If You Are Ridin' Dirty And You Know It Cuff Your Hands – When a Traffic Stop Turns Into a Circus

Season 2 · Episode 19 October 28, 2019 56 min Explicit
Witness credibilityPolice conduct
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What started as a simple stop quickly spiraled into a full-blown circus act: accusations flying, cuffs snapping, and the prosecution swearing they had a "slam dunk."

But trials aren't talent shows, and the defense wasn't about to let the state juggle bad evidence, shaky witnesses, and police overreach into a conviction. This episode takes you behind the scenes of a case where the only thing dirtier than the accusation was the state's playbook.

Because if you're ridin' dirty, you better hope the cops are cleaner than this.

Episode guide

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Key points from the show notes

  • What started as a simple stop quickly spiraled into a full-blown circus act: accusations flying, cuffs snapping, and the prosecution swearing they had a "slam dunk." But trials aren't talent shows, and the defense wasn't about to let the state juggle bad evidence, shaky witnesses, and police overreach into a conviction.

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