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This week’s episode tackled pressing issues in law enforcement and public service, beginning with explosive allegations from former Riverside County Sheriff’s Captain Victoria Flores. She claims that officials have been covering up inmate abuse and neglect—prompting serious concerns about accountability within the sheriff’s department. Commentators Tammy Black and Stephanie Minor stressed the urgent need for greater oversight, transparency, and reform.

The discussion then turned toward police education. California is proposing new requirements, such as an associate degree, to enhance officer training and public trust. While Stephanie noted that education might lead to better decision-making, Tammy argued that focused vocational training might be more practical and effective.

In more lighthearted news, the TSA may soon phase out the requirement to remove shoes at security checkpoints. Advanced screening technology could speed up the process and improve traveler comfort. Both guests, seasoned travelers, welcomed the change—with Tammy humorously recounting a TSA pat-down incident involving misplaced chapstick.

The episode wrapped up with viewer-submitted recommendations and community questions. Solar companies Renova and Sunlogix sparked mixed reviews, highlighting the importance of doing your own research. Locals also sought help with everything from hiring a handy person to locating a missing doctor.

As always, Fred Roggin encouraged viewers to share opinions and recommendations, reinforcing the importance of community voice and shared experiences. Whether it’s holding public institutions accountable or finding a great contractor, this episode served as a reminder that civic engagement starts with conversation.

Correction: In the video segment of the Rivco Sheriff whistleblower, the whistleblowers name was incorrect. Please see above for her correct name.

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Tuesday, July 8, 2025