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It was great to be neck doing the Mic’d In New Haven podcast. After a summer hiatus, we’re recharged and excited to resume and what a way to pick things back up than with a stellar Volume 48 of The E-Men: Inside The NYPD’s Emergency Service Unit. Rich Miller, like many of the members of
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Episode 333: The Best of The Bravest – Nationwide: Deputy Chief Alder Pratts (New Jersey) (Volume 4)
(FRIDAY, 6PM) He has built an impressive career in fire and rescue services, spanning over two decades of leadership and specialized operations. He began his journey serving in the US Marine Corps Reserves from 1995 to 2002, while also earning a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from New Jersey City University. His career in public
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(MONDAY, 6PM) After a summer hiatus to recharge and focus on other projects, the Mic’d In New Haven podcast is back. Our first guest? A 23-year veteran of the NYPD, his time on the line began as a Military Policeman with the United States Marine Corps, from there he served for a time as a
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So enjoyed this conversation with retired Connecticut State Police Lieutenant Paul Vance. Having grown up watching him provide many a briefing on incidents the State Police had responded to as the spokesman out of the Public Information Office, I naturally had to ask him on the process of information management and how to disperse it
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Though many societal evolutions aren’t positive ones, in my humble opinion, the emphasis given to discussing mental health is one of the few that is positive. In particular, how we treat those battling mental illness is a topic especially at the forefront of discussion. A reporter for the Boston Globe assigned to the Spotlight Team,
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(FRIDAY, 4PM) For 43 years, he saw law enforcement in Connecticut from a state level as a member of the Connecticut State Police. Serving in the agency from 1974 until 2017, he served in various capacities, most memorably perhaps, in the agency’s public information office for 17 years which is where I as a life
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(MONDAY, 6PM) She has had an extensive career in journalism spanning over two decades. After graduating with a degree in English from Rutgers in 1999, she began her professional journey with the Trenton Times, covering local news and the Hamilton school board. In 2003, she joined the Boston Globe, where she reported on the suburbs
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It’s June of 2015 and a guy down on his luck after a fruitless job search decides to go berserk in Brooklyn. A pistol in one hand and a pipe bomb in the other (and more in his car) a terrifying standoff would ensue and escalate to an entirely different level when the deranged suspect
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(MONDAY, 6PM) Involved in public service for over 35 years. His law enforcement career began with the Richland County Sheriff’s Office in Columbia, SC, from 1990 to 1997. In 1998, he joined the NYPD and worked at the 77th Precinct in Crown Heights, serving in various capacities including Patrol, SNEU, and undercover operations. He later
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(FRIDAY, 6PM) Between the military, local police, and federal law enforcement with the DEA, he’s had a full life’s worth of excitement. Working as a Military Police Officer, and Police Officer in Pasadena, California, his 1983 entry into the DEA unlocked a 20 year chapter that ran until his retirement in 2003. The crescendo? The
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