Armed & Famous

LaToya Jackson Gets Tasered - CBS Armed & Famous

source: fr.truveo.com

Five brave celebrities will train to become sworn police officers with the Muncie Police Department in Indiana. Indiana law states that to possess ... fr.truveo.com

Published Sun, Mar 8

CBS Armed & Famous - The Firing Range

source: it.truveo.com

Five brave celebrities will train to become sworn police officers with the Muncie Police Department in Indiana. Erik, La Toya, Wee-Man, Jack and ... it.truveo.com

Published Sun, Mar 8

CBS Armed & Famous - Everybody Must Get Tasered

source: it.truveo.com

Five brave celebrities will train to become sworn police officers with the Muncie Police Department in Indiana. Indiana law states that to possess ... it.truveo.com

Published Sun, Mar 8

News from home

source: Arizona Daily Star

 AZ - Dec 6, 2008 Estrada taped "Armed & Famous" for CBS in Muncie in the winter of 2006-07. He and several other celebrities patrolled the city as reserve officers. ...

Published Sat, Dec 6

Muncie's reality TV experiment spurs lawsuit

source: Indianapolis Star

MUNCIE, Ind. -- Two Muncie women who were filmed by "Armed & Famous" crews being chased in a local store by celebrity police officer Jason "Wee Man" Acuna filed suit Friday against the diminutive actor.

Published Sat, Dec 6

Former 'CHiPs' star is back on the police beat in Indiana town

source: News-Leader.com

Erik Estrada has returned to Muncie, Ind., to take part in overnight police patrols in the city where he starred in the short-lived reality series "Armed & Famous."

Published Thu, Dec 4

Erik Estrada feels "responsible for all children"

source: latinolikeme (WordPress)

Best known as “Ponch” on the motorcycle cop drama CHiPs in the 1970s, Estrada first spent a few weeks in Muncie in the winter of 2006-2007, filming Armed & Famous with fellow celebrities Jack Osbourne, Jason “Wee-Man” Acuna, La Toya Jackson and former pro wrestler Trish Stratus.

Published Thu, Dec 4

Ex-'CHiPs' star Estrada to patrol with Ind. police

source: Boston.com

Erik Estrada has returned to Muncie to take part in overnight police patrols in the city where he starred in the short-lived reality series "Armed & Famous." The former star of the 1970s motorcycle cop drama "CHiPs" is a reserve officer on the Muncie Police Department.

Published Thu, Dec 4