#127 The Crime Machine, Part I

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Gimlet

Society & Culture, Documentary, Technology

4.7 • 29.4K Ratings

🗓️ 12 October 2018

⏱️ 41 minutes

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New York City cops are in a fight against their own police department. They say it’s under the control of a broken computer system that punishes cops who refuse to engage in racist, corrupt policing. The story of their fight, and the story of the grouchy idealist who originally built the machine they’re fighting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey, quick warning before we start the show.
0:03.2	This week's story has a couple vivid descriptions of sexual violence.
0:06.2	They're both in the second part of the story, but if that's not something you want to hear,
0:09.9	this might be a good one to skip.
0:11.6	Okay.
0:12.6	From Gimlet, this is Reply All, and PJ vote.
0:25.8	At 33 years old, after years of working in a meat market, Pedro Serrano switched careers.
0:30.4	He'll never forget his first day of the new job.
0:33.2	Where did you get sent?
0:34.4	The full-hole preset.
0:35.8	That's 138th Street and Alexander DeBronx.
0:40.9	So now we go then to the full-hole preset.
0:43.9	Eyes are wide.
0:44.9	I'm a 33-year-old.
0:47.5	Oh man, but I feel like I'm a rookie.
0:51.4	This is brand new.
0:52.6	If you ever change jobs and feel funny that first month, et cetera, that times 100.
0:58.2	Right.
0:59.2	Because you have a gun and radios.
1:02.4	They send to a very active area in regards to crime.
1:08.0	A lot of crime everywhere.
1:09.4	What kind of crime?
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