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Inside Blue 360 Ep. 4
Sergeant’s Benevolent Association President Ed Mullins and Dr. Darin Porcher welcome Artist, Activist, and Patriot Scott LoBaido to discuss his controversial artwork New York City’s cease and desist order to remove the blue line from in front of the 122 Precinct in Staten Island.
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Inside Blue 360 Ep. 3
SBA President, Ed Mullins, talks with Attorneys Joe Murray and Joseph Amsel.
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Inside Blue 360 Ep. 2
SBA President, Ed Mullins, talks with Attorney Joe Murray and Mike Reilly.
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Inside Blue 360 Ep. 1
SBA President Ed Mullins and Bob Mladinich talk “Politics and Policing” with BlueLivesMatter NYC Founder, Joe Imperatrice.
Watch now at https://insideblue360.com/inside-blue-360-ep-1/
Maki & Mullins More 2 The Story Ep. 7
Maki and Mullins welcome Attorney Joe Murray to discuss the protestor lawsuit for providing them with riot equipment and the riots in our cities.
Watch now at https://insideblue360.com/maki-mullins-more-2-the-story-ep-7/
Maki & Mullins More 2 The Story Ep. 6
Maki and Mullins talk to New York State Assemblyman Mike Reilly about the proposed legislation making the stalking of Police Officers, Corrections Officers, Peace Officers Firefighters, and their families a crime.
Watch now at https://insideblue360.com/maki-mullins-more-2-the-story-ep-6/
Maki & Mullins More 2 The Story | Ep. 5
Professor at John Jay College and Policing expert, Dr. Maria (Maki) Haberfeld discusses Disorder Control with Former Chief of the Department Louis Anemone.
Watch now at https://insideblue360.com/maki-mullins-more-2-the-story-ep-5/
Maki & Mullins More 2 The Story | Ep. 4
Professor at John Jay College and Policing expert ,Dr. Maria (Maki) Haberfeld, and Head of the NYPD Sergeants Benevolent Association, Sergeant Ed Mullins discusses enforcing social distancing policies.
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Maki & Mullins More 2 The Story | Ep. 3
Professor at John Jay College and Policing expert ,Dr. Maria (Maki) Haberfeld, and Head of the NYPD Sergeants Benevolent Association, Sergeant Ed Mullins discusses what to do if there is a biochemical attack-right now.
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Real Crime Episode # 13 Part # 1 and Part #2 with retired Chief Louis Anemone, and SBA VP Vinnie Vallelong
In this episode of Real Crime stories retired NYPD Chief of Department Louis Anemone, and Sergeant's Benevolent Association Vice President Vinnie Vallelong, discuss the recently released NYC Department of Investigation report on the NYPD's response to the George Floyd riots. In addition the diaphragm law, precision policing, anti crime, and reducing violence in community's is discussed. Chief Anemone did 34 years with the NYPD and is widely known as one of the top disorder control experts in the world. Vinnie Vallelong has been assigned to the 5th and 62nd Precincts, as well as the Manhattan South Task Force, the 63 Robbery Apprehension Module and the 62 Detective Squad. As a Sergeant, he was assigned to the Brooklyn South Detective Operations, where he was an SBA delegate. He has also served as the SBA’s Detective Bureau Director and Marshal. Among his professional affiliations is membership in the NYPD’s Columbia Association.
Watch Part # 1 now at https://insideblue360.com/real-crime-episode-13-part-1-with-retired-chief-louis-anemone-and-sba-vp-vinnie-vallelong/
Watch Part # 2 now at https://insideblue360.com/real-crime-stories-episode-13-part-2-with-retired-nypd-chief-louis-anemone-sba-union-vp-vinnie-vallelong/
InsideBlue 360 Special Edition
In this special edition host Sgt. Jerry discusses perspectives on today’s civil unrest with former NYPD Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik and Ret. NYPD Det. Mike O’Keefe.
