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12/27/07--15:00: Hangman’s Noose in the Fire Department! - Dec 27,2007 (chan 2936599)

A hangman’s noose was placed inside a New Jersey Fire Department station house. The Fire Department employee who reported the incident was fired. However, the Fire Department employee who admitted placing the noose was not fired. Get the facts from our guest, Captain Andrew Selby.


01/03/08--15:00: Racial Incidents in the Paterson Fire Department. - Jan 03,2008 (chan 2936599)

Captain Andrew Selby returns to continue discussions of serious racial problems and corruption in the Paterson New Jersey Fire Department.


02/21/08--15:00: Racial Problems in the Stratford CT Police Department? - Feb 21,2008 (chan 2936599)

Veteran Police Officer Bobby Ramos provides clarity on this topic and he discusses his personal community policing experiences.


03/06/08--15:00: Fighting Police Abuse in Bridgeport CT! - Mar 06,2008 (chan 2936599)

Retired Bridgeport CT Police Officer Ted Meekins is a pioneer in the fight against police abuses. Hear his story about the struggle to establish meaningful relations between the police and the communities they serve.


05/15/08--15:00: Is the Department of Justice Order to Diversify Fire Departments Necessary? - May 15,2008 (chan 2936599)

We will discuss the 1980 United States Department of Justice consent decree to diversify the fire departments of New Jersey’s twelve largest cities.


08/10/08--16:00: The Militarization of the Police Department!! - Aug 10,2008 (chan 2936599)

Following suit with our LAST two shows, are people paying attention to how the police departments in the U.S. are become more like the military everyday? Of COURSE not! Why are they finding it necessary to train the nation's P.D's with Army Rangers, Marine Recons, Green Berets, and Navy Seals? Join us and find out!! (Check out the video at the top of our profile!)


08/28/08--15:00: Are Newark Police Officials Thoroughly Corrupt? - Aug 28,2008 (chan 2936599)

Darren Nance, and other former Newark Police Officers provide details of Newark Police Department systemic corruption: that starts from the top. Don't Miss This Show!


10/22/08--08:00: Secretary Walter McNeil Florida Department of Corrections. - Oct 22,2008 (chan 2936599)

Secretary Walter McNeil Florida Department of Corrections.


01/08/09--12:00: Tulsa Police Radio - Jan 08,2009 (chan 2936599)

Join members of the Tulsa Police Department as they discuss current news within the Tulsa Police Department. Corporal Dave Crow will join us and discuss winter driving safety tips.


01/15/09--15:00: Investigating the Newark Police Department? - Jan 15,2009 (chan 2936599)

Will the Public Safety Committee conduct a thorough investigation that will result in changes? Will the police department cooperate? Learn the facts and more.


01/22/09--12:00: Tulsa Police Radio #2 - Jan 22,2009 (chan 2936599)

Join Tulsa Police Radio as we discuss how the department recruits future officers, the progress of the current Tulsa Police Academy and how you can join the Tulsa Police Department as either a full time officer or as a reserve officer.


08/22/09--08:00: Florida Department of Law Enforcement on Latino Police Radio - Aug 22,2009 (chan 2936599)

Florida Department of Law Enforcement on Latino Police Radio


12/03/09--15:00: Officer Collins Fired After Revealing $80,000.00 Theft! - Dec 03,2009 (chan 2936599)

This is part two of an outrageous incident of police corruption and differential treatment perpetrated by high ranking officials of the Newark New Jersey Police Department. Newark Police Officer Eugene Collins was fired for trumped up administrative charges after he provided information about other police officers who stole $80,000.00


01/07/10--15:00: Newark Police Department Used Forged Document To Fire Police Officer. - Jan 07,2010 (chan 2936599)

A forged document in Officer Roger Harris’ file was used by Newark New Jersey Police Officials to fire this innocent police officer. Despite this criminal act committed by people who have access to police internal files, the police department can not determine if there is an investigation of this crime. Clark and Selby discuss why this incident reveals the true objectives of police internal investigations: to punish innocent officers, while protecting criminal cops.


