I didn't do it to tarnish the badge or make cops look bad. It was just the constant talk of money and money and then seeing it

it was just a greed factor. I was greedy.

This is death, sex, and money.

They don't get it. I'm dead.

The show from WNY about the things we think about a lot.

How often do you guys have sex?

And need to talk about more.

The money is not the prime asset in life.

I'm Anna Sato.

In 1982, Ken Urelle was 20 years old and a rookie cop in New York City. Almost immediately because there was so under man that was put in a patrol car.

It was a midnight tour. I was put in with a senior man.

He probably had 10 years on a job.

And we drove down to a bodega.

He came out with a six pack of beer,

drove up to Highland Park, put his foot out the window,

leaned back, had his beer, and told me, okay, kid, listen to the radio, I'm going to take a nap.

Was there anybody who you sort of looked at and said, like, are we supposed to be doing this?

We didn't really say, are we supposed to be doing this? We didn't really say are we supposed to be doing this.

We just thought that's how things were done. That's what the veteran officers were showing us.

I was, I guess this is what it's like to be a real cop.

Drinking on the job was just the start of it for Ken Urel.

He was learning how to be a cop in the 75th precinct

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