I am so over this situation, Peter. I'm unbumble to find something real. You know, like someone

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I'd like to introduce you to a new documentary series called The Set, created by Zach Levit,

the same creator behind the hit podcast, Root of Evil, Gangster Capitalism and relative

unknown. The set tells the inside story of the biggest police corruption scandal in New

York City history and the investigation that uncovered it all. It was the height of the crack

era and the most violent time in New York City's history. But instead of protecting New Yorkers

from drug dealers, some police officers became them. When a commission was formed to investigate

police misconduct, it discovered Harlem's 30th precinct had been overrun with corruption,

but even worse, the NYPD had been turning a blind eye. In total, 33 officers were arrested

and convicted of corruption and the precinct became known as the Dirty 30. In The Set,

we hear never before told stories shared directly by the dirty cops who were convicted, the

undercover internal affairs officer who blew the whistle, and the investigators, prosecutors

and police commissioner who exposed the truth about what happened when the world's largest

police department failed to police itself.

From Odyssey Originals, I'm Zach Levin, the creator of Root of Evil, Gangster Capitalism,

and relative unknown. And this is a story about a time that New York City would like to forget.

Dangerous times in New York City. The biggest city in America is on the roads. On the streets

of New York, it's called crack and the deals go down quickly. It was the most violent year in the

city's history, the height of the crack era. There were no opportunities. You got into the game

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