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EPISODE · Mar 15, 2023 · 1H 3M

J.M. Roth: Road Rage Rules

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J.M. Roth was a cop who offered free legal advice online: if you want to run down a Black Lives Matter protester who is marching in the streets, follow these rules. And then he gave the step by step process for how to beat the legal charges for intentionally running a human being down with your car. Without even going any further you can bet that J.M. Roth was not his real name, brave people always hide behind fake names! But don't worry because people on the internet figured things out pretty quickly and everyone learned who this hero really was. He was a 22 year veteran of the police force. And of course, he was sorry about what he said and for sure did not mean a word of it! He just hates people who block traffic. As a cop, Sgt. Jeffrey Rothecker (J.M.'s real name) joined an organization that came to the US from the Caribbean and England, developed largely to control enslaved people. We explore the origins of policing and the motivation of a modern day cop whose only sin was trying to keep the roads free of protestors and racists out of jail.

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