Jake became a CO because he saw the job posted on Indeed, the website designed to broker meetings between employeers and prospects. But what did he see? In this episode Jake and Jon break down "The Pros and Cons of Being a Correctional Officer" as Indeed describes it. Did they get it right or were they way off? A perfect segue is made into talking the case in Oklahoma where the warden's top boy has been running a drug smuggling operation. Does it shock the conscience or do you just wish you had thought of it first?

Jon's Jake Jokes: A for effort and that's all that can be said.

Two Correctional Officers transported an inmate to the hospital. While there, he decided to make a break for it. He overpowered one officer, dousing him in his own oleoresin capsicum. The other officer, seeing that the game was afoot and that the safety and security of the community was on the line for this soon to flee felon, drew her pistol and plugged him. Now he's sentenced to the prison of death, from which there is no parole. But was in the right decision? Jon and Jake try to make sense of it, talk tactical problems and probably outcomes.

Why aren't more things pneumatic? Mmmm. Good ponderings.

Jon discusses how scammers go after big retailers, recalling how he used to put his life on the line to protect the local Target store; as it turns out those same scammers are movers and shakers in the gangster disciples Alabama branch. Jon also responds to the two correctional officers lost in Charlotte, along with a police officer and a US Marshall. Somebody has to call correctional officers law enforcement, and heroes that protect the community. That's why this podcast exists. Jon and Jake are back in form from last week.

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Jake Joke: Muy picante.