Failure to Stop

It was the deadliest mass shooting in modern American history-- 60 people were killed and over 800 were injured in Las Vegas in 2017. Stephen Paddock, the 64-year-old gunman opened fire on a music festival from the 32nd Floor of Mandalay Bay Casino Hotel, was apparently angry over how the casinos were treating him despite his high-roller status, according to a fellow gambler. He took his own life before police could stop him, and the motive behind the attack remains a baffling mystery. The FBI interviewed a source close to Paddock who said the gunman's obsessions with guns and changing fortunes with gambling lead him to be "angry at casinos" for how they were no longer treating high rollers like royalty. The FBI theory leaves most people scratching their heads. Breaking down this conundrum are political commentator and social media influencer Anthony Raimondi (@conservativeant), former special forces veteran Eric Tansey and police officer Tyler-- what would the FBI have to hide? Get more Failure to Stop on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/failuretostop Visit Our Sponsors: https://www.Ghostbed.com/wolfpack | Code: Ant

n 2008, Brandon Swanson left a party in drove off into the night. After an unknown time, he got his Green Chevy Lumina got stuck in a ditch. He called friends and family to rescue him, but they couldn't find him. His parents kept him on the phone throughout the search, until Brandon said "oh shit," and was never seen or heard from again. Other podcasts place a lot of blame on the local Sheriff's Office for not reacting properly to the pleas of his parents-- but did they really lapse in their duty? Former police officer Kendra and active 911 dispatcher Jon-- both have many years spent investigating missing persons cases-- and will give you their takes on what went right, wrong, and why Brandon remains missing today. #BrandonSwanson #TrueCrume #missingpersons Get more Failure to Stop on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/failuretostop Visit Our Sponsors: https://www.officerprivacy.com/wolfpack https://www.Ghostbed.com/wolfpack | Code: Wolfpack https://www.factor75.com for Factor Meals | Promo Code: Wolfpack50

This October, we're covering cases that inspired some of your favorite horror films. This episode of True Crime Tuesday kicks off the Spooky October series where we're kicking things off with Ed Gein aka The Butcher of Plainfield. Ed's unhealthy relationship with his mother planted both a deep seated hatred and fascination for women that flourished into a dark and depraved obsession with the dead. After his mother's death, Ed picked up a new crafting hobby that you must see to believe. Hopefully you can keep up with this disgusting tale of postmortem curiosity. Kendra Jrama, a former police officer who has real life experience with the perpetrators and victims of crime presents this case. Joining her is 911 dispatcher Jon, who's every day life is true crime in real time. Get more Failure to Stop on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/failuretostop Visit Our Sponsors: httpsofficerprivacy.com/wolfpack https://www.Ghostbed.com/wolfpack | Code: Wolfpack https://www.factor75.com for Factor Meals | Promo Code: Wolfpack50 - 50% off ____ Follow us on Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/failuretostop SUPPORT OUR PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/failuretostop JOIN THE CHANNEL FOR EXCLUSIVE PERKS: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCShU5ZCwvbeFZ5zADRzrlhQ/join

Original episode: BRKDN: What Makes Enrique Tarrio Such a Proud Boy? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzOJQsxhO7w During one of the Firday Breakdowns, Eric Tansey and Drew Breasy of Failure to Stop engaged in a debate over the death of Ashli Babbitt, and more specifically how the criminal investigation was handled for then- Lieutenant Michael Byrd of the US Capitol Police. Eric is a former street cop and was officer of the year for a large department before he left the profession. Drew is a retired lieutenant, also from a large department. ___ Follow us on Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/failuretostop SUPPORT OUR PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/failuretostop

