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It started as a conversation over lunch between an active Chief of Police and the world’s most prolific Jewel Robber, and is now a thought-generation powerhouse that continues to collect and share perspectives of many kinds.
It’s time to join Police Chief Chris – a 30+ year Law Enforcement professional, and the world’s most prolific Jewel Robber, Larry Lawton, as they visit a variety of newsworthy topics, thoughts and discussions that will make you want to know more about both of their worlds and all of their perspectives.
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Timestamps for This Episode of Cops and Robbers Talk:
- 00:00 – Introduction
An opening scene setting the stage for childhood memories and aspirations. - 01:15 – Mother’s Keepsake Book
Discussion about the special book kept by the mother, documenting early childhood moments. - 02:30 – Age Five Milestone
Recollection of a significant moment when asked about future aspirations. - 03:10 – Dream of Being a Policeman
Exploration of the initial childhood dream of becoming a policeman, as recorded by the mother. - 04:00 – Forgotten Memories
A reflection on not remembering this childhood aspiration until seeing the book later. - 05:30 – Transition to College
A look at the decisions made when entering college, illustrating a shift in interests. - 06:10 – Choosing a Business Major
Delving into the choice of business studies as a new career path. - 07:00 – Rediscovering Childhood Documents
The moment of rediscovery of the keepsake book and its records. - 08:45 – Reflecting on Life’s Journey
Contemplating the differences between early dreams and current realities. - 10:00 – Concluding Reflections
Final thoughts on how childhood aspirations evolve and influence life choices.
Questions Answers Inside This Episode of Cops and Robbers Talk:
- How do Chris DiGiuseppi’s and Larry Lawton’s childhood games of cops and robbers reflect their career choices later in life?
- What childhood experiences did Larry Lawton mention that might have influenced his path into a life of crime?
- Why do you think Chris DiGiuseppi always envisioned himself as a police officer from such a young age?
- Larry Lawton mentioned purchasing items from the trunk of a car. How do you think such experiences shaped his view on the law and crime?
- How do Chris and Larry plan to explore the dynamic between cops and robbers on their podcast?
- What does Larry’s story about buying clothing from the trunk of a car tell us about the community he grew up in?
- How do you think participating in a podcast about cops and robbers as both a former cop and former criminal can provide unique insights?
- Chris DiGiuseppi mentions he views himself as a boy scout who always wore the “white hat.” What do you think this symbolizes about his approach to law enforcement?
- What role do you think the show producer, Mike, plays in shaping the content and direction of the podcast?
- Larry Lawton states that both he and Chris have become better people through their respective experiences. What lessons can be learned from their journey for those currently involved in crime or law enforcement?
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The Hosts of this Program:
Chris DiGiuseppi
Chris DiGiuseppi is an award-winning and local bestselling author from his first novel, The Light Bringer and has been traditionally published five times. Chris has over 25 years in Law Enforcement at various levels up to and including Chief of Police. He is a graduate of the FBI National Academy and Northwestern University School of Police Staff Command. He is trained in various aspects of Law Enforcement and holds degrees in Human Resources and Business Administration. Chris lives with his wife and children in Missouri.
Chris has been podcasting via WhatCopsWatch.Com since 2014 and continues to share perspective, insight and more via BlackandBlueVoices.Com
Larry Lawton:
Larry Lawton is a former jewel thief turned motivational speaker, author, and YouTube personality. Once considered one of the most successful jewel robbers in the U.S., he stole millions in the 1990s before being arrested by the FBI in 1996. Convicted of racketeering and armed robbery, he spent 12 years in federal prison, where he experienced the harsh realities of incarceration.
During his time behind bars, Lawton underwent a personal transformation, vowing to turn his life around. After his release in 2007, he founded the Reality Check Program, which educates at-risk youth about the dangers of crime and the brutal truth of prison life. His work has been recognized by law enforcement, educators, and parents seeking to deter young people from making poor choices.
In addition to his outreach, Lawton became a popular YouTube creator, sharing crime-related stories, prison experiences, and security advice. His book, Gangster Redemption, details his journey from criminal mastermind to reformed advocate.
Lawton also collaborates with law enforcement and businesses to improve security and prevent theft. As a speaker, he promotes prison reform and second chances, proving that change is possible. His story stands as a powerful example of redemption and the ability to turn past mistakes into a force for good.
Mike Wilkerson:
Mike Wilkerson Is the PodFather of St. Louis, and has been hosting, producing, concepting and enhancing podcasts since 2005. As a professional content creator, Mike has been making and documenting every mistake in the Podcasting industry so you won’t have to when you’re ready to begin. With thousands of of hours of business, marketing and life experience behind and in front of the mic and keyboard, he has created a vibrant and always-growing business tapestry via The 2GuysTalking Podcast Network.
As a perpetual student, Mike continues to foster interests in Crisis Negotiator Training, Firearms Instruction and helping people to find the next step in their career with an active interest in hunting light bulb moments.
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