Wanted Podcast #14: "Tell Me Your First Sergeant's Name."

Wanted Podcast

JS

Bountyhunter, Criminaljustice, History, Lawenforcement, Documentary, Bailbonds, Fugitive, Society & Culture, Police, Truecrime

5 • 699 Ratings

🗓️ 3 January 2020

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

This week, we navigate naked grandmas, extended stay hotels, and the army chain of command to catch an out of state fugitive.

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0:00.0	This week, we go deep into the bowels of Atlanta's worst neighborhoods to catch an out-of-state fugitive.
0:05.3	Welcome to the Wanted Podcast.
0:19.4	Hey, everybody. Happy New Year's, and welcome back to the Wanted Podcast. My name is John. This is my partner, everybody. Happy New Year's and welcome back to the Wanted Podcast.
0:23.4	My name is John.
0:24.2	This is my partner, Alex.
0:25.3	Happy New Year, everyone.
0:26.6	Yay, New Year's, New Year, New Me.
0:28.9	That's what I say.
0:30.1	Well, I don't really say that, but I make fun of people who say that, actually.
0:33.5	You know, someone actually sent, like, tagged us on Instagram today on this Harley Quinn post.
0:41.1	Oh, boy.
0:41.6	Y'all that's right.
0:42.2	And they hashtag New Year New Me.
0:44.5	They were like, I think this looks like your people.
0:47.3	Yeah, the picture was exactly of our people.
0:50.7	Yeah, that whole New Year, New Me is a close relative to the only God can judge me type.
0:58.2	If you got that Only God Can Judge Me tattoo, you probably think New Year New Me.
1:03.6	You're like, fuck warrants and that eviction notice and my car repo.
1:07.0	It's a new me this year.
1:08.7	I'm getting after it.
1:10.0	This is the year my life turns around.
1:11.8	Yeah. That's funny. Maybe tell one, two, three auto sales that.
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