way, because generally speaking, the only kind of news that can break

around this time of year in the NFL is bad news outside of maybe like contract stuff.

But anyways, we're going to talk about Terry Ann Arnold getting arrested on Wednesday night.

We're going to kind of break through all the facts that we know.

And then we'll talk a little bit about like the football aspect of it a little bit at the end.

Let me just kind of run down the sequence of events and, again, like the evidence that's out there, the statements that are out there, just in case you haven't been able to read everything about this case.

So, Terran Arnold turned himself in Wednesday night.

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