Good thing the Totescast doesn’t have any warrants, because there’s a mess of police business on our agenda this week. First up, a breakdown of the arbitration hearing of Internal Affairs cop Chris Dunn, and its implications on the broader IA investigation triggered by the Nathaniel Sanders II shooting.

Then it’s onto a brief discussion of APD chief Art Acevedo‘s decision to forsake Dallas’ desirous advances to stay in Austin. Then lastly, a recap of the last week’s City Council drama in adopting Austin Energy‘s climate protection and generation plan, including some cut-rate Carole Keeton Strayhorn impersonations. As always, Jordan Smith and Wells Dunbar are your totally awesome hosts.

This article appears in April 23 • 2010.

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