Winning by standing up to police- Afroman's / Joseph Edgar Foreman's lawyer David Osborne, Jr.
About this episode
The episode discusses how Afroman's lawyer, David Osborne, Jr., helped the rapper turn a police search incident into a creative opportunity.
Send us Fan Mail Afroman / Joseph Edgar Foreman turned lemons into lemonade (or was that Lemon Poundcake?) after police executed a search warrant on his home and were left without incriminating evidence, unless a few blunts is incriminating. Instead of complaining about that on social media and in letters to newspaper editors, rapper Joseph Foreman turned the camera onto police and included creating and performing songs about the incident, including his humorous "Lemon Poundcake" music video ...
People in this episode
Host: Jon Katz
Guest: David Osborne, Jr.
Topics covered
- police accountability
- music
- legal defense
- humor
- search warrant
Keywords
- Afroman
- Joseph Edgar Foreman
- David Osborne, Jr.
- police search
- Lemon Poundcake
- music video
- legal defense
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