Samuel Trapp examines reports that previously disabled gaming devices are returning, the still-undisclosed Torch Electronics suspension agreement, public-record responses from Missouri counties, and the disputed treatment of commercial locations and charitable organizations.

Then: Flock Safety automatic license plate readers. The show reviews the September 23 Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing, questions about warrantless historical searches and audit logs, and a Wisconsin lawsuit seeking a warrant requirement.

Also covered:

• Missouri and federal public-corruption cases

• Officers charged or convicted of abusing authority

• A Missouri candidate charged with plotting to plant drugs on an opponent

• Public-record fees, government transparency, and 42 U.S.C. § 1983

This episode contains adult language. It presents legal and political commentary and discusses allegations that may be disputed. Criminal charges and civil complaints are not findings of guilt or liability. Nothing in this program is legal advice.

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