There has to be some common sense.

There has to be some common sense.

Yes, sir. They have the car stopped intended to branch microphone.

We still don't know who pulled the trigger. Hello everyone and welcome to Police off the cuff real crime stories.

I'm your host, retired NYPD sergeant Bill Cannon.

I want to apologize to all you guys that are our fans, our subscribers, our friends.

The last time we were live, we had a disaster.

I almost don't even want to talk about it, but I thought it was my Wi-Fi.

It was actually my laptop, went Kaputski, and that's

all I want to say about it. But we're back on the air, and we're really happy to be back on the air,

because this is like a drug. And when you don't get your drug, you get, both a withdrawal. So we

miss all you guys, and we really couldn't wait to get back on the air. And I was doing the daytime shows, coffee with Canon, a backyard beverage, bitching with Bill.

And it's, even though that's great to do, and we had some amazing locales that we did that.

It's not the same as streaming and having you guys and us doing the police off the cuff, real crime stories.

Co-hosting with me tonight, straight out of Brooklyn, NYPD detective, Phil Grimaldi.

How you doing tonight, Phil?

I'm doing pretty good, Billy. How about you? And sorry for those technical difficulties, but

Mike did a great job. He really did. He's not a virgin anymore when it comes to

live broadcasting technical difficulties. I think he was a virgin before that, but now he's

not. You're right. We use that's a good term. But Mike Geary, the latest to this triumvirate,

straight out of the Bronx, we could say, retired NYPD sergeant, and retired, not retired,

actual active professor of criminal justice at Alberta's Magnus in Connecticut, New Haven, Connecticut,

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