EPISODE · Oct 27, 2008
The Shallow Gene Pool Show 26 October 27 2008
from The Shallow Gene Pool; Examining examples of the shallow end of the human gene pool · host Gene S.
Two off-duty female NYC Police Officers pistol whip a Bronx man in a case of road rage More than one-third of recent Atlanta Police Academy graduates have been arrested or cited for a crime A British man was jailed for five hours after he photographed a cop reversing the wrong way up a one-way street Dearborn Michigan police officer steals marijuana and consume it to the point they believe they are overdosing, without any legal consequences Ozark Montana Police use a stung gun ninteen times on a teen with a broken back U.K. Patients with rare cancers are being left to die because of a postcode lottery that decides who gets access to drugs, according to research from a cancer charity An NHS trust has spent more than £12,000 on private treatment for hospital staff because its own waiting times are too long Newark TSA screener facing 10 years in prison for stealing $200,000 of electronics from airline passenger Reports of movie theaters and theater employees preventing people form seeing a political movie Wisconsin 8th grade public schools are using Barack Obama's memoir Dreams from my Father as "literature." Meanwhile, Warner Brothers has delayed the release of a DVD about the Hanoi Hilton since John McCain is in it RedShift Awards Almost a third of British Muslim students believe killing in the name of Islam can be justified, according to a poll Google declares “complete privacy does not exists” and sees no wrongdoing in trespassing on private property In Clayton, California, Mayor Gregory Manning shuts down childrens' vegetable stand In Elkhart Indiana, a new law limits residents to holding only one garage sale per month Illinois Food Bank Association's “the $25 Challenge”
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