McCalamity • Adam the Cop

911 Calls Podcast

11:59 Media

True Crime, Documentary, Society & Culture

4.8 • 5K Ratings

🗓️ 19 March 2024

⏱️ 131 minutes

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Summary

On this episode, we reveal the complex case of a college student’s murder. This case puts in contrast the immense coordination and behind-the-scenes efforts of campus security and law enforcement, placing them up against a criminal who is determined to commit an atrocity. We round out this episode with a call to Adam the Cop, who helps decipher the resources and tactics that victims can use with law enforcement to keep themselves as safe as possible. Hugs. ❤️

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0:00.0	Book your ticket to happiness with Sun Express Airlines. I'm going to be here. This is the 911 calls podcast with The Operator.
0:52.0	Hi, I would like to request a, um, some help for my daughter. And if you threw a party, they invited everyone you
1:15.0	everyone you knew.
1:17.0	You might see the biggest gift would keep from me
1:22.0	and the card attached would say thank you for being a
1:26.5	friend Jess, yeah y'all.
1:29.6	Hi Jess.
1:30.6	Hey Op.
1:33.4	How's it going?
1:35.4	I'm not crying.
1:39.5	We had a lively uncut.
1:41.9	That was lively. We were, we were, we were, we went over data. We went to a data source for crime data and we dug into some crime. That was fun. So fun. You did such a good good job.
2:02.3	I thought that was pretty I thought that was pretty fun. Just you know getting
2:07.0	into it dig it into statistics and what we found was basically that data really requires context.
2:17.0	Not necessarily context as much as data by itself is is challenging you really need to be able to have a layer of what would you call I guess context or application.
2:33.4	And source.
2:35.1	Source.
2:36.1	Source.
2:37.1	sources are important and the source we use was pretty reputable.
2:39.7	Yeah, but like even if you understand where the data is coming from, I always ask, well, how did they collect that data?
2:49.6	What kind of, you know what I mean? Like, the logistics of it, you know what I mean, like the logistics of it because they could, like the question I sounded like a complete idiot, not understanding why race and ethnicity are listed separately and
3:07.2	ethnicity only says Hispanic or not Hispanic right or other.
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