BY SAL GRECOAccording to multiple sources familiar with the matter, NYPD Lieutenant Katherine Guerrero was recently transferred from the Personnel Orders Division to the 52nd Precinct after the FBI and NYPD Internal Affairs Bureau allegedly obtained former Deputy Commissioner of Public Information Tarik Sheppard’s text messages during their investigation.Sources further allege those messages contained …
From Time Theft Allegations to a Bombshell Lawsuit: The Matthew Graziano Story, From Time Beginning to Now
BY SAL GRECOMonths before a lawsuit alleging whistleblower retaliation, confidentiality violations, and improper conduct within the New York City Police Department’s Health & Wellness Section became public, The Sal Greco Show had already begun reporting on questions surrounding Executive Director Matthew Graziano.What initially appeared to be a story centered on alleged misuse of time would eventually …
THE SAL GRECO SHOW episode 211
On Episode 211, Sal and Jack Stern break down the recent wave of NYPD members charged with serious felonies, including an inspector who was terminated from the department. They also discuss the NYC mayor’s pay raise, the police unions’ contract negotiations, and much more. …
The Jeffrey Maddrey Effect : Does Jeremy Scheublin’s Termination Signal a New Era for NYPD Executive Accountability?
BY SAL GRECOThe NYPD’s decision to terminate former 46th Precinct Commanding Officer Jeremy Scheublin marks one of the most significant disciplinary actions taken against a senior executive in recent memory. It also raises an important question: Has the department finally begun applying accountability to its highest-ranking members after years of criticism?Scheublin’s firing comes just days after he was …
Three Arrests in One Week Raise New Questions About NYPD Culture, Accountability, and Leadership
BY SAL GRECOThree Arrests in One Week Raise Serious QuestionsThe arrest of former NYPD Inspector Jeremy Scheublin did not occur in isolation.Within roughly the same week, two other NYPD officers were arrested in unrelated cases involving allegations of rape and other serious sexual offenses. While each case involves different facts, different alleged victims, and different criminal proceedings, the timing …
Jannik Sinner and the Rise of Italian Dominance in Men’s Tennis
BY SAL GRECOFor decades, Italy produced outstanding tennis players who thrilled fans, won major tournaments, and proudly represented their country on the world stage. Yet one achievement always seemed just out of reach: sustained dominance in men’s tennis.That changed with Jannik Sinner.Born on August 16, 2001, in San Candido, a small town nestled in Italy’s South Tyrol region, Sinner’s path to greatness …
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