Greg Delaney - Drug abuse during COVID - AG Yost on fraud - Summer replay

Greg Delaney - Drug abuse during COVID - AG Yost on fraud 

COVID-19 Shutdown – The Fallout Part II Opiate and Fentanyl drug addictions,  depression and suicide

Opiate and Fentanyl drug addictions, depression, and suicide rates increased during the COVID-19 shutdown. Pastor Greg Delaney of Woodhaven Recovery Center of Dayton, Ohio discusses with OCA President Chris Long the opiate, Fentanyl, and alcohol abuse that spread through the general population as depression and isolation caused many to turn to drugs and alcohol for relief. The general population is still in a state of depression, and it is time for the church to go on a search and rescue mission, reaching out to those who are isolated, alone, and hurting, sharing with them the concern and compassion of Christ.

Part 2 - Tackling Fraud With Attorney General Dave Yost

On today’s program, we discuss the important issue of fraud. Many Ohioans have been victims of fraudulent activity on the Internet, credit card fraud, bank fraud. These are just some of the ways in which scam artists prey on our elderly and the general public. We talk about this important issue with State Attorney General Dave Yost.  Here are a couple of examples of some of the phone call scams that some Ohioans have fallen victim to in recent months. We also discuss with Attorney General Yost the unemployment fraud as the Department of Job and Family Services fell victim to international fraudsters who gamed the system and pilfered $426 million during the COVID-19 shutdown. SOS LaRose has submitted voter fraud cases of those who voted illegally as non-citizens and others who voted in multiple states in the same election to the Attorney General's office. AG Yost explains the process of investigating those cases. Tune in and tell a friend.