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We have an amazing guest, so we're going to bring him on after this is a real, but we have

retired NYPD detective, Louis B, I cannot say his last name, I'm Appalachian, don't even let me.

We're going to have him say his last name when he comes on the show.

Shares his story of growing up alongside Mafia Wise Guys as his path to taking down organized crime in Operation Wasteland.

In an era marked as rampant violence, homicides, crack epidemics, and out-control robberies.

Louis found himself at the crossroads, raised in a neighborhood where mobsters and cops walk the same streets.

He opens up about how he can have easily ended up on the wrong side of the law.

He ended up being NYPD and took down pretty much the mafia stranglehold on the NYC's private

sanitation waste department waste

industries ran by mafia's true crime and we're going to play this little sizzle here and we'll

have Louis B on after the sizzle rail of Operation Wasteland. Thank you all. We'll be right back as soon as I

Garbage is big business.

Here in New York and in a lot of places around the country,

the private carting industry has been controlled by the mob for decades.

Today, prosecutors in New York began a cleanup,

arresting alleged mobsters on charges that they used violence and economic pressure to kill the competition. Organized crime was controlling the private sanitation industry.

OSID stands for Organized Crime Investigation Division, which investigated the five traditional organized crime families in New York City.

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