True Crime Stories · Michael Fortune

Ex Police Chief Becomes A Professional Arsonist

February 21, 2026·6 min
The episode opens with host Mike Fort introducing a shocking true crime story about a former police chief. The chief is charged with attempted murder and arson for 11 fires dating back to 2001. The host expresses disbelief, calling the suspect "crazy" and "nut nuts." The suspect's law enforcement background includes roles as police chief in Prince George's County, District Heights, and a city in Florida. The host questions why someone in such a position would commit these crimes. He states the suspect is a clear danger to the community and likely faces over 100 years in jail. The episode is part of the True Crime Stories podcast from All Music Radio Podcasting. The host signs off by noting this is a weird case where the least expected person might be the arsonist. He then transitions to closing remarks, reminding listeners to wear masks and practice social distancing for public health. The host encourages being a hero, not a zero. He promotes the All Music Radio station, available online 24/7. The episode concludes with a thank you from All Music Radio. The format is a solo narrative with the host recounting the case details. There are no guests or interviews in this episode. The tone is educational and narrative, focusing on the facts and the host's reactions. The episode is brief, covering the key points of the case without deep investigation. It serves as a quick overview of a notable crime story. The host's credentials as a trained law enforcement professional with over 20 years of experience are mentioned in the show description but not in the transcript.
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