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From anti-dacoity operations to crowd control to participation in equestrian games, mounted police enjoy a distinct position in Indian law enforcement. In this episode of Police Chowki, we delve into the fascinating world of mounted police, exploring their historical and modern-day role in law enforcement, public safety, and ceremonial functions. Tune in to Shrikrishna Upadhyaya speaking to former police officers S. Ramakrishnan and Javeed Ahmad, who share their rich experience.

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This edition features stories on training Iraqi police on non-lethal crowd control methods, Mahawil base being handed over to Iraqi control, the 354th Military Police Company conducting a rare joint foot patrol after forming a relationship with local Iraqi police, 3-1 Cavalry conducting live-fire training and a Soldier using his skateboard, instead of a bus or walking, to get around on Contingency Operating Base Basra, Iraq. Hosted by Spc. Jenna Lindauer.

Maryland Army National Guardsmen recently participated in a Non-lethal Individual Weapons Operator Course, a four-day certification program which trains Soldiers how to respond as a civil disturbance reaction force. The Guardsmen were trained on the use of a Taser, pepper spray, crowd control techniques and more, preparing them to assist in emergencies like 'Occupy Wall Street' and large events which may require additional security. Story by SPC Aimee Fujikawa.

In episode 1363, Jack and Miles are joined by comedy writer, actor, and co-host of Quick Question, Soren Bowie, to discuss… Crowd Crushes Are Frustratingly Preventable But Media Narratives Don’t Help, Twitter’s Blue Check Marks Were Already For Sale, Pheromone Products Probably Aren’t Brainwashing TikTokers and more!

1. Crowd Crushes Are Frustratingly Preventable But Media Narratives Don’t Help
2. At Least 151 Killed in Halloween Crowd Surge in Seoul
3. Twitter’s Blue Check Marks Were Already For Sale
4. The black market for blue checks
5. Twitter is planning to start charging $20 per month for verification
6. Why Twitter Verifies Users: The History Behind the Blue Checkmark
7. Tony La Russa Sues Twitter Over Alleged Fake Page
8. Tony La Russa Twitter lawsuit settled
9. Pheromone Products Probably Aren’t Brainwashing TikTokers
10. AN HONEST REVIEW OF THE PHEROMONE PERFUME THAT’S ALL OVER TIKTOK
11. Why you shouldn’t buy products with ‘pheromones’ in them to get a Valentine
12. How one perfume company misled scientists into believing in human sex pheromones
13. CAN PHEROMONES CONTROL SOMEONE'S MIND, LIKE IN BLACK WIDOW? THE SCIENCE BEHIND THE FICTION

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Portland protests, federal officers, the passing of representative John Lewis, and more!

Portland Ted Wheeler responds to federal officers deployed in Portland, Gov. Kate Brown's new mask policy, and more!

There are many toxins in our environment each of which act synergistically to compromise health. These toxins include glyphosate, GMOs, fluoride, EMF, and aspartane. The US Government not regulate these or protect the public, but supported putting these into the environment. For example, in 1996, Congress passed a law stating that cell tower placement could not be altered for health reasons. Cell tower radiation not only has adverse health effects but now has the capability to snoop into every home and to inject energy used in crowd control. John discusses aspartane. Although the US Government sued the manufacturer for hiding the cancer causing properties, the FDA this cancer causing substance for the food supply. The FDA also touted genetically modified foods to be totally safe although several FDA scientists advised against putting GMO onto the market. John Kamin will discuss this theme as it applies to genetically modified foods and glyphosate.

There's a lot of good Moombahton available for free download on Soundcloud. This episode of Moombahton Monday features mostly recent tracks gathered from the Soundcloud community. So if you like what you hear, go download it from Soundcloud and tell the producers you heard it on Moombahton Monday! Enjoy!

I predict a riot... or not. This week we're joined by crowd control experts Dr Clifford Stott, from Liverpool University, and Dr John Drury, from Sussex University, wholl be discussing why violence kicks off at football matches, how to spot a spat and the science of mass evacuation. Taking us on a flight of fancy, Dr Gay Gibson, from the University of Greenwich, who describes her research into the harmonious music of mosquitoes, and in Kitchen Science, Derek Thorne bangs out a tune from an oven shelf... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists