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  • Episode 114: From NYPD Undercover to White Plains Commissioner with David Chong

    Episode 114: From NYPD Undercover to White Plains Commissioner with David Chong
    2025/04/23
    Kevin and Ed welcome are joined by retired NYPD Sergeant Rory Capra and David Chong, Commissioner of Public Safety for White Plains. Chong shares his compelling life story, from being raised by his grandparents in Canada to rising through the ranks of the NYPD. He recounts his early life, surprising start in law enforcement, extensive undercover work with the Flying Dragons gang, and his experiences during 9/11. Chong also discusses his transition to leadership roles in Westchester County and his current position overseeing multiple public safety departments in White Plains. This episode offers a deep dive into the personal and professional journey of a dedicated law enforcement officer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    59 分
  • Episode 113: Advocating for Law, Order, and Staten Island’s Future with Frank Morano

    Episode 113: Advocating for Law, Order, and Staten Island’s Future with Frank Morano
    2025/04/16
    On this episode Kevin and Ed interview Frank Morano, a candidate for Staten Island City Council District 51. Frank discusses his background, motivation for running for office, and key issues he aims to tackle, including public safety, auto theft, and home invasions. He also shares his views on the city's handling of illegal migrants, sanctuary city status, and the need for better support and morale within the NYPD. Frank emphasizes his commitment to representing the silent majority of New Yorkers and his plans to partner with Curtis Sliwa. He addresses concerns about the proposed managed Medicare plan for city retirees, advocating for the preservation of promised benefits. The episode delves into the importance of city council elections and Morano's strategies for driving change within the council. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    42 分
  • Episode 112: Innovations in Police Support with Alexandra Nigolian

    Episode 112: Innovations in Police Support with Alexandra Nigolian
    2025/04/10
    On this episode, Kevin and Ed interview Alexandra Nigolian, the Executive Director of the Nassau County Police Department Foundation. Alexandra shares her journey from working on Rudy Giuliani's presidential campaign to her role in law enforcement philanthropy. She discusses the mission and achievements of the Nassau County Police Department Foundation, including the development of a new police training facility and various community engagement programs. The conversation also touches on the importance of police foundations in supporting law enforcement departments financially, the challenges faced, and the significance of community involvement. Upcoming events such as the foundation's Centennial Gala and the 100th-anniversary parade for the Nassau County Police Department are also highlighted. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    38 分
  • Episode 111: Mental Health Advocacy and the True Calling of Policing with Steven Mauriello

    Episode 111: Mental Health Advocacy and the True Calling of Policing with Steven Mauriello
    2025/03/31
    On this episode, Kevin and Ed welcome Inspector Steven Mauriello from the NYPD. Steven shares his personal and professional journey, starting with his early years in Long Island and his education at St. John's University. His career path in the NYPD takes listeners through various roles and precincts, including narcotics, patrol, special operations, and anti-terrorism. He discusses his favorite rank as a lieutenant and the importance of mentoring and leading young officers. Also highlighted is Steven's motivational work through his own platform, 'Keeping it Real with Steven Michael,' where he helps first responders and the community cope with mental health issues and offers support through various initiatives like Project Thank a Cop. Sharing personal stories of loss, resilience, and the will to keep going, Steven's message underscores the importance of hope, connection, and the value of every individual. The episode closes with information on how listeners can reach out or follow Steven's work and a heartfelt reminder of the support resources available for those in crisis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    47 分
  • Episode 110: Former U.S. Attorney Turned Mayoral Candidate on Crime, Corruption, and Reform with Jim Walden

    Episode 110: Former U.S. Attorney Turned Mayoral Candidate on Crime, Corruption, and Reform with Jim Walden
    2025/03/26
    On this episode Kevin and Ed welcome guest Jim Walden, a former US attorney and independent candidate for New York City Mayor. Walden shares his background, his reasons for running, and his vision for the city. He discusses his upbringing in Levittown, Pennsylvania, his career as a federal prosecutor, and his shift to private practice where he focused on pro bono work for diverse communities. Walden outlines his centrist approach, emphasizing safe streets, affordability, education reform, and eliminating corruption. He also speaks on police retention and recruitment, tackling issues such as the qualified immunity law and the importance of increasing police presence. Additionally, Walden touches on his views regarding Eric Adams, Andrew Cuomo, sanctuary cities, and the need for a Citywide Department of Public Integrity. Throughout the discussion, Walden stresses the importance of practical, data-driven policy-making and maintaining public trust in government. The episode concludes with information on how listeners can support Walden's campaign. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    58 分
  • Episode 109: A SWAT Officer's Story in Sin City with Allyn Goodrich

    Episode 109: A SWAT Officer's Story in Sin City with Allyn Goodrich
    2025/03/18
    On this episode, Kevin Schroeder hosts Allyn Goodrich, an active SWAT member and author from Las Vegas, Nevada. Allyn shares his journey from a young patrol officer to various specialized units, including the saturation team and the tourist crimes unit. His experiences range from undercover assignments to his current role in the SWAT team, detailing operations and significant cases. Allyn also discusses his book, 'October Strong,' written as a therapeutic journal and dedicated to the Wounded Blue charity. The conversation touches on the importance of mental health in law enforcement, department structures, and the justice system in Las Vegas compared to New York. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    44 分
  • Episode 108: Chasing Fugitives with Lenny DePaul

    Episode 108: Chasing Fugitives with Lenny DePaul
    2025/03/11
    Ed Mamet and guest co-host Rory Capra interview retired U.S. Marshal Lenny DePaul. DePaul shares insights from his storied 30-year career, starting from his early days in the U.S. Navy to his time with the U.S. Secret Service under the Reagan administration, and later, his legendary career in the U.S. Marshal Service. The discussion covers memorable cases, including the D.C. sniper and John Gotti trials, his role post-9/11, and the multifaceted duties of the Marshal Service. DePaul also touches on his foray into television with shows like 'Manhunter' and his current tactical gear business, O Dark 30. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    43 分
  • Episode 107: No-Nonsense Policing and Public Safety with Curtis Sliwa

    Episode 107: No-Nonsense Policing and Public Safety with Curtis Sliwa
    2025/03/05
    On this episode, Ed Mamet & Rory Capra fill in for Detective Kevin Schroeder. They welcome Curtis Sliwa, a mayoral candidate and frequent guest of the show. Sliwa criticizes incumbent Mayor Eric Adams's handling of the police department and crime in New York City. He discusses issues such as low police morale, early retirements, recruitment challenges, and the controversial lowering of police standards. Sliwa also addresses broader city concerns, including the failure of the district attorneys, the need for a recall system for public officials, and the unsolved problems surrounding public housing and the Department of Education's budget. He advocates for specific reforms, including the restoration of qualified immunity for police officers, greater transparency in city spending, especially concerning the management of healthcare benefits for retirees, and the importance of public safety protocols. Sliwa passionately argues for a return to traditional policing methods and expresses his commitment to supporting law enforcement if elected mayor. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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