He was a self-described suit-and-tie guy who joined the DeKalb County police force in his mid 40s.
Robert “Chip” Olsen wasn’t your typical cop.
In the latest episode of “Breakdown: Season 7 - Judgment Call” we’ll tell you about the man who fired the fatal shots.
Married for 16 years with a 9-year-old son, Olsen stands charged with murdering an unarmed, naked Afghanistan war veteran in a metro Atlanta parking lot.
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Tune in for an in-depth look at Olsen as told through an emotional interview with his wife, Kathy.
The podcast is hosted by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s legal affairs writer, Bill Rankin, and public safety reporter, Christian Boone.
Breakdown’s second episode — “The Road to Indictment” — goes live Tuesday. This season we are partnering with WSB-Radio.
You can download the podcast from iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify or your favorite podcasting platform. Or you can stream it on your computer in the player below.
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