Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Broad and Liberty Chief Investigative Reporter Todd Shepherd back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a story he broke earlier in the day revealing that a source told him that Delaware County’s Mike Zabel is the Democratic lawmaker alleged to have groped a lobbyist in Harrisburg. Shepherd takes us inside the story, telling why the overwhelming amount of corroborating sources led to him posting the article, explaining the implications and lack of action by Harrisburg knowing that this information is somewhat commonly known throughout the Capitol.

Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom welcomes in Oscar Buynevich, a Temple University Senior, who’s been investigating the understaffing in Temple University’s police force. First, Buynevich explains why he personally has chosen to stay at Temple, saying that it’s not that he and other students are necessarily ‘scared,’ but many have become completely desensitized to the violence and open-air drug use on Temple’s campus. Buynevich takes us through what he learned about the struggle for Temple to offer its students a safe campus, explaining what Temple President Jason Wingard needs to do, including a focus on police officer retention and actually speak with his officers after many refusals to meet with union and officials on the force. (Photo by Getty Images)

<p>Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Broad and Liberty Chief Investigative Reporter Todd Shepherd back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a story he broke earlier in the day revealing that a source told him that Delaware County’s Mike Zabel is the Democratic lawmaker alleged to have groped a lobbyist in Harrisburg. Shepherd takes us inside the story, telling why the overwhelming amount of corroborating sources led to him posting the article, explaining the implications and lack of action by Harrisburg knowing that this information is somewhat commonly known throughout the Capitol.</p>
<p>Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom welcomes in Oscar Buynevich, a Temple University Senior, who’s been investigating the understaffing in Temple University’s police force. First, Buynevich explains why he personally has chosen to stay at Temple, saying that it’s not that he and other students are necessarily ‘scared,’ but many have become completely desensitized to the violence and open-air drug use on Temple’s campus. Buynevich takes us through what he learned about the struggle for Temple to offer its students a safe campus, explaining what Temple President Jason Wingard needs to do, including a focus on police officer retention and actually speak with his officers after many refusals to meet with union and officials on the force. (Photo by Getty Images)</p>

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