Burglary

real this is real he's fucked out every opportunity and he's

smiling at the camera as he's putting something over the camera shopping bag that is and the bag hasn't covered the camera he's covered in blood I mean he's gone wrong at every possible opportunity I think there's probably no worse space that you can try in Burgle than a nursery yeah what are

you gonna get in a fucking nursery

I mean he was also he was looking through the folders maybe he was trying to find his lost childhood

If you go and have a look now, Money Crimes, that's already out.

Burglar's already out.

Tricksters is coming out next week, I think.

That's November the 3rd that comes.

Also worth noting, she is the department's only female firearms instructor, and with over 20 years at APD, we've got a lot to talk about.

Also joining me are Detective Ryan Begley and Forensics Services Technician Tess Allen, who worked together on a breaking and entering at Duke Energy that quickly identified a suspect and resulted in felony charges.

We'll hear that story.

And from the Asheville Police Foundation, David Plyler and Miranda Bowman.

Thank you for inviting me.

Thank you.

You guys teamed up on a cool case that happened recently that I wanted to highlight, uh, involving Duke Energy and, uh, breaking and entering, and latent fingerprints that I would think a lot of people assume play a big part in, like, many, many, many cases, but that's not really the, the truth, is it? Uh, Ryan, we'll start with you.

Yeah.