S2 E3: The Good Constable

Criminal Conduct

Creative Babble

True Crime, Society & Culture

4.4 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 14 May 2021

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Constables play a vital role in Pulaski County, Kentucky. They relieve the workload for local police and Sheriff's office. Today, you'll hear from a constable who says it's not his job to shake down drug dealers. Special thanks to: Advertisecast, executive producer Ruby Rose Fox "Bury the Body" This episode was written and produced by Javier Leiva and John Taylor. Follow us on social media: Twitter Facebook Instagram Leave a review Please leave us a review on Apple Podcast. Want more? Also, check out our other podcasts: PRETEND and TWISTED. © 2021 Creative Babble. All Rights Reserved. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	CREATIVE BABLE
0:09.8	John, so the last time we heard from Tim Jones, he had a run-in with Constable Wallace.
0:14.3	Yeah, he called the police on his girlfriend, but he was the one who ended up getting arrested.
0:19.2	Yeah, that doesn't make sense.
0:20.2	Yeah, to me, Wally's version of events regarding Tim Jones, they just don't add up.
0:24.2	I mean, the guy is a former Marine and a accountant, doesn't have a criminal record.
0:28.3	Yeah, he was telling me about his military career and protecting President Reagan.
0:32.8	After I got out of the boot camp and I was stationed with security battalion up in
0:37.5	Quantico, Virginia, I actually got the guard of Reagan three times.
0:42.0	He would come down and ride the horses.
0:44.0	We had a real nice stable down in Quantico.
0:47.0	He would love to ride down and come down and find these and ride.
0:49.9	He's in his late 50s, and Wally's saying that this guy is selling and distributing
0:54.4	crystal meth.
0:55.8	Yeah, it just doesn't look like he's the typical person who's complaining about Constable Wallace.
1:00.6	But this incident led to his arrest and ruined his life.
1:04.1	I had $100,000 bond and I just couldn't, I couldn't make it.
1:09.1	I just didn't have it, I didn't have it.
1:11.7	So I ended up sitting in jail and my family didn't know what was going on.
1:15.8	I don't have any kids.
1:17.3	He just sat in jail for three months, waited for the grand jury to indict him, but that
1:21.3	never happened.
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