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LEO Round Table, June 19, 2026

LEO Round Table, June 19, 2026

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LEO Round Table with Chip DeBlock S11E120, Comprehensive Terror Plot Thwarted At The White House UFC Event! Comprehensive terror plot thwarted at the White House UFC event. Over a dozen ANTIFA members indicted for conspiring to injure Federal officers. Two people receiving charges following violent dispute at drive-thru. Armed suspect fatally shot following pursuit through apartment complex. Woman fatally shot after trying to enter home with knives. Teen armed with gun shot by officer during confrontation. Explosive Drone Plot, Violent Resistance, and Police Survival Lessons A White House Event Becomes the Center of an Alleged Plot The episode opens with introductions, sponsor acknowledgments, and a rundown of the stories under discussion before moving into the alleged plot targeting a White House UFC event. The host describes how a 19-year-old Ohio suspect came to law enforcement attention after his parents reported concerns about weapons purchases, tactical gear, ammunition, and plans to meet people he had contacted online. The transcript presents the alleged plan as involving explosive drones, crowd panic, and snipers positioned near an evacuation route. Online Extremism, Encryption, and the Limits of Capability Sheriff Mark Crider discusses the alleged plot from an investigative perspective, noting that the case appears to have begun with family reporting rather than an undercover FBI operation. He emphasizes that the central question is whether the suspects had the actual technical ability, equipment, drones, explosives, and coordination needed to carry out the alleged plan. The panel also discusses how social media, encrypted messaging, and online communities can give relatively unsophisticated people access to more sophisticated organizing tools. Federal Charges Against Antifa Members in Minneapolis The show next covers federal indictments against 15 people described in the transcript as affiliated with Minneapolis-based Antifa groups. The host frames the charges as part of a broader federal response to violence directed at federal officers, while Dr. Travis Yates criticizes what he views as political minimization of violent protest activity. Sheriff Crider connects the discussion to local and state policies that restrict cooperation with ICE, arguing that safer jail transfers could reduce street-level confrontations. A Drive-Through Dispute Escalates Into Hot Grease and Stabbing The episode then turns to a Detroit fast-food incident in which two sisters allegedly confronted a worker over a wrong drive-through order. The host describes prosecutors’ claims that the sisters went behind the counter, chased the worker, threw pots and pans, hurled hot grease, and that one sister later used a knife thrown by the worker to stab her. The panel uses the story to discuss how hot grease or boiling water can cause serious bodily injury and how such threats should be evaluated in use-of-force situations. Miami Shooting Video and Pre-Attack Indicators The panel reviews a Miami police video involving undercover officers pursuing a wanted suspect who ran through an apartment complex while armed with a gun. Dr. Yates argues that public discussion should more directly acknowledge the danger of running from police while armed. The conversation then shifts into Yates’s work on pre-attack indicators, his FocusCertified.com training program, and his claim that officer assaults have increased sharply while law enforcement has lacked a validated system comparable to those used by other professions. Suicidal Woman, Body Camera Limits, and Teen With a Gun The final segment covers two additional body camera incidents: a suicidal woman in Illinois who entered a home with knives while officers and an elderly family member were inside, and a Miami-Dade deputy shooting a 15-year-old who was running with a gun. The panel discusses the difficulty of moving a noncompliant or confused person quickly, the importance of obeying police commands during dangerous scenes, and the limits of body camera footage compared with what an officer may see in real time. The show closes with sponsor mentions and acknowledgment of the Wounded Blue.
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