In episode 62 of the Executive Perspective, Ron and Rob investigate the latest assassination attempt on President Donald Trump. They examine the response to the threat at the White House Correspondence Association dinner.

They question whether the US Secret Service, the primary agency responsible for presidential security, has sufficient staffing for such an event. They also discuss the US Secret Service’s current mission of investigating financial crimes such as counterfeiting and cyber fraud, rather than its primary responsibility of protecting dignitaries.

Additionally, they will discuss the recent arrest of an NYPD officer in the Bronx for Attempted Assault for an on-duty altercation. They will explore the shift away from CCRB/Internal discipline for excessive force complaints to criminal prosecution. This change has implications for the rank and file and their motivation to be proactive police officers.

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In this episode of New York’s Finest: Retired & Unfiltered, we sit down with Retired NYPD First Grade Detective Mike Mulroy for a raw, behind-the-scenes look at a career spent in one of the toughest police departments in the world.

Mulroy takes us through the realities of detective work in New York City — from everyday cases to life-or-death encounters — and what it means to carry the job long after retirement.

Who is Mike Mulroy? (Bio)

Mike Mulroy is a retired NYPD First Grade Detective who investigated over 1,000 cases, ranging from petit larceny to homicide, during his career in New York City.

In May 1994, he was awarded the NYPD Medal of Valor after an armed suspect opened fire on him. Mulroy returned fire, stopping the threat, and the suspect was immediately apprehended — a defining moment that reflects his courage and composure under extreme pressure.

After retiring from the NYPD in 2010, Mulroy transitioned into the private sector, working with Brosnan Risk Consultants, where he provided armed and unarmed security for banks, commercial, and residential properties, while also conducting employee background investigations for numerous companies.

Today, he shares his experience and insight into policing, investigations, and security.

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What went wrong at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner?

In this episode of New York’s Finest: Retired & Unfiltered, we take a hard look at the blatant security breakdowns that unfolded at one of the most high-profile events in the country and what it says about the current state of elite level protection.

Joining us are two seasoned professionals who’ve operated at the highest levels of law enforcement and security:

Retired NYPD Detective & one of the world's leading security experts Pat Brosnan along with the Executive Perspective's own Retired NYPD Deputy Chief (Emergency Services Unit) Rob Lukach who oversaw numerous Presidential & Dignitary Security details

Together, we break down:

The critical security lapses that should never happen at an event like this

This isn’t hindsight criticism it’s a professional, real-world analysis from people who’ve done the job at the highest level.

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Is the NYPD being set up to take the fall for failures created by lawmakers?

In this episode of New York’s Finest: Retired & Unfiltered, we break down the growing deed theft crisis in NYC, the arrest of City Councilman Chi Ossé, and the ongoing push by politicians to shift responsibility onto the NYPD—despite the fact that police are bound by the very laws these same lawmakers create.

We dive into:

What deed theft actually is and why it’s exploding across NYC

Second Half – Special Guest J.K. Trotter

We’re joined by journalist J.K. Trotter to discuss his viral article about an NYPD officer with 547 speed/red light camera tickets who remains on the force.

We’ll get into:

The facts behind the case

This is going to be a lively, honest, and civil discussion, this will be exactly what’s missing from today’s media coverage.

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In episode 61 of the Executive, Ron and Rob explore a viral video of an arrest by NYPD narcotics detectives that escalated into violence when the suspect resisted arrest. They’ll discuss whether the force used was excessive or justified, questioning when the use of force crosses the line and becomes criminal.

The suspect was later found not to be involved in the crime the detectives suspected. Consequently, the Brooklyn District Attorney announced he will drop the charges of Resisting Arrest and Obstructing Governmental Administration. Does this change the justification in use of force? What does the law say? Moreover, it prompts discussions on how this incident impacts public trust in the NYPD.

The conversation will also delve into the tactics employed by the narcotics team during the operation, specifically the use of an unauthorized text messaging app instead of radios. This tactic raises concerns about officer safety and the ability to seek help for themselves or an injured suspect.

The detectives have since been placed on Modified Assignment (guns and shields removed and placed on desk duty) and the entire team, including supervisors and executives have been transferred to other assignments. Was this a justified move by the NYPD? Where does the responsibility lie?

Furthermore, the discussion will shift to the comments made by Mayor Mamdani, Police Commissioner Tisch, and several politicians condemning the detectives based solely on the video. This will examine how these comments might influence any future investigation into the incident.

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In this episode, we break down the life and career of Patrick J. Brosnan a Retired NYPD Legend. Pat was a detective who built his reputation in the streets of the South Bronx during one of New York City’s most violent eras.

From making over 1,000 felony arrests and taking 300+ illegal guns off the street, to surviving a line-of-duty shooting in 1995, Brosnan’s career is the definition of old-school, proactive policing. He went on to become one of the most decorated detectives in NYPD history, earning over 130 awards for valor and being named New York State Police Officer of the Year.

But his story doesn’t stop when he took the shield off.

After retiring from the New York City Police Department, Brosnan built a national security powerhouse growing a company from his basement into a firm with 7,000+ employees across 500+ cities, before launching the Brosnan Investigative Group, one of the premier investigative and risk management firms in the country.

The reality of policing the South Bronx during peak crime years

What made Brosnan one of the most effective detectives on the job

The transition from street cop to corporate security leader

His media career and outspoken takes on crime, terrorism, and public safety

The mindset required to go from NYPD to building a national business

This is more than a police story it’s about discipline, resilience, and building something bigger after the job.

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Street takeovers are no longer isolated incidents they are taking over New York City.

Crowds shutting down intersections. Cars spinning through packed streets. Fireworks, chaos, and zero control.

In this episode of New York’s Finest: Retired & Unfiltered, John, Eric & Marlon break down what’s really happening:

How street takeovers are spreading across NYC

This isn’t just about reckless driving it’s about who controls the streets of New York City.

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Two NYPD detectives were modified following a controversial incident inside a Brooklyn liquor store, and the situation is already raising serious questions about use of force, accountability, and the reality of policing in New York City.

In this episode of New York’s Finest: Retired & Unfiltered, we break down:

What led up to the encounter inside the liquor store

This is another example of how split-second decisions by police officers are dissected frame-by-frame, often without full context.

Do you think the detectives’ actions were justified? Or is this another case where optics outweigh reality?

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In episode 60 of the Executive Perspective, Ron and special guest co-host retired NYPD Inspector Joe Courtesis delve into recent cases that have resulted in the arrests of individuals who were misidentified using facial recognition technology. Joe, an expert in this field, will shed light on the causes of these errors, exploring whether they stem from technological limitations, investigative oversights, or a lack of awareness among law enforcement about best practices and policies regarding facial recognition.

As the future of policing increasingly relies on advanced technology, the conversation shifts to the potential violations of public constitutional rights and the impact on public trust. Join the interactive chat for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion that will challenge your perspectives on the role of technology in law enforcement.

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Is New York City heading toward a fully socialist model under Zohran Mamdani?

In this episode of New York’s Finest: Retired & Unfiltered, we break down Mamdani’s first 100 days agenda and what it could mean for public safety, policing, and everyday life in NYC.

From the push for free grocery stores to the expansion of the Department of Community Safety (DCS), the city is experimenting with a completely new approach to governance. But is it sustainable—and more importantly, is it safe?

We also dive into:

The real role of the Department of Community Safety and how it impacts the NYPD

This is a no-nonsense breakdown from experienced voices who understand how NYC actually operates on the ground.

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