The cost of helping nab a murder suspect

<p><strong>LLN (4/14/21) –</strong> Normally, crossing paths with a murder suspect means you’re in the wrong place at the wrong time – but not for one owner-operator in Southern California. We’ll explain why he drove directly into the path of danger – and why he’s now asking for help himself. Also, why you’ll want to think twice before responding to any letters that appear to be from FMCSA. Also, Vidalia onions are on the way and that signals a booming produce season for reefer haulers. And the Department of Labor wants to pull a rule designed to help determine who is and is not an independent contractor. But OOIDA says the rule should stay in place, with a few tweaks.</p> <p>0:00 – Newscast.</p> <p>10:15 – Driver helps nab murder suspect; letter from FMCSA, or not?</p> <p>25:08 – It’s onion season!</p> <p>39:59 – Independent contractor rule.</p>