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BY SAL GRECOJust as questions continue to mount surrounding Deputy Chief William M. Viscardi, another significant development has emerged.According to sources, Assistant Chief Roberto Rios, the commanding officer of the NYPD’s Intelligence & Counterterrorism Bureau and Viscardi’s direct supervisor, submitted his retirement papers within the last 48 hours. Sources emphasize that Rios’ retirement was …
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BY SAL GRECOFor years, the New York City Police Department has repeatedly emphasized that it has embraced a new era of “transparency” and “accountability.” Under Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch, those promises have continued, with the Department frequently touting public access to disciplinary records, trial decisions, and officer profiles.Now, however, The Sal Greco Show has filed legal action seeking …
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BY SAL GRECOAnother senior NYPD executive is now at the center of serious allegations, raising renewed questions about accountability, transparency, and whether the Department applies the same standards to its executives as it does to rank-and-file officers.According to multiple sources, NYPD Deputy Chief William M. Viscardi, formerly assigned to the Criminal Intelligence Section, has submitted retirement …
BY SAL GRECOAs New York’s 2026 gubernatorial election approaches, Governor Kathy Hochul and Republican challenger Bruce Blakeman are locked in a campaign that could shape the state’s economic future for years to come. While the election will ultimately be decided in November 2026, political observers have also been discussing an entirely separate, unverified rumor: whether a second Hochul administration could …
BY SAL GRECOAs torrential rain flooded New York City streets, submerged highways, and sent water pouring into subway stations, Mayor Zohran Mamdani found himself answering questions once again about whether Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would be arrested if he came to New York. Rather than pivoting to the immediate crisis unfolding across the city, the mayor doubled down on the issue during an …
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BY SAL GRECONearly 400 improperly registered noncitizens reportedly cast ballots—but New Jersey has not yet publicly shown which elections, districts or candidates were affectedNew Jersey officials have acknowledged an election-system failure serious enough to require a full independent investigation, public disclosure of its findings and a ballot-by-ballot accounting of its potential effect on elections …
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