This is TRUE true crime. Cops, dispatchers, firefighter / paramedics, and truth-seeking civilians- this channel is for YOU. Sometimes funny, sometimes heavy, but always a raw and honest perspective of significant events in the first responder world. Failure to Stop podcast has multiple shows a week: -Breakdowns and reaction videos LIVE at 11am EST every Friday. -The Comm Center with Drew Breasy: A live call-in show for first responders and dispatchers. LIVE Thursday nights at 8p EST *Call (848) COMM-911 or (848) 266-6911* -Last Call: All the pop culture news you need to be a normal person when you're off duty (Wednesdays). -True Crime: All the latest in #truecrime culture with Kendra and Eric with the occasional special guest (Tuesdays) . -Uncuffed: Two former cops-turned comedians uncuff the latest crime news (Mondays). -Nightshift TSI: Anthony @conservativeant and Eric delve into conspiracies and the paranormal (Sundays) PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/Failuretostop RUMBLE: https://www.rumble.com/thecommcenter Failure to Stop Podcast is a family of five shows and has a mission to keep first responders and true crime fans entertained and informed. SUBSCRIBE to @failuretostop1794 Cops, Dispatchers, Firefighter / Paramedics, true crime fans, and truth-seeking civilians this show is for YOU. It’s TRUE true crime. Crime stories told by experienced investigators, former and retired cops, and 911 dispatchers. Fridays: BREAKDOWNS - Former cop Eric Tansey and retired cop Drew Breasy use their experience and job knowledge to team up and break down video and audio of the topical things that affect policing in the United States. Do you ever wonder what the cops are actually saying about police-related events from the news? Failure to Stop Podcast is like a camera in the roll call room for all to hear. Drew is a retired lieutenant and Eric was Officer of the Year before he left his department. Every Friday they break down cases with an ounce of humor and a pound of truth. #truecrime #cops #dispatchers #911dispatchers #firstrespondermentalhealth #police

If you're a cop, do you ever wonder why your supervisor called off your pursuit? If you're a civilian, do you ever wonder what goes through a cop's mind while they are in a wild car chase? Failure to Stop's own retired lieutenant Drew Breasy takes us through the thought process while showing some footage from a pursuit with a stolen Maserati back in 2022. This is TRUE true crime. Cops, dispatchers, firefighter / paramedics, and truth-seeking civilians- this channel is for YOU. Sometimes funny, sometimes heavy, but always a raw and honest perspective of significant events in the first responder world. SUBSCRIBE TO THE YOUTUBE CHANNEL @failuretostop1794 **or if you prefer** SUBSCRIBE TO THE RUMBLE CHANNEL https://rumble.com/c/failuretostop ____ SUPPORT OUR PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/failuretostop JOIN THE CHANNEL FOR EXCLUSIVE PERKS: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCShU5ZCwvbeFZ5zADRzrlhQ/join

Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham suspended the open carry and concealed firearm laws in Bernalilo County in a test of wits and Constitutional freedom. How will the citizens and law enforcement react? Meanwhile, President Biden remembers the day after the 9/11 attacks a little differently than written records, video, and audio recordings do. Is he still present enough in actual reality to serve as President. Do we even want the alternative? Also, a story has resurfaced where US Marines recount their treatment and what they were ordered to do before leaving Kabul in the nightmare that was the Afghanistan withdrawal. Is this any way to treat an American, let alone a Marine? Visit Our Sponsors: https://www.Ghostbed.com/wolfpack | Code: Wolfpack https://www.factor75.com for Factor Meals | Promo Code: Wolfpack50 - 50% off OfficerPrivacy/com/wolfpack

Officers were in a Kroger parking lot near Columbus, OH when they were alerted that Ta’Kiya Young had allegedly stolen some alcohol from the store. While trying to investigate, TaKiya drove the vehicle, striking one of the officers. A single shot was fired and TaKia’s life was over. Ta’Kiya was pregnant. The family wants justice in the form of the officers to being fired and charged with murder. Was this a clear cut use of force by the police, or was it police brutality as some have alleged? Was the officer in danger when he shot TaKia Young? Join the discussion on this episode of Failure to Stop: Breakdown, a reaction video with former officer Eric Tansey and retired lieutenant Drew Breasy. #cops #takiayoung