And we'd like to remind you that on the Police Off the Cuff podcast, we are sponsored by Fandul on the Believe Network.

So so much happening in this case, it's pretty exciting, I think, just to see as it progresses.

And it's obvious, I think, what the outcome is going to be relative to Brian Hooker.

So, folks, hold on to your hats.

Hold on to your loved ones.

Hold on to your thoughts.

Hold on to your service dog.

You're about to enter true crime.

From a police perspective, you're about to enter the off-the-cuff zone. The police off-the-cuff zone.

That has to be some common sense.

They were the ones who called 911 to get him help,

and now they're calling for change.

You know, folks, every day I watch some of the other news stations,

and Banfields from News Nation and her own podcast, Drop Dead Serious,

been covering this case and she's done a great job.

However, a lot of them are reporting things now that we reported weeks ago, you know,

weeks ago.

And regards to Brian Hooker's body language, Brian Hooker's statements by Brian Hooker's

attitude, the fact that there's a domestic violence history here. And one of my favorite

terms that I learned from a great John Jay professor, a professor,

Mackey Haberfeld was,

past conduct is a good indication of future conduct.

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