The role of social media in the Savanah Soto, and Matthew Guerra case.

Police Off The Cuff/Real Crime Stories

Bill Cannon Police off the Cuff/Real Crime Stories

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🗓️ 7 January 2024

⏱️ 72 minutes

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0:00.0	Hello everyone and welcome to police off the cuff, real crime stories. I'm your host,
0:13.0	retired NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon, a 27-year veteran of the NYPD. The case we've been covering the Savannah Soto Matthew Gira case, there's a little bit of the NYPD. The case we've been covering the Savannah Soto, Matthew Gier, case,
0:24.6	there's a lot of unanswered questions,
0:26.4	and I think those unanswered questions are exacerbated by, surprise, surprise, social media.
0:36.3	Social media helps a lot of investigations, but also hinders
0:41.7	lots of investigations because of a lot of false information that gets out there. And this
0:47.7	false information is somehow reported as the truth. So we're going to try to bring you the truth today from true crime,
0:56.7	real crime, from a police perspective and a little bit off the cuff. So you're about to enter
1:01.7	the police off the cuff zone.
1:21.6	Thank you. We have to be some common sense. Yes, sir.
1:22.6	They have the car stopped in 10th and branch, Michael Byther.
1:25.6	We still don't know who pulled a trigger. Joining me today, I have two co-hosts, two guests, if you will, both NYPD veterans.
1:57.9	And first I'm going to introduce retired NYPD sergeant, professor of criminal
2:03.4	justice at Alberta Magnus College in Connecticut, attorney. Welcome to the show. Professor
2:10.3	Mike Geary. Mike, welcome to the show. Billy, good afternoon. Good to see you. Hello, everybody.
2:16.1	You know, Mike, I'm always happy that when I call
2:18.9	you with zero notice, that you have no life and you're ready to go and do a show. I say that I'm a
2:24.3	man. And I know on Sunday sometimes the wife gives you the honey-do list and hopefully,
2:30.0	maybe you got that done on Saturday and you didn't have to worry about doing it on Sunday.
2:41.7	Anyway, with us also joining us today, another NYPD veteran, retired NYPD detective, straight out of Brooklyn.
2:42.1	And, you know, he does the honey-do list without having to be asked.
2:46.0	It's because he's all over Brooklyn, all over the place, doing all kinds of Italian father things.
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