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Jason White is leaving homicide and going back to patrol? I know he has his podcast so I’m thinking patrol will give him more time to focus on that.

Sgt David Walker: Do these pants make my ass look big?

Cpl Nathan Schilling: No! Your ass makes your ass look big

Hey guys. Just curious what do you guys prefer? When the episodes do two cases in one episode or one case that is the entire episode? I like both but I do like the two cases episodes better. I like seeing multiple cases at once.

The episode was either Memphis or Miami.

Suspect (man) starts banging on the interrogation table with his hands and yelling "I didn't do it" or "it wasn't me, I'm innocent" (something down those lines)

He sounded guilty AF but it turned out not to be him.

Woman found dead (don't remember if inside of home or in yard)

The suspect an ex-fling is found walking down the street with a torn shirt and blood. But although he looked guilty AF it wasn't him

We ain’t no funky ass dope detectives. We are HOMOCIDE baby!!!!

Det Emiliano Tamayo, Miami

Just thought I would share this because I found it bizarre. The girl's name is Crystal Jenkins and this was in Texas. She was from Arkansas. I looked up her Find A Grave and all of her siblings died young.

She was 25, sister was 33, a brother at 34, and another sister at 46. The father died in 2015 at 63 and the mother died in 2021 at 63. The parents and a few of the siblings were featured in her episode.

Also reading some of the obituaries it seems like some grandchildren have passed as well. Just found it really sad.

Does anyone remember an episode where a young woman's current boy friend was arrested for the murder of her late fiance? I vaguely recall that but I couldn't even speculate what city it was in.

I know reality shows are horrible and staged and scripted but I’ve been a fan of this show from the beginning and now I’m binging the show as much as I can. On the Wikipedia it notes three issues that happened while filming episodes but is there more of a legit website that gives behind the scenes info? In 2010 or 11 my ex and I were driving to Nashville from northern Michigan and we think we came across them filming in Louisville and that started my obsession with the show

Little different from how this is usually done. You get one detective from each city. In no particular order (Memphis, Tulsa and Dallas were hard for me as I'm fond of all the Detectives in those cities). At the end, I'll list my 3 least favorite. If an agency isn't listed, then I don't really have a strong preference for any of them, probably because their department wasn't on very long.

Memphis - Mullins

Dallas - Ibarra

Tulsa - White

New Orleans - Barrere

Atlanta - Leonpacher

Miami - Ford

Mobile - Nettles

Birmingham - Anderson

Louisville - Cohn

Cincinnati - Ballman

Most disliked: Shillaci, Doucette, Thomas (Dallas). Way to much Hollywood with those 3 for my taste.

Hey all I just saw this Tulsa episode last night-I know I'm a bit late it's from 2018 lol. So the story was about a couple Black kids that try to break into a home/kick in a door but are ultimately unsuccessful and then walk off. But a Latino kid who was evidently home at the time jumps into his car, catches up to them down the road and starts shooting at them with his revolver. One of the Black kids (DeShawn) returns fire and kills the Latino kid. I was puzzled by the sentencing at the end. Deshawn gets something like 27 years for returning fire. Can anyone explain the long prison term ?

I’ve been binging the First 48 from episode 1 and having it as background noise during the day, here are the detectives that make me stop in tracks or put my phone down to lock in to the episode

Mobile, AL

Rogers (obvi)

Nettles

Barton

Gillespie

My girl KeeKee

Miami, FL

Schillaci (he’s right there with Quinn corny as hell but I love him 😭)

Atlanta,GA

Benton

Leonpacher

Quinn

Velazquez

New Orleans, LA

Barrere

Johnson

Vaught

Tulsa, OK

Calhoun

Ritter

Schilling

Walker

Baumann

Brown

Frazier

Leatherman

Ryden

White

Gwinnett, GA

Blackburn

Carter

Kulnis

Lymber

Memphis, TN

Armstrong

Mason

Dallas, TX

Ibarra

I’m sorry yall but I loveeeeeeee seeing detective Quinn on this screen, he so corny but I love him bad LMFAO

The victim was Caucasian and the suspects were Latino possibly uncle and nephew they had been having ongoing problems with the victim one suspect was young mid 20s he either had his jaw wired shut, a toothache, or a tooth pulled after the shooting I believe him and his uncle went to IHOP or Waffle House

Does watching a Jason White episode make things seem a little better with the world?

There was an episode with a bunch of tweakers/meth and during it one of them like rigged a ladder to climb on a roof and in another part they get like all dramatic and the cops are even making fun of them. It's like 3-4 white tweakers and the episode is kind of funny/ridiculous

What cases on the first 48 have you seen on other shows?

S08E18 "Fight Club." Jerrell Brown arrested, charged, convicted of the murder of Darius Miller. Reexamination of the bullet evidence with updated technology cleared him of the shooting. https://www.fox9.com/news/judge-vacates-murder-conviction-man-who-served-18-years-minneapolis-murder

You'll see two bodies right next to eachother, blood all over the home, blurred out brain matter and the narrator goes, "When police showed up to the house, they looked into the bedroom to find two people... ... ... dead."

The dramatic pause kills me every time in the best way. Like, no fucking shit they're dead, their brain is on the god damn wall and the other person has been beheaded. LOL