01/21/10--15:00: Forged Document Used To Fire Police Officer: Part 2 - Jan 21,2010 (chan 2936599)

The Newark New Jersey Police Department used a forged document to fire Officer Roger Harris: OAL Docket # CSC – 20101139. According to an investigator assigned to the Internal Affairs Division of the Newark New Jersey Police Department, it can not be determined if this serious crime is being investigated. Apparently the Newark Police Department, and the city administration believe that it is acceptable to use unlawful policies and procedures to terminate police officers. Does the police department or the city administration under Mayor Cory Booker treat the citizens of Newark any better?


02/26/10--17:00: 100th Anniversary Show - Feb 27,2010 (chan 2936599)

American Heroes Radio has completed 100 shows! Join us on February 26, 2008, from 1700 hours Pacific until 2000 Hours Pacific for a 3 hour show. We have invited all of our guests back for updates, surprises and more. You will hear from the Military, Law Enforcement and Fire personnel who appeared on American Heroes Radio at the Watering Hole.Guest for the Anniversary Show will include: Former USMC Major Richard Botkin; Private Investigator Jimmie Mesis; former San Francisco Police Department Detective Linda Flanders, former Deputy Sheriff Brian Kinnard; former marine and Howard County Police Department police officer James H. Lilley; Vietnam Veteran Arthur Wiknik; former St. Louis County Police Department law enforcement official Ken Dye; the son of Colonel James R. Haun, a World War II fighter pilot; attorney and former police officer Sean Rogers; Senior Sergeant Martin Katz, Broward County Sheriff’s Office (ret.); Special Agent Bob Hamer, Federal Bureau of Investigation (ret.); Vietnam Veteran and former New York Police Department police officer Joe Sanchez; Vietnam Veteran and retired New York Police Department Detective Alan Sheppard; Retire New York State Correction Officer Al Bermudez Pereira; retired Sergeant Gregory Allen Doyle, Upland Police Department; Lieutenant Art Adkins Gainesville Police Department; Dr. Andrew J. Harvey, retired police captain, educator and author; Detective Don Howell, Huntington Beach Police Department (ret.); and, Captain Frank Root, Arizona Department of Public Safety (ret.).


03/25/10--17:00: Officers Down - Oakland - Mar 26,2010 (chan 2936599)

Conversations with American Heroes at the Watering Hole will feature a conversation between Assistant Chief Howard Jordan, Oakland Police Department (OPD)and Detective Jamie Duigan, Chicago Police Department, about the murder of four Oakland Police Officers on March 21, 2009. On that day, the suspect, who was recently released from prison, murdered four Oakland Police Department veteran personnel. This was the deadliest occurrence in the history of OPD and one of the most significant law enforcement losses in California as well as the nation. Acting Chief of Police Howard Jordan ordered that an independent review be conducted to understand how this happened and what can be done to prevent a future recurrence. Assistant Chief Howard A. Jordan is a veteran of the OPD, having served for more than 20 years in a range of assignments including patrol, investigations, internal affairs and administration. Managing a staff of more than 800 police officers and 370 non-sworn personnel, Chief Jordan is a consensus builder who motivates others towards better performance. He considers all possible solutions while making decisions and stays calm in crisis. Chief Jordan saw the Department through the difficult hours of March 21, 2009, when four officers were gunned down in less than 3 hours. Jamie Duignan is a detective with the Chicago Police Department, and is proud to be approaching her 10th anniversary as in law enforcement. Detective Duignan volunteers her time, as a member of the Chicago Police Department’s Peer Support Program, to support & counsel fellow officers in the wake of traumatic incidents. Prior to beginning her career in law enforcement, Jamie was an active civilian in Chicago’s community policing initiative. She holds a BA in Sociology from the University of Chicago, & a MS in Communication from Northwestern University. Her current interests are education, leadership, morale, decision-making & supervisory communications within law enforcement.


06/17/10--15:00: Officer Fired After Reporting Corruption; Part 2 - Jun 17,2010 (chan 2936599)

Newark Police Officer Darren Nance was fired after he reported misconduct by police supervisors. According to Darren Nance, and several other Newark Police officers and supervisors, officers complaints of misconduct are never investigated. However, the officer who files the complaint is then charged with some infraction and sanctioned. According to the Newark Police Department’s internal investigation rules, all complaints shall be objectively and thoroughly investigated. The New Jersey Attorney General Guidelines compel a police agency to thoroughly investigate all complaints of misconduct. Witnesses emphatically state, under oath, that officers’ complaints of misconduct are not objectively and thoroughly investigated or assigned to an investigator. Why has the Newark New Jersey Police Department been able to consistently violate the law without detection? We will discuss this issue and other acts of police misconduct committed by the Newark Police Department.


