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The 1980 Norco Shootout was an astonishing bank robbery turned running gun battle turned manhunt turned courtroom drama/circus.  And like any critical incident, it had an effect on everyone involved.  But throughout this story, I kept asking the same question: how are these officers doing now, 40 years after the deadly event?

Author Peter Houlahan was in a unique position to help me answer that question; he had interviewed almost everyone involved.  And while he and I are not claiming to be the final word on someone else's mental health, I have a lot of respect for Peter's assessment as a fellow first responder who has been to his own share of traumatic calls, including ones you would know the names of. Here in part two of my interview with Peter, we discuss the effects on the Norco participants both in the first few years and also decades later when he had the chance to speak to them directly for his book.  We also talk a bit more about the writing and researching process.

Resources:

• Peter's book, Norco '80: https://a.co/d/g801NJP
• Peter's website: https://www.peterhoulahan.com

Music is by Chris Haugen

Hey Chaplain Podcast Episode 064.5


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Bank Robbery, Book, Career, Debriefing, Gunfight, Health, Lawyers, Leadership, Mental Health, Psychology, PTSD, Pursuit, Sheriff, Shootout, Suicide, Trauma, Writing, Norco, Riverside, San Bernardino County, California

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The Norco shootout is a very modern critical incident, despite happening over 40 years ago.  Apart from the lack of cell phones, much of this could happen today.   The bank robbery, shootout, and manhunt that happened in Riverside County California in 1980 are important in part because it is one of just a few historical events that directly led to every police car in America having a patrol rifle.  It's also important because four decades have passed; this gives us the ability to more accurately reflect on what went wrong, what tools made a difference, and what mistakes did law enforcement leadership make before, during, and after an incident that shot up 32 police cars and a police helicopter.

Peter Houlahan is an author and a first responder.  He wrote the seminal book on the subject of the Norco shootout, titled Norco '80.

Resources:

• Peter's book, Norco '80: https://a.co/d/g801NJP
• Peter's website: https://www.peterhoulahan.com

Music is by Chris Haugen and by Alexander Nakarada

Hey Chaplain Podcast Episode 064


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Bank Robbery, Book, Police Equipment, Gunfight, Highway Patrol, Investigation, Lawyers, Leadership, Police, Pursuit, Research, Sheriff, Sheriff Deputies, Shootout, Writing, Norco, Riverside, California

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Tag med Anders, Aili, Jeppe, Stephan og Asmus på årets Game of the Year episode. Over næsten 3 (TRE!) timer dækker vi Årets Grafik, Årests Soundtrack, Årets Adhoc, Årets Spil og hvad vi ser frem til i 2023.

Der er diskussioner, uenighed, drøje hug og meget mere, når vi prøver at finde ud af hvad der fortjener roser, og hvad der bestemt ikke fortjener roser. Vi kommer med garanti IKKE til at fortryde visse beslutninger...

Dairy company Norco, one of the largest employers in the flood-devastated regional city of Lismore, announced last week that it would be retrenching 170 casual and permanent employees, notwithstanding the 70 that were made redundant in July.

The current state of play is that Norco has refused the offer by the Federal Government of some $35 million to keep things rolling and of course, save jobs.

But what about the workers and their families that have been impacted by Norco's decision, in particular their rights for full entitlements owed to them?

To discuss the topic generally, Dan talks with Melissa Care, an employment lawyer at Coutts.

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Foiled again by time management and MCU "discourse" we instead turn our attention to multiverses of a different sort this week with reviews of Everything Everywhere All At Once, Licorice Pizza, old school point and click masterpiece Norco, documentary Next Goal Wins, The Pentaverate and the bleak High Life. Sadly no Strange GP's were involved here, but we also have news about a remake of The Killer, a belated Darkman sequel, a Jackass revival and we review the trailer for Avatar: The Way of Water. 

Intro - 00:00:25

Correspondence - 00:06:37

News
John Woo to remake The Killer for Peacock - 00:15:08
Darkman sequel being mulled - 00:20:36
Jackass revival for Paramount Plus - 00:25:57
Avatar: The Way of Water trailer - 00:30:47

Reviews
Everything Everywhere All At Once - 00:38:22
Licorice Pizza - 00:49:12
Norco - 01:11:47
Next Goal Wins - 01:20:49
The Pentaverate - 01:31:26
High Life - 01:37:26

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Matt got a Q2 Steam Deck, so buckle up for some blabbing about why it's AWESOME, kinda weird, and a huge step toward a new future for PC games. Colette reveals why Ghostwire: Tokyo keeps her hooked, despite not caring about the storyline, and a peek at the Southern charm of Norco.

