Real Time React

Charlie welcomes attorney Jerome Sabbota. His client Sandra Layne, is accused of shooting him 8 times in the chest, including while he was on the phone with emergency services. What would compel a grandmother to shoot her grandson.

Charlie interviews Allen Park Mayor William Matakas He is trying to persuade Allen Parkers to support him and his tough choices to avoid an Emergency Manager. Allen Park lost millions in a studio investment after the Legislature pulled the rug on the Michigan’s film incentive.

Charlie interviews Allen Park Mayor William Matakas He is trying to persuade Allen Parkers to support him and his tough choices to avoid an Emergency Manager. Allen Park lost millions in a studio investment after the Legislature pulled the rug on the Michigan’s film incentive.

Will the threat of jail time really have any tent upon blight? Sen. Virgil Smith thinks so. But with jails already over-loaded what would this prove? Also, many of the houses are owned by banks, can a corporation be put in jail? Charlie says ask Matty Moroun.

Charlie welcomes Mark Winter of Art experts in Miami. There was recently multi-million dollar art theft in the Corktown neighborhood in Detroit. The real question is why would anyone store a million dollars worth of anything in Detroit!!??!

Official Charlie Langton Show Chief firearms correspondent Rick Ector swings by the studio. Proposed legislation in the Michigan House would repeal the State’s stand your ground law. Some argue it would stop a potential Trayvon Martin/George Zimmerman fiasco. Others say the law is fine as it is.

Official Charlie Langton Show Chief firearms correspondent Rick Ector swings by the studio. Proposed legislation in the Michigan House would repeal the State’s stand your ground law. Some argue it would stop a potential Trayvon Martin/George Zimmerman fiasco. Others say the law is fine as it is.

Rick Wershe started his life of crime as a 14-year-old drug informant for law enforcement. After ending his relationship with authorities he continued on in the drug trade. Less than a year later, he was arrested and portrayed as a teenage drug king pin who ruled Detroit. The media gave him the name “White Boy Rick.” Rick shares his story with Charlie; life

Rick Wershe started his life of crime as a 14-year-old drug informant for law enforcement. After ending his relationship with authorities he continued on in the drug trade. Less than a year later, he was arrested and portrayed as a teenage drug king pin who ruled Detroit. The media gave him the name “White Boy Rick.” Rick shares his story with Charlie; life

Rick Wershe started his life of crime as a 14-year-old drug informant for law enforcement. After ending his relationship with authorities he continued on in the drug trade. Less than a year later, he was arrested and portrayed as a teenage drug king pin who ruled Detroit. The media gave him the name “White Boy Rick.” Rick shares his story with Charlie; life