There’s No Place This Criminal Could Hide That K-9 Uno Couldn’t Find! LEO Round Table S11E059

In this episode of LEO Round Table, host Chip DeBlock and retired Tampa Police Captain Brett Bartlett dive into a range of law enforcement news and controversies. The discussion kicks off with President Trump’s demand for the Save America Act as a condition for DHS funding, highlighting the political standoff and Trump’s strategic use of 'flashbang' tactics to shift public attention. The duo then examine the Supreme Court’s reversal of a lower court decision in Vermont, affirming qualified immunity for a police sergeant who used a wrist lock to remove a non-compliant protester—defending the use of minimal force in controlled arrests. A major focus follows the indictment of Harris County Sheriff’s Deputy Eileen Jimenez-Barboza in a deadly gas station shooting, where the hosts debate the improper sequencing of internal affairs and criminal proceedings, and question her tactical response during a violent struggle. The episode transitions into a series of canine unit highlights: K-9 Mako uncovering a suspect hiding in trash bags, a Portage County canine biting a fleeing vehicle thief, and K-9 Uno cornering a career criminal in a crawl space under a house—each showcasing the effectiveness and intensity of police dogs in high-stakes operations. The episode closes with a bizarre case of a Florida woman arrested for urinating in two Airbnb rentals and profiting by uploading the videos online, resulting in over $5,000 in damages. Throughout, the hosts emphasize the importance of proper training, legal procedure, and the role of technology and canine units in modern policing.