Behind The Scenes With Sheriff Jason Ard

2026年10月13日 · 播客笔记

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In this episode, Livingston Parish Sheriff Jason Ard focuses on fentanyl overdose awareness, family loss, recovery, and cooperation between families, communities, and law enforcement. Angela Shockley discusses the death of her daughter Morgan from a fentanyl overdose, the creation of her nonprofit Mo’s Movement, and the need for education, prevention, and support.

Glen Muse of Texas Pictures describes his documentary work on fentanyl poisoning and how families have shared their experiences. Shockley closes by stressing the difference between helping and enabling, and encouraging families to learn about addiction and set boundaries during active use.

Timestamps

02:05 Morgan’s Addiction Battle

12:32 Taking Dealers Off Streets

15:32 Cell Phones and Evidence

19:37 Filmmaker’s Mission

25:54 Community Views Unite

31:43 Billboard Awareness Campaign

38:02 Angela’s Prevention Message

42:21 Hope and Resources

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Livingston Parish, Sheriff Jason Ard, Podcast, Mo’s Movement, Texas Pictures,

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00:00:05Fentanyl Awareness Begins

00:00:35Angela’s Story of Loss

00:03:22Morgan’s Legacy Emerges

00:04:30Building Mo’s Movement

00:06:30Law Enforcement and Fentanyl

00:09:14Mission of Saving Lives

00:12:03Tackling Dealer Networks

00:15:32Phones, Proof, and Prosecution

00:18:46Awareness Through Collaboration

00:19:37Filmmaking for Fentanyl Stories

00:28:14Communicating With Families

00:31:11Billboards and Public Outreach

00:33:38More Stories, More Issues

00:36:12Humanizing Peace Officers

00:38:02Learning Addiction the Hard Way

00:41:52Tough Love and Boundaries

00:43:13Contacting Mo’s Movement

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