
The episode discusses LAPD corruption, media reporting on legal issues, and recent crime incidents in Los Angeles.
In this episode 91 of Straight Politicking, Alex Alonso and Munchie B discuss recent media reporting, legal issues, and law enforcement actions in Los Angeles. The show begins with a discussion on sexual assault allegations before addressing rumors involving Jay-Z and Diddy. It then analyzes whether convicted individuals (Sean Gathright) can legally use GoFundMe to finance their court appeals. A significant portion of the episode examines the media coverage surrounding the arrest and case of Young Ant Jefe. The focus then turns to residential crime, specifically a series of "flocking" burglaries where suspects in a white KIA used bear spray against a neighbor. The episode also looks back at the history of people siphoning gas during the 1980s. Local news updates follow, including details on shootings on Slauson Avenue, a fatal incident in the Mariana Maravilla area, and a police shooting of a 14-year-old on Western Avenue. Additionally, the show reviews an incident where an undercover officer fatally shot an individual carrying a replica firearm. The episode concludes with a breakdown of past practices within the LAPD's 77th Division, explaining "ghost stops" and the background…
Hosts: Alex Alonso, Munchie B
Organizations: LAPD, 77th Division
Places: Los Angeles, Slauson Avenue, Mariana Maravilla, Western Avenue
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