• Cops & Robbers — E7

  • Feb 23 2023
  • Length: 54 mins
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  • 5.0 out of 5 stars (1 rating)

Cops & Robbers — E7

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  • Danelle heads to El Paso, Texas to get the lowdown on the rail cops – the private police with federal powers who report only to the railroads. In a border town, rail cops are the most powerful entities, but is that such a good thing? One dynamic duo shows Danelle how they tried to clean up the tracks, and how wild the rails still are, with Old West train raids, smugglers, and hobos all overlapping in this ultimate crossroads. Ruby calls with big news.

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Everything was very accurate and on point.

This is a true depiction of life on the rails with descriptive interviews and first hand viewing of the rail life from all sides. It says it like it is, and it's different for everyone involved. So it leaves it up to you to paint the pictures of how you imagine it is. l Like or not, it exists.

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