Joseph Giacalone's guest appearances

Joseph Giacalone

Mike Safo

In Brief

Cats Roundtable

Jack Riccardi Show

Cats & Cosby with John Catsimatidis and Rita Cosby

Corey Lewandowski

Newt Gingrich

Donald Trump

Ronna McDaniel

Bernard Kerik

Ron Johnson

Lindsey Graham

Arthur Laffer

Bill Hagerty

Sean Reyes

Cristyne Nicholas

Kathryn Wylde

Robert Holden

Diane Savino

John Solomon

OwlTail

Joined today by professor, author and retired commanding officer of the NYPD Cold Case Squad, Joseph Giacalone, as well as retired NYPD Lieutenant Sean Williams.  Joe talks about why he joined the NYPD, getting assigned to the 47th precinct and a crazy gun battle that earned him the medal of valor. We talk about his rise through the department to sergeant and then to internal affairs and how restructuring the NYPD training courses earned him a spot in the elite NYPD Cold Case Unit.  Sgt. Giacalone talks about the process of opening a cold case, why cases get stagnant or cold and why the boots on the ground method still reigns supreme.  We chat about some noteworthy cases, hear about legendary detectives and when he knew it was time to retire. We discuss the quadruple murder in Idaho, why the police did the right thing by not releasing info to the media and how and when Joe knew they had a suspect in sight. All this and much more with retired Sgt. Giacalone and Lt. Williams.    Follow Joe Giacalone on the following platforms and check out his website here:https://twitter.com/JoeGiacalone https://www.josephgiacalone.com/ https://www.instagram.com/josephgiacalone/

Joined today by professor, author and retired commanding officer of the NYPD Cold Case Squad, Joseph Giacalone, as well as retired NYPD Lieutenant Sean Williams.  Joe talks about why he joined the NYPD, getting assigned to the 47th precinct and a crazy gun battle that earned him the medal of valor. We talk about his rise through the department to sergeant and then to internal affairs and how restructuring the NYPD training courses earned him a spot in the elite NYPD Cold Case Unit.  Sgt. Giacalone talks about the process of opening a cold case, why cases get stagnant or cold and why the boots on the ground method still reigns supreme.  We chat about some noteworthy cases, hear about legendary detectives and when he knew it was time to retire. We discuss the quadruple murder in Idaho, why the police did the right thing by not releasing info to the media and how and when Joe knew they had a suspect in sight. All this and much more with retired Sgt. Giacalone and Lt. Williams.    Follow Joe Giacalone on the following platforms and check out his website here:<br><br><a href="https://twitter.com/JoeGiacalone" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/JoeGiacalone</a> <a href="https://www.josephgiacalone.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.josephgiacalone.com/</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/josephgiacalone/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/josephgiacalone/</a>

Mike Safo with Joseph Giacalone, Ret. Sgt. NYPD Cold Case

Joseph Giacalone 6-21-20 by John Catsimatidis

Joseph Giacalone 6-21-20

KTSA radio host Jack Riccardi speaks with Joseph Giacalone about this week's mass shooting in a California bar.

JOSEPH GIACALONE says mental health is the major factor in the CA bar shooting