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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, a 27-year veteran of the NYPD, retired out of Manhattan North Homicide Squad.

And with me tonight is retired NYPD detective and straight out of Brooklyn,

Phil Grimaldi. Are you doing tonight, Phil? I'm doing pretty good, Billy. And I just wanted to give a

shout out to one of our big subscribers, one of our big fans. Monica Salas, who's my friend, John

Michelle, who's a retired NYPD detective that lives down in Fort Lauderdale.

She's a lawyer in the firm of Florida Family Law. Shout out to her. She's a big fan of the show.

She listens to us on the replay in the morning when she's in the shower and she said she loves it,

thinks that we have great personalities and that we're right on the money when it comes to

real crime. That's great to know. You know, on the money when it comes to real crime.

That's great to know.

You know, folks, I just want to thank a lot of you guys.

I get emails and sometimes they're so kind and such nice words that I'm really touched

by it, especially from former members of the service.

I just got an email from a retired lieutenant

who recounted a story where he ran into me in 2008 in regards to a homicide arrest. And he claimed

that I was a perfect gentleman when I interviewed him. Well, thank you so much. I wish I would have

saved your name. I didn't. but I'm sure if you're watching,

you'll know the story. And I know you recounted that your wife was sick. I hope she

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