What happened to Sticks on Live PD? In exciting news, it has been announced that ‘Live PD’ personality Sean ‘Sticks’ Larkin will host a new crime series on FOX Nation called “Crime Cam 24/7.”
What happened to Sticks On Live Pd?
Sean Sticks Larkin was one of the analysts on Live Pd along with Tom Morris Jr. The show was canceled due to sudden protests against police department brutality.
This show was a live television broadcast of the work of police officers following their patrols. He was on the show for 3.5 years. When interviewed by EastldahoNews, Larkin said he was very surprised by the 5,000 turnout for the annual Live Pd event.
His first question then was when the show would return. Even the entire crew of the show wants him back. He also added that it could happen anytime in the future.
Sean Sticks Larkin’s new show
Live PD analyst and retired cop Sean Sticks Larkin will host a new crime series on FOX Nation. The show that Sticks will host is called Crime Cam 24/7.
The show was released on July 7, 2016 and airs every Friday at 6:00 PM ET. It has the same time as the POLICEMEN. FOX Nation offered a year’s subscription to those who responded immediately.
The president of FOX Nation said: “After greenlighting the iconic series ‘COPS’ in 2021, we’ve seen how engaged our subscribers are in true crime, and we’re thrilled to be able to offer new content in the genre to meet the high demand.” .
He also said that Stick’s voice would be perfect for the performance since he was a former member of the police force. Sticks will be the narrator of the entire show, offering news and legal action against the person who committed the crime.
The Sticks from Live Pd
Sticks worked on the Live Pd television show for 3.5 years. He shared stories of police officers and whether they would handle crimes and cases. The show was at its peak, but it stopped suddenly due to protests against the police. Sticks and the whole crew wish it would come back.
The show would feature the story of a police officer who was shot in the line of duty, defense judges, prosecutors, gang members, etc. He was a Tulsa Oklahoma police officer and retired from the force in May 2021.
Even after retirement, he likes to share the story of cops, and his favorite job was to catch bad and violent people and escape from his city.
Sean “Sticks”
Sean “Sticks” Larkin was an officer at the Tulsa Police Department. After almost 25 years of service in the Department, he retired in May 2021. He was also an analyst on the popular TV show Live Pd.
Larkin is a kid from the West Coast who came to college in Tulsa. He ended up here and joined the police force. While on the TV show, he also worked in the Crime Gun Unit. Larkin belongs to a military family that knows how to serve the nation. He showed his passion by working in Tulsa’s gang unit.
He also started a new podcast called Coptales and also hoped that Live Pd would be back soon. He also said he was grateful for Live Pd because it showed him the best of both worlds.
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Live Pd
Live Pd is an American television program that aired on the A&E Network from 2016 to 2020. The show was hosted by Dan Abrams and analyzed by Tom Morris Jr. and Sgt. Sean “Sticks” Larkin.
The show was broadcast live, communicated with the public and followed the work of police officers by following their patrols. The premiere was on October 28, 2016. Initially, only four episodes were planned to be televised.
It was later expanded to 21 episodes. As the years passed, the series reached the public and each season was extended to more than 100 episodes. On June 10, 2020, A&E canceled the series due to protests against the police department’s brutal treatment. Live PD was the most-watched show on A&E.
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