Category: Mic’d In New Haven Highlights
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Mic’d In New Haven Highlights – NYPD Detective on Busting Car Theft Racket & Solving Multiple Murders in The Process
Car thieves. A myriad of different criminals with a myriad of different motivations. All with the same outcome: stolen property and a disrupted life. That’s what the detectives assigned to the NYPD Auto Crime Unit are up against, and with dedicated sleuths like Vic Ferrari on the case, they weren’t…
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Mic’d In New Highlights: Retired Police Chief’s Honest Take on Leadership
A calling card in policing is honesty. Never is that honesty more imperative than in leadership for without, how can a department succeed? As a Chief, honesty in leadership isn’t an option, it’s the only way and those who demonstrate it embody their rank and embody the good of their…
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Mic’d In New Haven Highlights: Retired Special Agent on Writing His Autobiography
Certain guys have lived movie like lives. The stories they have, the things they’ve done, the moments that are truly incredible, they have to write a book if not have a book written about them. Kenneth Strange is one of those guys. How do you put 21 years worth of…
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Mic’d In New Haven Highlights – Episode 263: Retired NYPD Detective Reflects on Partner’s 1997 Murder
I knew it’d be an emotional episode, it was an emotional episode and I’m one I’m extremely proud of. NYPD Detective Roy Ruland is a warrior and trooper who despite the many tragedies he has endured remains committed to helping others. It was an honor to interview him and I…
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Mic’d In New Haven Highlights – Episode 262: The Best of Both Badges: 1991 Union Square Subway Derailment
Someone told me recently that my show has been an archive for what the first responders of New York City have done. Shows like yesterdays only further cement that for me. The 1991 Union Square Derailment presented a unique challenge for all who responded. But like first responders always do…
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