True Crime Undercover

Super E reminisces about when a camera crew from the show "Cops" was riding with him.  While the camera crew is getting ready to film his partner's undercover investigation from the car, a "lady-of-the evening" approaches to see what the cameras are all about.  Super E convinces her that they're filming a show called "Hookers Gone Haywire", and she buys it!  Only Super E could pull that off!

Super E tells us about his encounter with a street-prostitute, who was selling her wares from a wheelchair.  After some hilarious conversation with the up-beat, "free-wheeling" lady-of-the-evening, Super E does the right thing and gets her home.  What an angel!

Super E tells us about another colorful character.

Super E and the gang tells us about how they infiltrated the cruel underworlds of organized cock fighting and dog fighting in an effort to combat animal cruelty.

Super E recounts a story told to him by fellow Vice detective "Big Steve" about his encounter with a deaf prostitute.  

A serial killer is loose on the streets victimizing prostitutes, and Super E does what he can to stop him.  

The only thing good about this search warrant were the results.

Super E gets "rolled" by a prostitute named Summer, and he has to chase her through the snow to get his money back.  Super E also recounts how Summer and her sister both meet tragic ends at the hands of the mean streets they used to walk.   

Super E talks about the after-effects of being shot and his battle with PTSD.  

After getting a premonition about being shot, the unthinkable happens.  Super E recounts the events of his shoot-out with a suspect, and how he takes a bullet in the encounter.   

Super E uses his skills to help catch a quadruple-murder suspect.  

Super E tells a story of a sweet old man turning into a dirty old creep.

Super E chases a car thief, who thinks he's Bo Duke in the General Lee.  

Super E describes a run of "a man being mauled by a bear".  Turns out to be something completely different.  Enjoy.  

Super E works with the Cyber Crimes Unit to catch a creepy child predator.  

Super E encounters a "customer", who is a combination of: General Burkhalter from "Hogan's Heroes, Mike Myers from "Sprockets", and serial killer John Wayne Gacy, and lives to tell the tale.  

No words can describe this episode.  It has to be heard to be believed.  Not for the faint-of-heart.  

Super E recounts his encounters with an absent-minded hooker named Suzy D.  

As requested by a loyal listener, Super E and A-Train recount some harrowing incidents of having guns pointed at them.  

Super E recounts some medical emergency runs, that were a little rocky, but ended with success.   

Super E does some fancy talking to convince some folks to stop pointing guns at him.  

Super E uses all his skills to take down a dope-dealing pimp, who's operation is set-up 20 feet from a Boys Club.  

In this episode, Super E, A-Train, and Jay respond to a listener's bizarre question about "encounters with little people".  Even stranger, they all had a story to share.  

In this episode, Super E encounters a "huffer", who's glue-rag gets her into some hot trouble.

In this episode, Super E asks A-Train to recount a case, when he posed as a hitman-for-hire.  A-Train describes for us his unorthodox undercover persona:  a pathetic, down-and-out loser named "Billy" from the hills.  Enjoy!