"Be Nice" part 2

The New York City Crime Report with Pat Dixon

Pat Dixon

True Crime, News, News Commentary

4.2 • 831 Ratings

🗓️ 4 March 2015

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

"Be Nice" part 2

Episode 180

With attorney Jim Polk and Bail Bond Queen Michelle Esquenazi

A comedian, an attorney and a bail bondsman dig deeper into:

- the hilarious decision by NYPD brass to use a scene from Roadhouse with Patrick Swayze as part of a training seminar.

- A cop who accidentally shot his partner

- A child molester's ridiculous attempt to defend his case in court.

Plus more crime from America's largest city, world's loneliest town.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Next to the guy throwing up.
0:01.8	Yeah.
0:03.6	Perfect.
0:04.0	But that's the joy of our lives,
0:05.4	is our offices are always in those fine, you know.
0:08.2	Fine areas?
0:08.9	Oh, yeah, the best.
0:10.5	All right.
0:11.2	You're all set, everybody?
0:12.4	We are ready, part.
0:13.3	From the smallest room in New York City
0:15.2	comes a show that gives you a reason to live.
0:18.2	Inviolent Brooklyn, around 11 p.m., one of New York's finest.
0:21.8	Well, he got caught in kind of a Barney Fife-like snafu.
0:25.6	Cops were called to an apartment in East Flatbush.
0:28.2	Officers were investigating, was an assault, and a woman opened the door.
0:32.7	And the men were created by a charging pit bull named Chewya.
0:37.6	Not happy to see the cops.
0:40.5	Officer Philip Longo had to make a choice between him,
0:44.2	his own genitals and the charging dog.
0:47.4	He fired his gun at the demonic animal.
0:50.0	The bullet ricochet striking his partner in the foot.
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