Watch now at https://insideblue360.com/insideblue-360-special-edition/
Maki & Mullins More 2 The Story | Ep. 2
Professor at John Jay College and Policing expert ,Dr. Maria (Maki) Haberfeld, and Head of the NYPD Sergeants Benevolent Association, Sergeant Ed Mullins discusses Preparedness for the Covid-19 Pandemic.
Watch now at https://insideblue360.com/maki-mullins-more-2-the-story-ep-2/
Maki & Mullins More 2 The Story | Ep. 1
Professor at John Jay College and Policing expert ,Dr. Maria (Maki) Haberfeld, and Head of the NYPD Sergeants Benevolent Association, Sergeant Ed Mullins discusses Sanctuary Cities and the Human Cost of Protecting Violent Criminals.
Watch now at https://insideblue360.com/maki-mulins-more-2-the-story-ep-1/
Police Off The Cuff # 74 Pat Russo
Pat Russo is currently the President and CEO of Chef’s Choice Food Distributor in Brooklyn NY.
Watch now at https://insideblue360.com/police-off-the-cuff-74-pat-russo/
Police Off The Cuff After Hours # 16 with retired Lt. and National Radio talk show host Randy Sutton
Randy served more than three decades as a Law Enforcement Officer and Leader with the Princeton Borough Police Dept in New Jersey and the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Dept. in Nevada, where he is one of the most decorated officers in the departments history.
Watch now at https://insideblue360.com/police-off-the-cuff-after-hours-16-with-retired-lt-and-national-radio-talk-show-host-randy-sutton/
Police Off The Cuff After Hours # 15 with Dr. Nadim Karim
Dr. Nadim Karim is a clinical/forensic psychologist and criminologist. He has focused on the following areas of evaluation: mitigation; sentencing; mental health diversion; insanity; immigration (asylum; U-VISA); competency; juvenile; substance use; domestic violence; and PTSD.
Watch now at https://insideblue360.com/police-off-the-cuff-after-hours-15-with-dr-nadim-karim/
Police Off The Cuff After Hours Episode # 36 with author Pat Downey
Pat Downey is the Author of Gangster books featuring mobsters of the Prohibition era.
Watch now at https://insideblue360.com/police-off-the-cuff-after-hours-episode-36-with-author-pat-downey/
Police Off The Cuff #14
Police off the Cuff interviews documentary film maker Michael Cooley the director of South Bureau Homicide.
Watch now at https://insideblue360.com/police-off-the-cuff-14/
Police off the Cuff After Hours # 13 with retired Sergeant and attorney Louie La Pietra
Mr. La Pietra was an NYPD Sergeant and Attorney for more than 20 years. During his time with the NYPD, he gained experience in a variety of roles including prosecutor, managing attorney, providing legislative counsel to the Mayor of New York City.
Watch now at https://insideblue360.com/police-off-the-cuff-after-hours-13-with-retired-sergeant-and-attorney-louie-lapietra/
Police off the Cuff After Hours Dr. Darrin Porcher Episode # 12
Dr. Porcher discusses the policing topics of the day including the diaphragm law.
Watch now at https://insideblue360.com/police-off-the-cuff-after-hours-dr-darrin-porcher-episode-12/
Police off the Cuff After Hours with retired NYPD Detective Mike Fabozzi
Michael Fabozzi is a 22-year veteran of the NYPD. After he retired from the NYPD he continued to work in cutting edge areas of law enforcement as Director, Law Enforcement Programs at a leading Rapid DNA sequencing technology company.
Watch now at https://insideblue360.com/police-off-the-cuff-after-hours-with-retired-nypd-detective-mike-fabozzi/
Police Off The Cuff After Hours # 20 with retired NYPD Chief and Yonkers PC Edmund Hartnett.
Edmund Hartnett was appointed to the NYPD in November of 1979. He served in numerous commands including NSU #9, the 32nd, 48th, 46th and 24th Precincts as well as the Applicant Processing Division and Manhattan South Narcotics District.