09/02/10--15:00: 39 Police Officers of Greensboro Police Department File Discrimination Law Suit! - Sep 02,2010 (chan 2936599)

According to the Carolina Peacemaker weekly newspaper, thirty-nine officers of color filed an EEOC Federal Discrimination lawsuit against the Greensboro North Caroline Police Department. The Coalition of Concerned Citizens believes that Assistant Police Chief Dwight Crott is recommending the officers for termination as a retaliatory measure. We have received reports that three officers that complained about misconduct have been terminated for non-criminal “administrative charges.” The Carolina Pacemaker reports Captain Charles Cherry was placed on administrative duty last month after assisting several of his subordinates with the filing of grievances. The Coalition of Concerned Citizens is calling for an outside investigation of the Police Department by an independent citizen board with subpoena powers or by the Unites States Justice Department. On Thursday September 2, 2010, we will discuss these allegation of misconduct by Greensboro Police Officials. The police officer complainants have been invited to join in the discussion.


09/13/10--13:00: Fayetteville Police Department Radio - Sep 13,2010 (chan 2936599)

Fayetteville Police Department Radio


09/16/10--15:00: ACLU Petitions Federal Authorities to Investigate the Newark Police Department! - Sep 16,2010 (chan 2936599)

The New Jersey American Civil Liberties Union has petitioned Federal Authorities to commence an investigation into the Newark, New Jersey Police Department. According to the petition the “Newark Police Department has engaged in a pattern or practice of conduct by law enforcement officers . . . that deprives persons of rights, privileges or immunities secured or protected by the Constitution or laws of the United States.” This conclusion was reached by the ACLU after conducting research, and analyzing complaints and civil actions filed against the Newark Police Department by citizens and its own employees. On Thursday September 16, 2010, our invited guest will be Deborah Jacobs, Executive Director of the New Jersey American Civil Liberties Union. We will discuss the petition filed by the ACLU and management deficiencies of the Newark Police Department that has caused the persistent acts of misconduct.


09/23/10--15:00: Can The Newark Police Department Stop Corruption? - Sep 23,2010 (chan 2936599)

In the aftermath of the ACLU petition to the Justice Department, Newark Police Officials claim an investigation by an outside agency is not necessary. Does this claim have validity, or is it just a public relations statement designed to misinform the public? On Thursday September 23, 2010, we will examine the Newark Police Department’s effectiveness in stopping police misconduct.


10/07/10--15:00: Newark Police New Strategies, Substance or Just Deception? - Oct 07,2010 (chan 2936599)

Recently the Newark New Jersey Police Department announced revised community relation strategies. This announcement comes after the New Jersey ACLU filed a petition with the Justice Department seeking intervention and oversight of the Newark Police Department. What are these new Newark Police Department strategies, and how effective will they be? Are these new strategies designed to reign in police corruption, or are these strategies just another public relations scheme designed to deceive the public? On Thursday October 7, 2010, 6:00 PM eastern time, join us for an analysis of these new strategies implemented by the Newark Police Department.


11/18/10--15:00: The Newark Police Department: Problems and Methods of Improvement. - Nov 18,2010 (chan 2936599)

The recent petition by the New Jersey American Civil Liberties Union for Department of Justice intervention into the Newark Police Department is an indication of serious systemic problems. Numerous citizens and community activists have complained about the negative and arguably criminal acts perpetrated by police officers upon citizens. Moreover, police officers that have reported misconduct of fellow police officers have suffered retaliatory sanctions including termination. The facts revealed in numerous civil law suits, and the exceptionally low rate of sustained citizen complaints can’t be simply dismissed as coincidence. On Thursday November 18, 2010, at 6:00 PM, the Justice For All Show will have a special extended segment to discuss the Newark Police Department. Invited participants include Newark Police Director Gary McCarthy, Newark Municipal Council members, Newark Fraternal Order of Police, Eric Josey of the 100 Blacks In Law Enforcement Who Care, a representative of the Peoples Organization For Progress, a representative from the ACLU, police expert Richie Rivera, Newark Bronze Shields, community leaders, and others with expertise in the field of law enforcement. We will engage in a comprehensive discussion about the level of corruption and misconduct, and present realistic cost effective solutions.


