In episode 53 of the Executive Perspective, Ron and Rob investigate the recent snowball and ice attack, injuring at least 2 NYPD officers in Washington Square Park. They highlight the lack of leadership at the scene and in the immediate aftermath, which they believe reflects the current state of policing. They also discuss Mayor Mamdani’s response to the incident, describing it as “kids throwing snowball at NYPD officers.” The hosts explore the consequences of this leadership failure, including low morale, retention issues, and poor recruitment of new hires. They offer their insights on what effective leadership should do in today’s challenging environment to address these issues and steer the organization in the right direction. Join them in the live interactive chat to share your thoughts and engage in a meaningful discussion.

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On this episode of New York’s Finest: Retired & Unfiltered Podcast, we sit down with Brandon Castro, candidate for New York State Assembly representing Queens.

From public safety and quality-of-life issues to small businesses, schools, and the direction of Albany, Castro lays out why he’s running and what he believes needs to change.

We discuss:

• The current state of Queens politics
• Crime & public safety policy
• Small business struggles in NYC
• What Albany is getting wrong
• Why he believes voters are ready for a shift

Queens is one of the most diverse and politically dynamic boroughs in New York City. The decisions made in Albany directly affect the streets, neighborhoods, and families of NYC.

Is this the beginning of a political shift in Queens?

Hosted by retired NYPD members bringing unfiltered conversations on politics, public safety, and the future of New York.

Drop your thoughts in the comments — what issues matter most in your neighborhood?

#QueensNY #NYSAssembly #NYPolitics #PublicSafety #BrandonCastro #NYCPolitics #RetiredUnfiltered #NewYorkCity

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On this episode of The Finest Unfiltered, John Macari, Eric Dym, and Marlon Bethel discuss Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg’s prosecution of two NYPD officers he is accusing of “covering up” a drunk driving crash involving an off-duty NYPD cop.

The off-duty officer involved in the crash was ultimately arrested and prosecuted yet Bragg is now pursuing charges against responding officers, claiming misconduct in the handling of the scene.

Is this a legitimate corruption case, or just another politically charged prosecution targeting NYPD officers?

We break down:

What actually happened the night of the crash, the timeline of the arrest and prosecution, what the “cover-up” allegations really mean legally, the indictment and the broader impact on NYPD morale and proactive policing.

They also discuss how cases like this change the way cops respond to off-duty incidents.

When line officers face prosecution for decisions made in the field, it doesn’t just affect two careers, it affects how policing is done citywide.

In today’s political climate, are officers being judged by policy… or by narrative?

Drop your thoughts in the comments.

#NYPD #AlvinBragg #ManhattanDA #PoliceProsecution #NYCPolitics #TheFinestUnfiltered #LawEnforcement #PublicSafety #PoliceAccountability #NYPDNews

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