If this author sounds familiar, you may remember him from one of the best NYPD movies ever made. In our first installment of Weekend Buff, we reviewed the film Prince of the City (1981). The film is a somewhat fictionalized account of the corruption and cooperation of NYPD Detective Robert Leuci. That story was originally told by Robert Daley in the book by the same name.
Gang, join us for an update from retired NYPD Detective Derek Parker, formerly of the NYPD Rap Intel unit, on what’s REALLY going on with the Diddy case.
Implications of corruption surround the higher echelon of the NYPD. Is it indicative of the entire Department?
The stunning reversal of a plea deal for the mastermind behind the Sept. 11 terror attacks and his accomplices on Friday puts the death penalty back on the table.
Weekend Buff The Other Guys What a week. It was one of the most consequential 7 days in American
New York in 1990 – does it get any more dramatic than that?
The story of 3 generations of NYPD cops
Recently we again saw a group of NYPD cops attempting to arrest a resisting individual as an unruly crowd
More scare tactics to justify spending money that we don’t have. Why do these people feel the need to drive our country into the ground?
Another politician who has no concept of constitutional rights. No wonder they want to get rid of free speech. #Justice #PoliticalNews
Dem Rep. David Scott unloads on photographer outside Capitol: ‘Who…
Rep. David Scott (D-Ga.) went after a photographer outside the Capitol on Wednesday and shouted that he was an "…
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There were many awful media takes in 2024, but @Morning_Joe saying in March of 2024 that Joe Biden 2024 was the best version of Joe he’d ever seen is my take for the worst of all. Yours? Share your nominees below.
10 years ago, Detectives Ramos & Liu from the @NYPD84Pct were targeted for their blue uniforms & were assassinated because of a man’s hatred for police. Today, we remember our two fallen detectives who were killed while protecting NYers & continue our vow to #NeverForget.
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