12/02/10--15:00: Philadelphia Police Inspector Arrested For Extortion, Bribery. - Dec 02,2010 (chan 2936599)

Philadelphia Police Inspector Carlos Daniel Castro was arrested by federal authorities for extortion and bribery. According to the indictment, the police inspector wanted to hire a collector to use threats of violence to collect $150,000.00 for a debtor. Inspector Castro, who is the commander of the traffic division, had hoped to be the next Police Commissioner. Despite claims of reforms to stamp out police corruption, the Philadelphia Police Department has had several publicized acts of serious criminal misconduct by its members. On Thursday December 2, 2010, at 6:00 Pm, we will discuss the entrenched systemic corruption plaguing the Philadelphia Police Department.


05/06/11--06:30: Chief Jane Castor, Tampa Police Department - May 06,2011 (chan 2936599)

Chief Jane Castor, Tampa Police Department will appear on Latino POLICE Radio, to talk about Tampa PD. In God We Trust.


05/12/11--15:00: Justice Department Investigates Newark Police! - May 12,2011 (chan 2936599)

Just as former Newark Police Director Garry F. McCarthy is shipping off to Chicago to head that city’s police department, the Department of Justice announced it will launch an investigation into the Newark Police Department. For decades there have been reports of serious misconduct and violations of citizens’ rights. Recently the New Jersey ACLU has filed a 96-page petition detailing numerous systemic problems plaguing the Newark New Jersey Police Department. Additionally, scores of police officers have filed civil suits and made official reports of police misconduct and violations of citizens’ rights. Several officers have been terminated after they officially reported serious police misconduct to their supervisors. Still, the outgoing police director Garry F. McCarthy has harshly criticized the ACLU petition, and the incoming Interim Police Director Samuel DeMaio has not released his disciplinary record to municipal council-members. On Thursday May 12, 2011, at 6:00 PM, our invested guest will be Eric Josey of 100 Blacks In Law Enforcement Who Care. He will be discussing the tenure, tactics, and reputation of Garry McCarthy. We will also discuss the Justice Department’s investigation of the Newark Police Department, and the performance of the Interim Police Director Samuel DeMaio.


06/22/11--18:00: Corruption in the Denver Police Department - Jun 23,2011 (chan 2936599)

Join me as Special Guest Rae McCall talks about being one of the first African-American Women to successfully sue the Denver Police Department in 1970 and her trials being and undercover agent with the vice and narcotics squad.


11/30/11--11:00: Interview with Lancaster City Police Chief Harlean Howard - Nov 30,2011 (chan 2936599)

On todays show we will be interviewing Lancaster City Police Chief Harlean Howard. Howard, a mother of three adult children, who also raised her nephew, has worked for Lancaster Police Department for 20 years. Harlean Howard, a Pennsylvania native started her career in law enforcement with the Philadelphia Police Department. As one of the first female officers in Philadelphia. Now, more than 30 years later, she is one of few minority women leading a police department in South Carolina. “It started out for me as a challenge because when I came into law enforcement in the 1970s, it was traditionally an occupation dominated by males,” Howard said. “The more I learned, the more experience I gained, and the more I grew to love the job.” She moved to Lancaster in 1989 and joined the city’s police department in 1990 working in undercover drug operations. Since that time, Howard has transitioned to various roles at the department, including private first class, she moved up the ranks to corporal, sergeant, first lieutenant and then captain, and at this time she is the Police Chief of the police department.

Sex Offender | Forensic | Counseling | Ben Motley | Crime




02/08/12--20:30: Dishonest Police in Yonkers New York - Feb 09,2012 (chan 2936599)

Listen to what I have to say about the Yonkers Police Department.

Yonkers Police | Corruption | Yonkers | unethical | discourtesy