CR 48: Olympics and Fake Good News About Police Reform

We discuss the olympics and a new police reform law which will not likely result in any reform. Also, this is the last episode for a while, perhaps ever. Thanks ya’ll. Subscribe: Itunes or RSS Chain Reaction Around The Web: Youtube Twitter Facebook Page Google Plus Follow Jeremiah M: Twitter Daddy Diatribes – A Podcast On Parenting Jeremiah H: Teespring Moment of Rage Twitter The post CR 48: Olympics and Fake Good News About Police Reform appeared first on .

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