The Officer Tatum Show

Red Baron Employee SNAPS On Streamer, RAISES $100K, Halloween Costume GOES SOUTH | EP 406

The Officer Tatum Show

Show Notes

In this episode, I break down the viral police encounter in Wilmington involving 18-year-old Antoine Green and explain why the short clip circulating online does not tell the entire story. Then I react to the bizarre church controversy involving a pastor who revealed to his congregation that he has two wives, and I explain why I don’t believe there is anything biblical about what they’re calling polygyny. I also react to the Red Baron employee who went viral after confronting a prankster and the fundraiser created to help his family. Plus, I sit down with the attorney representing Officer Hunter Foster for an exclusive conversation about the fatal shooting of one-year-old Kohen Wiley, what the attorney says the public hasn’t been told, and why Foster ultimately resigned from the police department.

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