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Welcome to True Crime to Go, What can I get for you?

Oh man, uh, well, do you have any basketball players that, I don't know, maybe getting some trouble

and then there's a weird question about the Bill of Rights.

Cool, up to the second window, and we'll see you next crime.

Welcome to True Crime to Go. Jamie, she cut you off, man.

She'd taken too long to order.

Well, this is a very complex issue,

so I had to make sure I had all my toppings right, you know what I'm saying.

Well, I mean, you got 10 minutes or less to do it but before that you're

doing all right how things going? I'm good man training outside besides that I'm great.

I feel like it is a perpetual state of rain in Kentucky also accompanied with 70 degree highs and 40 degree lows.

It's baseball season.

That's great.

Why don't you get us rolling?

Today we're going to be talking about the case that involves a former Kentucky Wildcat and

NBA Star and his name is Rejon Rondo.

Yeah, it is.

And he will find himself in the center of a legal battle that raises questions about gun rights, domestic

violence, and the pursuit of justice. Now Rondo was a Louisville native and he

was pulled over for a traffic violation this year on January 28th, but what followed would really thrust him into the

spotlight for all the wrong reasons. So during the stop, officers discovered a loaded firearm,

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