To the Point with SBA President Ed Mullins. episode # 5 with retired Sergeant's Bill Cannon, Pat Russo, and Pete Panuccio. In this episode the discussion centers around the #BreonnaTaylor case  in Louisville Kentucky.  The Police in Louisville Kentucky attempted to serve a no knock warrant that resulted in gunfire and the death of Breonna Taylor. As a result of this case many jurisdictions are banning no knock warrants. Banning no knock warrants has been mentioned in NYC, hear what the panel has to say.

#PoliceofftheCuff Real Crime Stories episode # 17/2021 with retired NYPD detective, author, actor, and private investigator Bob Mladanich. The topic of this episode is serial killer Joel Rifkin who murdered 17 women. Mladanich has special insight into this case in that he attended the same high school as Joel Rifkin, and interviewed Rifkin several times in connection with his book, #Fromthe mouthofamonster." In his book Mladanich lists Rifkin as a friend. Listen to the inside information relative to this case, and whether or not Rifkin could be the #GilgoBeachserialkiller.   Barbara Butcher is an expert in medicolegal death investigation and mass fatality management and is currently a consultant for medico-legal death investigation, working with forensic pathologists, attorneys, educators, television producers and mystery writers. She is now writing a book about her most interesting cases. Butcher has worked over 650 murder crime scenes, and has attended over 2000 autopsies. Listen to her expertise on serial killers and whether or not Rifkin could be the #GilgoBeachKiller.

Police off the Cuff After Hours Episode # 35 with retired NYPD street Crime Unit Sergeant Donnie Young. Donnie is accompanied by journalist, veteran's affair advocate, and retired Teacher and football coach Steve Lewis.  Donnie Young is currently working as a UN military expert for the UN and has been in all the hot spots across the globe. He has spent years in Afghanistan utilizing his police skills in protecting our soldiers from attacks form the enemy utilizing law enforcement techniques like evidence collection, interview and interrogation, and street smarts that can be transferred to military hot spots.

Police off the Cuff with Dr. Beth Sanborn who is a 20 year plus veteran of the Lower Gwynedd Police Wissahickon School District in Pennsylvania as a school resource officer. As a school resource officer she helps students in crisis, advises parents and faculty, and spreads the positive vibes about the police.

To the Point with Ed Mullins: Edward D. Mullins has been a member of the New York City Police Department since January 1982. On July 1, 2002, he was elected President of the Sergeants Benevolent Association by an overwhelming majority of its members. Early in his career he was assigned to the 13th Precinct on Manhattan’s East Side. After nearly 10 years he was promoted to Detective and assigned to the 10th Precinct in Manhattan’s Chelsea area. Promoted to Sergeant in 1993, he was assigned to the 19th Precinct on Manhattan’s Upper East Side and subsequently transferred to the Detective Bureau in Brooklyn South, where he served in the 67th Precinct Detective Squad, Special Victims Squad, and the Kings County District Attorney’s Office. Mullins learned about labor management as a PBA and SBA delegate in the 13th and 19th Precincts and the Detective Bureau. Mullins is one of four children raised in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village. His father was a longshoreman on the West Side docks, and his mother, Carmen Lopez-Mullins, was a homemaker. He and his twin sons reside in Nassau County. A lifelong believer in the merits of education, Mullins received a bachelor’s degree from Concordia College, where he completed his studies while working as a full-time police sergeant, and a master’s degree in organizational leadership from Mercy College. Additionally, he served as founder and Chief Executive Officer of a successful private security firm in Manhattan, and has attended a variety of educational workshops in security management, finance and labor studies, including those at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York University, Cornell University, and Harvard University.    Bill Cannon s a retired NYPD Sergeant who retired out of Manhattan North Homicide Squad. He completed nearly 27 years of service and retired in October 2011. After retirement Bill taught criminal justice courses at a private college for years. He has an AA, BA, and an MS in Security Management. His co-hosts a  popular podcast called Police off the Cuff with retired NYPD detective Mark DeMayo.   Tonight's guest is Chicago FOP President John Catanzara Jr.

Anthony Lisi, started his career in the 70 pct (1996), and acquired his Masters degree through the NYPD cohort program with Marist College. Was accepted into ESU as a Police Officer. He was on the ground (West & Vesey) on 9/11 and survived the collapse. Promoted to Detective in 2002, and to Sergeant in 2003. When he was promoted he was assigned to the 61 pct for 2 years and had to apply to get back into ESU as a Sgt. Accepted back into ESU in 2005. Promoted to Sergeant Special Assignment in 2008. He was also a Rescue Manager with NY-TF1 (Urban search and rescue team) Deployed to Texas and PR in 2017, for a total of 30 days deployed. Part of the ESU Hercules team who saved the life of retired NYPD Detective in Waldorf Astoria jewelry robbery/shooting in 2010. Was on scene for almost all the terrorist incidents in Manhattan (running people over on West Side Highway, Pipe Bomb in subway), as well as helicopter and plane crashes into the Hudson and East river. Retired as the Citywide (ESU5) midnight ESU/SOD Supervisor, covering Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island for 4 years..As well as the following:  - Water rescue of 400lb man in Staten Island  https://www.silive.com/news/2012/06/4_staten_island_cops_honored_a.html - Refusal to fix headlight of Eric Holders mother  https://www.silive.com/news/2012/06/4_staten_island_cops_honored_a.html - Ran Hurricane Sandy Operations for Staten Island met President Obama https://www.silive.com/news/2012/11/heres_full_nypd_account_of_sta.html - Part of the ESU Hercules team who saved the life of retired NYPD Detective in Waldorf Astoria jewelry robbery/shooting in 2010 https://nypost.com/2009/01/13/waldorf-heist-hero-hails-his-nypd-blue-angels/ - Received NYPD Combat Cross in 2016, for shooting https://www.silive.com/news/2016/06/cops_honored_for_taking_down_g.html - Barricade, pipe bomb thrown at us, perp shoots himself, bomb defused by bomb Sqd https://nypost.com/2014/06/30/man-denied-job-opens-fire-injuring-at-least-2/ - Sent by NYPD to Australia to talk about Active shooters and Jumper jobs with NSW ESU https://www.illawarramercury.com.au/story/3184338/911-survivor-given-a-special-symbio-treat/

