Violent Brooklyn Gambling Dens with Pete Paduccio

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4.2 • 831 Ratings

🗓️ 10 October 2020

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

a MURDER in a Violent Brooklyn Gambling Den leads to a discussion about these places, the games, the people who play them and occasionally shoot each other or fall out of windows.

My guest, ret. NYPD nightwatch det. Pete Paduccio joins me with firsthand experience and all the facts.

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0:00.0	From the smallest room in New York City comes a show that gives you a reason to live.
0:05.0	Hey Pete, how's it going?
0:07.0	How are you, Pat?
0:08.0	I'm good.
0:09.0	I'm speaking, of course, to Pete Paduchio, who is a retired night watch detective, NYPD.
0:13.0	40 years of service, and we thank you for that, Pete.
0:16.0	Thank you, sir.
0:17.0	Absolutely. Now that you're out, your perspective is still that of a cop, but your job is not that of a cop.
0:24.7	And this is recent, so how does that feel?
0:26.5	In some ways it's strange.
0:28.2	I never thought, I just never thought I was going to leave when I did.
0:35.6	But it was a rough year, and just finally, you know what?
0:39.2	No stuff.
0:40.1	The present situation.
0:41.1	39 years is a very long time to be a cop in New York City.
0:45.6	It's almost unheard of.
0:47.0	It's rare.
0:47.9	It's extremely rare.
0:49.3	And it was time.
0:51.8	It was time.
0:52.6	But now I'm on the other side of the offense.
0:54.9	Now you're a criminal.
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