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The Hello everyone and welcome to police off the cuff, real crime stories.

I'm your host, retired NYPD sergeant, Bill Cannon, a 27-year veteran of the NYPD.

Folks, we've been covering the story of, of course, what's going on in the Middle East,

Israel and Hamas.

And what we're going to cover tonight are the implications it has at home.

And it has very big implications at home.

Of course, we know all large police departments, all big cities

are, there are threats to them, and not just New York City, securing New York City against

no credible threats. We hear that term, no credible threats. And the intelligence

of a large city, of a country is so important. And how do we get that intelligence? There's

many venues to it. Of course, we have sources of information

within these groups, infiltrating these groups. But we also have what they call, and we heard

this a lot during the attacks on the United States, was chatter, internet chatter.

These people that commit these heinous attacks, they talk to each other.

Just as criminals talk to each other online, they can't help themselves, but go on social media

to talk about what they're going to do,

what they have done, giving up little tidbits of information. And trained intelligence analysts

can spot this information. We also get information from unlikely venues. Look at the universities. Have you ever seen such hatred toward their own country coming from universities? These entitled kids specifically from these, the Harvard's, the Columbia universities, the NYU's.

Is this an accident or is this a special type of student that these universities are recruiting?

In New York City, you see, heavily armed emergency service, SRG offices surrounding houses of worship.

Someone asked me just the other day, is it okay to go into the city? And I said, look, go about your life as if

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