Dr. Stephen J Wakschal specializes in clinical psychologist in Staten Island, NY and has over 18 years of experience in the field of medicine. He graduated from his medical school with his medical degree in 2002. Dr. Stephen J Wakschal is licensed to practice by the state board in New York (016089). Dr. Stephen J Wakschal also practices at 2291 Victory Boulevard, Staten Island, NY. He is accepting new patients at his medical office, and available for appointments, preventative care, medical care as well as ongoing patient care. Dr. Wakschal is an expert in the prevention of suicide and treats mental illness. He has partnered with the NYPD in a comprehensive suicide prevention program that has been well received by the rank and file as well as the hierarchy of the NYPD.  

Maryann DeLuco Maginnis is the wife of a 19 year NYPD Sergeant who committed suicide leaving her with three children to raise by herself. She now gives back to members of the NYPD discussing her experiences with officer suicide.

To the Point with Ed Mullins: Edward D. Mullins has been a member of the New York City Police Department since January 1982. On July 1, 2002, he was elected President of the Sergeants Benevolent Association by an overwhelming majority of its members. Early in his career he was assigned to the 13th Precinct on Manhattan’s East Side. After nearly 10 years he was promoted to Detective and assigned to the 10th Precinct in Manhattan’s Chelsea area. Promoted to Sergeant in 1993, he was assigned to the 19th Precinct on Manhattan’s Upper East Side and subsequently transferred to the Detective Bureau in Brooklyn South, where he served in the 67th Precinct Detective Squad, Special Victims Squad, and the Kings County District Attorney’s Office. Mullins learned about labor management as a PBA and SBA delegate in the 13th and 19th Precincts and the Detective Bureau. Mullins is one of four children raised in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village. His father was a longshoreman on the West Side docks, and his mother, Carmen Lopez-Mullins, was a homemaker. He and his twin sons reside in Nassau County. A lifelong believer in the merits of education, Mullins received a bachelor’s degree from Concordia College, where he completed his studies while working as a full-time police sergeant, and a master’s degree in organizational leadership from Mercy College. Additionally, he served as founder and Chief Executive Officer of a successful private security firm in Manhattan, and has attended a variety of educational workshops in security management, finance and labor studies, including those at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York University, Cornell University, and Harvard University.    Bill Cannon s a retired NYPD Sergeant who retired out of Manhattan North Homicide Squad. He completed nearly 27 years of service and retired in October 2011. After retirement Bill taught criminal justice courses at a private college for years. He has an AA, BA, and an MS in Security Management. His co-hosts a  popular podcast called Police off the Cuff with retired NYPD detective Mark DeMayo.   Tonight's guest is Sergeant Michael Mata of the Dallas Police Department.  Michael is a Sergeant and a 26 year veteran of the Dallas Police Department. He is currently the President of the Dallas Police Association.

Episode # 31/2021

Detective Michael Lollo started his police career in July of 1999.  After graduating from the Police Academy, he was assigned to the 110 Precinct in Queens.   Soon after, Michael was recruited to work at the Police Academy; at first as an instructor and then with the Research and Development Unit. In 2006, Detective Lollo went to work for the Real Time Crime Center located at One Police Plaza.  From there, Detective Lollo began his work with the Intelligence Bureau, initially in the Sensitive Data Unit and then to the Threat Assessment and Protection Unit, from where he retired on August 28, 2020.  In April of 2018, Detective Lollo saw an NYPD Intranet posting about Police Officer Tommy Alexander from the NYPD Harbor Unit.  Tommy was in need of a kidney.  At that time, Detective Lollo inquired to donate to Tommy, but his attempts were unsuccessful.  A few months later, in September of 2018, Detective Lollo saw a NY Post story about Marc Weiner.  Marc had a billboard in Times Square that was donated in order to help with the search for a kidney he desperately needed.  Michael contacted Marc and began his journey to donate a kidney- unfortunately, it was discovered that Marc and Detective Lollo were not a match.  However, the staff at Weill Cornell’s Transplant Center informed Michael that, if he wanted to do so, Michael could become an Altruistic or Non-Directed Donor which would create a potential kidney chain. On December 19, 2018, Detective Lollo did, in fact, become a Non-Directed Donor and his kidney was successfully transplanted to his intended recipient, a stranger, at the Walter Reed Medical Center.  Detective Lollo’s act of kindness created a two-person kidney chain.  Michael later discovered that his kidney went to a 59 year-old woman living in Pennsylvania.  While her husband was not a match for her, he continued the “chain” and donated his kidney to another.  Michael has been fortunate to get to meet his recipient Ruth and her husband Paul and a Mets game in July of 2019.  They remain close and have even spent Thanksgiving together. Detective Lollo has been married to his wife Maeghan for fifteen years and they share three children- Jack, Harper and Claire.  Michael notes that both his wife and children were extremely supportive of his decision to donate and without such support, as well as the support of his entire NYPD family, this would not have been possible.  Detective Lollo now continues to promote organ donation awareness through a organization called the National Kidney Donation Organization (NKDO) and hopes to help educate and inspire others to consider Living Kidney Donation.

Detective Rivera