Watch now at https://insideblue360.com/police-off-the-cuff-after-hours-20-with-retired-nypd-chief-and-yonkers-pc-edmund-hartnett/
Police Off The Cuff Episode # 19 with Irish Angel founder Amanda Coleman. Amanda Coleman is the CEO of Irish Angel, a non profit that helps law enforcement, EMS, Firefighters, the Military, armed forces, K-9 Units, and security forces.
Watch now at https://insideblue360.com/police-off-the-cuff-episode-19-with-irish-angel-founder-amanda-coleman/
Police Off The Cuff # 18 with Sergeant Pete Panuccio. Pete talks about his time in the 77 squad, his short stint in IAB, and his life changing response to the attacks on the World Trade Center.
Watch now at https://insideblue360.com/police-off-the-cuff-18-with-sergeant-pete-panuccio/
Police Off The Cuff After Hours #17 with Scott LoBaido. Artist Scott LoBaido is a brilliant artist who garnered national attention from painting a blue line in support of the NYPD in Staten island across from the Police precinct.
Watch now at https://insideblue360.com/police-off-the-cuff-after-hours-17-with-scott-lobaido/
Monday on Police off the Cuff After Hours on Facebook Live Lance Lorusso, attorney, speaker, and author.
Edmund Hartnett was appointed to the NYPD in November of 1979. He served in numerous commands including NSU #9, the 32nd, 48th, 46th and 24th Precincts as well as the Applicant Processing Division and Manhattan South Narcotics District. Ed commanded several NYPD units including the Drug Enforcement Task Force, the Quality Assurance Division, the 109th Precinct, Narcotics Borough Bronx and the Intelligence Division.
Upon retirement from the NYPD, he served as Police Commissioner of Yonkers, the fourth largest city in New York State, from 2006 through 2011. After leaving the Yonkers Police Department, Ed then worked with former NYPD Police Commissioner, Bill Bratton, on police consulting projects in Los Angeles, Oakland CA, Detroit and Baltimore.
Ed holds a Bachelor’s Degree from Fordham University, a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from Marist College and a Certificate in Police Management from the Columbia University Graduate School of Business. He is a graduate of the 169th Session of the FBI National Academy, the FBI National Executive Institute and the Executive Leaders Program of the Center for Homeland Defense and Security of the Naval Postgraduate School.
Ed served as President of Brosnan Risk Consultants, a New York based security firm, from 2013 through 2018. He still provides consulting services to Brosnan as well as several other clients.
Ed and his wife, Grace, have been married since 2004. Ed’s son, Matt, is an NYPD Detective assigned to the Emergency Services Unit. Matt and his wife, Kathy, have two daughters, Ava and Madelyn.
Edmund Hartnett was appointed to the NYPD in November of 1979. He served in numerous commands including NSU #9, the 32nd, 48th, 46th and 24th Precincts as we...
The following is a transcript of Todd’s morning radio commentary. There’s a longstanding tradition during football season in Marysville, Ohio. The high school players pose for a promotional picture – paid for by the Monarch Quarterback club. This year the Marysville Monarchs decided to honor l...
The following is a transcript of Todd’s morning radio commentary. There’s a longstanding tradition during football season in Marysville, Ohio. The high school players pose for a promotional picture – paid for by the Monarch Quarterback club. This year the Marysville Monarchs decided to honor l...
https://www.city-journal.org/dangers-of-criminal-justice-reform
How the growing trend of criminal-justice reform for its own sake will make policing riskier—and the city less safe
https://nypost.com/2020/08/24/sorry-seinfeld-your-love-of-nyc-wont-change-the-facts-about-its-crisis/
It's easy fro a billionaire to criticize.
