Between April 18 and 19, 2020, twenty-two people were killed and three injured in Canada's largest mass shooting. RCMP knew from almost the very beginning that the killer was driving a replica police cruiser in a deadly rampage across rural Nova Scotia, but they never sent out an emergency broadcast and only warned the public of the shooter's vehicle until much too late. Now, as a public inquiry seeks to determine how much, if any, bloodshed could have been prevented by a more competent police response, Jacob and Liam discuss what we, as Canadians, should expect from our national police service and whether our politicians have the correct policy and communication tools at their disposal to meet those expectations.Liam lays out the shooting in close (and graphic) detail. If you prefer, listeners can skip to