WARDEN'S WATCH: May 2020

Thursday, May 21, 2020

036 Dedicated to the Fallen - Badge 36 Retired

In a memorial podcast dedicated to the fallen, and in honor of police week, we explore some cases where Warden's were lost in the line of duty. We dedicate this show to our brothers and sisters and to the families of special outdoor law enforcement that have been lost unexpectedly. This is an episode is dedicated to Retired Badge #36 and the Wardens who sacrificed it all. End of Watch.

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Here's What We Discuss:

Police Week, Tribute to Friends
Wardens that Sacrificed
1981 Bill Pogue
Moment of Silence
SW Idaho, Mandatory Carry
William Pogue and Conley Elms
Jan 5, 1981
Monuments, Granite Rock
Bull Camp
Director Moore
21 Gun Salute
Blake Phillips, Retire Idaho FG
Butch Cassidy Legend
Something Tragic, An Inscription "End of Watch"
This is Murder One, Not Self Defense
Pogue was an Artist
Elms was a Fly Fisherman
Retrain, Re-Tool, Learn from the Bad
nagwmucm@hotmail.com
East Coast - James Spignesi
Working the Jackers, Nov 20, 1998
Shooting After Hours
Jury Trial, No Closure, No Justice
Memorial Fund, $10,000 Scholarship
University of Connecticut Conservation Enforcement Program
Memorial 5k Run October
The Call You Never Want to Get
West Moore, Scott Phillips
Quote by Col Kevin Jordan
Prayer by Scott McIntosh Texas

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Thursday, May 7, 2020

035 Rick Wilcox - Mountain Rescue Service

Rick Wilcox, has served as the president of the North Conway-based volunteer Mountain Rescue Service for over 40 years. The organization provides manpower and expertise in environments and terrain beyond the scope of most rescue agencies — from the cliffs of Cathedral, Whitehorse and Cannon ledge to the summits of the Presidential Range in wintertime. MRS has been involved in over 500 rescues, bolstering state Fish and Game and U.S. Forest Service personnel in the most extreme of circumstances.