I’ve gotten more death threats in the past week than probably the average politician does — all because I wrote a column for The Post with the online headline “NYC Is Dead Forever: Here’s Why.” I p…
https://www.facebook.com/sbanypd/photos/a.989271851161027/3234564943298362/
NYC Belongs to the People, The Lights Will Go On...
Ed Mullins, the President of the 13,000 member NYC Sergeants Benevolent Association, announced today that the SBA will host a Tribute in Light on the evening of September 11, 2020. This is in response to the city canceling the annual commemoration of the 9/11 terrorist attacks because of COVID-19 concerns.
“Mayor de Blasio has once again failed to represent the people of this city with his inability to provide a viable alternative to this sacred annual event,” said Mullins.
“He allowed mass protests and riots in the city with no concerns whatsoever about the pandemic. He has shown time and again that he has no allegiance to crime victims in this city, whether they are killed in street encounters or by terrorists.
“The 9/11 attacks was an act of war on our nation, and the Tribute in Light remembrance paid tribute to the nearly 3,000 innocent victims who were murdered that day, as well as all of the people that continue to die from 9/11 related ailments and illnesses. These victims include members of the NYPD, PAPD, FDNY and other First Responders, as well as all of the people who went to work that day and died for our country.
“The mayor won’t find a way to honor these heroes, but the SBA will pay tribute to all of the fallen victims by arranging for a Tribute in Light. A twin beam of light will shine on the evening of 9/11. The men and women of the Sergeants Benevolent Association will make sure of that.
“The mayor might have a short and selective memory, but the members of the NYPD will NEVER FORGET the sacrifice of every person who lost their life that fateful day.”
Public Advocate Jumaane Williams last week wrote Police Commissioner Dermot Shea demanding answers about “rumors” that the NYPD “is taking part in a deliberate slowdown,” implying that this is the …
Irish Angel on Police Off the Cuff. I absolutely can not wait to have the banter with these two guys!!! Please tune in LIVE to the nationally ranked...
Tonight at 5:00 PM on Facebook live and in your favorite pub in Temple Bar Dublin, wear a mask.
To those who condemn, demonize and vilify the police.....to those that want to paint all police with the same very broad brush because of the actions of a few (actually a microscopic number) bad police officers.....to those that refuse to acknowledge that police officers are humans whose mistakes sometimes have tragic consequences.......to those who are more interested in tearing down all the positive relationships across the country between the police and the various communities they serve than moving forward and instituting reforms where they are needed, perhaps the analogy below might help:
I have great respect for airline pilots. Imagine being tasked with the safety of hundreds of people every time you go to work. Imagine knowing that one mistake on the job could cost the lives of hundreds of people. Theirs is an awesome responsibility. And, while most pilots are consummate professionals, once in a great while, accidents happen and tragedy ensues. Even more rare, there have been occurrences when pilots have intentionally or recklessly acted in a way that resulted in horrific consequences.
When these admittedly very rare occurrences take place......when a pilot makes a horrible mistake or when he/she behaves in a manner that is recklessly irresponsible or intentionally harmful, do we condemn the entire pilot profession even though the vast majority of pilots are men and women who willingly accept the awesome responsibility that they have been given? Even though the overwhelming majority perform admirably day in and day out and get us to our destinations safely.
Do we condemn all for the actions of very few?
Written by retired NYPD Chief and Yonkers Police Commissioner Edmund Hartnett.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/24/opinion/jerry-seinfeld-new-york-coronavirus.html
Jerry can also afford to pay to have security to protect his billion dollar ass when the police have been rendered ineffective by progressive politicians.
(It’s not.)
https://scitechdaily.com/not-guilty-forensic-research-proves-that-textile-fibers-can-be-transferred-without-contact/
Good article in regards to transfer evidence.
Breakthrough forensic research at Northumbria University, Newcastle, has revealed for the first time that textile fibers can, under certain circumstances, be transferred between clothing in the absence of contact. This new forensic discovery has not been demonstrated before and could have a major
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