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The DoodlerSketch snares suspects, but cases far from solved A San Francisco beat cop thought he’d nabbed the Doodler on a lucky hunch — no such luck. And then an explosive new lead emerged. April 13, 2021 4:00 a.m. Something about the guy was hinky, as cops like to say. He was walking on Castro Street and looked like he had something to hide. Held his arm stiff against his side over a bulge in his long pea coat. Officer James Andre Boles was on foot patrol and zeroed in. It was Nov. 20, 1975, and everyone at police headquarters was talking about the Doodler. How he’d picked up five men...

Rapes, murders and slavely taking place in their country that come to our border and need help. but there's also people coached up to say they're not in a gang any more or i'm afraid of x, j and z when it's not true. the border patrol people, i think this is just an impossible task for them to process all these people and figure out truth from false on the fly on these kind of field interviews that they conduct and come to rational decisions. the whole system needs an overhaul, can't possibly be a function of fine tuning our border patrol or the resources that they have. >> laura: both of you,...

Murder and rate's, but is also demonstratively false stories where people are coached up to say, i'm not in a gang anymore, or i'm afraid of x, y and z, where it's not true. so i look at it through the lens of law enforcement and the border patrol people think, this is a impossible task for them to figure out all these people and figure out true and false on the fly in these field interviews, and that's why the whole system needs an overhaul. he can't possibly get a function of fine-tuning our border patrol. speed lent both of you, thank you so much. this is obviously a problem that will conti...