Dawn’s Big Three starts with Omaha school resource officers and electric shock gloves designed to gain compliance through a painful low-output charge. We watch the demonstration, compare the gloves with Tasers, discuss their cost and training, and predict the parent reaction when one is used on a student. Dawn’s second major story moves to Minnesota, where Christopher Crimmins faces a manslaughter charge after horseplay with a hydraulic grapple kills coworker Tyler Anthony Lynch.
Next comes an Allegheny County homicide case that ends in a mistrial after marijuana odor is detected in the jury room and nobody admits using it. Safon Gump’s case has to be tried again, giving the crew plenty to work with once the names in the courtroom start piling up. Dawn then shows bodycam footage of a Covington officer being dragged by a vehicle after a Walmart shoplifting call, with Destinee Riggins later arrested and the crew arguing the incident shows why police dislike the phrase “routine traffic stop.
