Join us Thursday September 10, 2026 at 1105 am eastern time for episode 226 of The Sal Greco Show, Sal and Jack ask “What’s Going On Inside the NYPD?” as they discuss the CJB overtime scandal, the 112 Precinct Legionnaires’ outbreak, and the fallout from J’Ouvert and Labor Day weekend violence. Plus, they honor our heroes ahead of the 25th anniversary of 9/11 and discuss the GOP’s first-ever midterm convention in …
ACCOUNTABILITY DEMANDED : THE NYPD FAILED ONE OF ITS OWN
BY SAL GRECOA 28-year NYPD veteran was allegedly unaccounted for after becoming ill. Now questions about AWOL procedures, conflicting explanations, supervisory accountability and the treatment of his funeral are drawing scrutiny.The death of NYPD Police Officer Jeffrey Lamont Struggs, a 28-year veteran assigned to Brooklyn’s 79th Precinct, is raising serious questions about what his command knew, when it knew …
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THE SAL GRECO SHOW episode 225
In Episode 225, Sal and Jack discuss J’Ouvert and Labor Day weekend marking the unofficial end of summer, the latest on the ongoing 79th Precinct investigation and other NYPD developments, plus breaking news from around the world, politics, and pop culture. …
THE $10 MILLION QUESTION: HOPE FLORIDA, DESANTIS AND THE SCANDAL THAT REFUSES TO DIE
BY SAL GRECOThere is an old saying about getting caught with your hand in the cookie jar.In American politics, however, the more troubling question increasingly seems to be: What happens when everybody’s hand is somewhere near the jar, but nobody can—or will—say whose hand actually took the cookies?That question hung over our discussion on Episode 224 of The Sal Greco Show, after a sealed Florida grand …
THE SAL GRECO SHOW EPISODE 224
In Episode 224: We discuss how the NYPD’s 79th Precinct failed one of their own, a man sets himself on fire at the building housing Internal Affairs and Google, plus the latest breaking news with Jack Stern. …
The Lawsuits Keep Piling Up: What NYPD Litigation Is Costing New Yorkers — and Who Can Stop It
BY SAL GRECOFor New York City taxpayers, lawsuits involving the NYPD are not abstract legal disputes. Every claim that turns into years of discovery, depositions, motions, outside counsel, judgments and settlements ultimately creates a financial exposure for the City.And the numbers are substantial.According to the NYC Comptroller, NYPD tort claims produced $239.1 million in settlement and judgment …