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Cop Talk with Kevin Schroeder & Ed Mamet

Cop Talk with Kevin Schroeder & Ed Mamet

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 Talking Crime, Cases, and Backing the Blue, any and all stories have no filter! From those who have protected and served, here is Cop Talk with retired NYPD First Grade Detective Kevin Schroeder & Captain Ed Mamet.Red Apple Media Politics & Government True Crime World
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  • Episode 120: Fixing A Broken City and Restoring Accountability with Curtis Sliwa

    Episode 120: Fixing A Broken City and Restoring Accountability with Curtis Sliwa
    Jun 4 2025
    On this episode, Kevin and Ed Mamet welcome Curtis Sliwa, GOP candidate for New York City Mayor, and retired NYPD Sergeant Rory Capra. The conversation reflects on the 2020 NYC riots sparked by the George Floyd incident, criticizing the police's response under Mayor Bill de Blasio and highlighting the challenges faced by law enforcement during those events. Sliwa discusses his approach to permit regulations, the role of police in demonstrations, and the impact of political decisions on law enforcement. Sliwa advocates for stricter oversight on demonstrations, speaks against defunding the police, and criticizes various political figures, including Andrew Cuomo. The discussion also covers Sliwa’s ongoing campaign for mayor, his stance on maintaining Rikers Island, and other key initiatives. The episode underscores Sliwa's commitment to backing law enforcement and addressing crime as part of his mayoral candidacy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 hr and 5 mins
  • Episode 119:  From The Line of Duty To A Life of Purpose with Sean Cosgriff

    Episode 119:  From The Line of Duty To A Life of Purpose with Sean Cosgriff
    May 29 2025
    On this episode Kevin and Ed Mamet interview retired police officer Sean Cosgriff. Sean shares his extensive background, growing up in a large family, and his journey from the US Marine Corps to the NYPD. He recounts how a suggestion from his then-girlfriend's police officer father led him to a career he initially didn't seek but ultimately fell in love with. Sean describes various intense experiences as a police officer, including notable incidents like disarming a man with a shotgun and his involvement in the aftermath of Officer Anthony Dwyer’s tragic line-of-duty death. Despite sustaining a severe injury that ended his police career, Sean stayed resilient, focusing on family, music, and community service. He discusses the cultural and procedural changes in the police department over the years, criticizes current political dynamics affecting law enforcement, and shares his plans to move to Florida. Sean's life story encompasses dedication, confrontation with grave dangers, and continuing contributions to society through music and veteran support. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    59 mins
  • Episode 118: Why Public Safety Is Failing And Who’s Really To Blame with Tom Hovagim

    Episode 118: Why Public Safety Is Failing And Who’s Really To Blame with Tom Hovagim
    May 22 2025
    On this episode, Kevin hosts retired NYPD Detective Thomas Hovagim, the current Director of POPPA, an organization that provides peer assistance to police officers. Hovagim shares his extensive background, including his tenure with the NYPD and his subsequent roles post-retirement. The discussion delves into the creation and importance of POPPA, which started in 1996 in response to a spike in police suicides. Hogan explains POPPA's unique position as a confidential, independent entity separate from the NYPD, dedicated to offering mental health support and resources to NYPD officers. The episode covers the training and functioning of POPPA, its funding sources, and its trauma response initiatives. Additionally, Hovagim speaks about their outreach programs for retirees and the significant impact of 9/11 on law enforcement's mental health. The episode aims to raise awareness and encourage officers and retirees to utilize POPPA’s services for their well-being. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    46 mins
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