• Colette's playing: Ghostwire: Tokyo & Norco
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Denne gang mødes Anders, Stephan og Jeppe for at snakke om alt fra point-and-click spil til tunge actionspil.

Herudover bliver den indtil videre stille april kigget i sømmene, og der bliver talt lidt om gamle spil der får ny renæssance.

Hvis du, ligesom værterne, synes april er en stille måned, kan du jo passende sætte Popacocast i ørerne, og fylde stilheden ud med lidt snak om spil.

Hop desuden ind på vores hjemmeside popaco.dk og læs vores senste anmeldelser - der er nok at tage fat på!

Spillet siden sidst:

Slay the Spire: 1:20

Sekiro: 13:15

Norco: 33:40

Nyheder: 45:00

Return to Monkey Island: 45:10

Max Payne 1 og 2 remake: 47:50

Acti/Blizz hæver lønnen: 56:25

CD Projekt Reds forsinkelser: 59:10

Udkommet siden sidst: 1:05:28

Is the Gamecube controller brilliant or busted? The Resties rank the past 35 years of video game controllers in this fever dream of an episode. Then, the duo talks about NORCO, a new point-and-click adventure game set in a distant future Louisiana. Also, Speed Racer!

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Lucas Cruz races for the Norco Factory Downhill team. As a junior, he was national champion in 2018. In 2019, he was third overall in the junior World Cup series and just 0.01 seconds off the podium at the Mont-Sainte-Anne world championships. He joined the elite downhill ranks in 2020. At last year’s Crankworx Summer Series, he won the Kicking Horse Dual Slalom. 

Cruz seems like someone who’s always on the go. He not only races DH, but he skis, snowmobiles, hunts and rides dirt bikes. That list might only scratch the surface of his pursuits. Cruz discusses these many activities, as well as his days racing BMX, a highly influential kids program run out of Whistler and the legacy of Steve Smith. 

He also talks about the importance of having fun, which he really seems to take to heart.

Welcome mountain bikers, this is a pre-game E-Bike Test Sessions edition of The Inside Line podcast. I’m Shawn Spomer and I’m stoked to be social distancing, in-person, with Vital’s very own Brandon *huck-n-slap-it-to-flat* Turman, Brad, *B3z-Bullet-Head* Howell, and our secret weapon tester, Sean *Griz* McClendon, who, when he’s not slinging the bling at Deity, likes to pretend he’s Kovarik doing two-wheel drifts at 90mph on Trail 4 here in Boise.

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The Inside Line is brought to you by Jenson USA. Jenson USA has great deals on great mountain bikes and bike-related products both online and in-store and, coincidentally, two of the bikes in our test are available at Jenson. The Norco Sight VLT is available for online purchase or in-store purchase, and the Santa Cruz Heckler can be purchased in-store only through Jenson. Shop in person at their Corona California retail location, hours are limited right now and masks are required, but the doors are open. You can also access online purchases for curbside pick-up only at their Riverside, California location. As always, use coupon code insideline at check out on jensonusa.com to receive 10% off qualifying items.

Maxxis Tires makes The Inside Line and predictable traction on the trail possible. The Santa Cruz Heckler and Norco Sight VLT in our test both have Maxxis Minion DHR II tires front and rear. I think it’s safe to say that no one in the test is bummed with that tire spec. Hit up maxxis.com for more info.

Finally, one last Santa Cruz plug because they make sure The Inside Line is possible - You get free, lifetime pivot bearing replacement on any Santa Cruz full-suspension bike, including, the Heckler we’ve been hucking this week. santacruzbicycles.com/dealers will get you to a local Santa Cruz shop near you.

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Alright, I’m gonna light the match, throw it into the leaf pile, sit back and watch it burn!! 

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At the Nové Město World Cup, Haley Smith crossed the line in third place. It marks her best result at mountain bike World Cup. She reflects on race at one of her favourite courses. “When you feel good on a course, you find that flow zone a lot easier,” she says. “At Nové Město, it feels like mountain biking in Victoria. It’s physical and technical, but it’s also fun.” She also talks about her struggles with mental health. Smith looks ahead to the rest of the season, and the wedding she and fiancé Andrew L’Esperance, also of the Norco Factory Team, are planning.

In Full Send/No Send, Dan Walker and Matthew Pioro discuss Geoff Kabush's social media shots at the men’s podium finishers at Dirty Kanza. They wrap up the Giro d’Italia and look at tire choice. Can you have too much of a good thing?

Coach Peter Glassford has tips for getting the most out of your local roads and paths for your training rides.

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Comedians Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds examine the 1980 Norco bank robbery and shootout.

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