Things Police See: Firsthand Accounts

Things Police See: Firsthand Accounts

Hosted by Steve and Steve Gould · Steven Gould: Police Officer, Background Investigator

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93Podcast AuthorityScore out of 100 · How it is scored
361
Episodes
123
Transcribed
1,269
Ratings
Daily
Cadence
2018
First episode
343K
YouTube views

About Things Police See: Firsthand Accounts

Massachusetts police officer Steve Gould interviews a variety of law enforcement officers about their most intense moments on the job. Shocking moments, humorous moments and terrifying moments are recalled by the officers that experienced them. Meet the variety of personalities that make up the police and get to know them on a personal level. You couldn't make these stories up if you tried. **new episodes every Wednesday steve@thingspolicesee.com

Publisher
Steven Gould: Police Officer, Background Investigator
Category
society & culture · true crime
Language
en
Explicit
Yes
First episode
14 May 2018
Latest episode
4 Sept 2026

Latest episodes

123 of 361 episodes have a transcript.

  1. 4 Sept 2026TRANSCRIPT

    NYPD Detective's Wildest Cases: Infant Crimes, Russian Mob, Bronx Chaos And Hostage Negotiations

  2. 17 Jun 2026TRANSCRIPT

    29 Years in Chicago Policing Chaos: Undercover Stings & Bizarre Calls | Betsy Smith Interview

  3. 3 Jun 2026TRANSCRIPT

    I Trained Keanu Reeves for John Wick... But My NYPD Special Ops Stories Are Wilder | George Sichler

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NYPD Detective's Wildest Cases: Infant Crimes, Russian Mob, Bronx Chaos And Hostage Negotiations

Published 4 Sept 2026 · Transcript excerpt

[…] And we had 12 detectives working and we had close to 100 homicides a year. Wow. And about 4,000 almost homicides. So it was just absolutely crazy there. But I did six years in the squad, had developed a specialty and not by choice, sort of got backed into it on a case, but developed a specialty on infant death and wound up handling a number of the baby cases. After six years, I had had enough of that. It was time to move on and got a transfer to the intelligence division. And they put me in charge of Russian organized crime project. So I got to chase Russians around for a while. And then the Intelligence Division in New York is modeled after the U.S. […]

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Who has been a guest on Things Police See: Firsthand Accounts

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  • Sal Lifrieri
  • Betsy Brantner Smith
  • George Sichler
  • Andrew Gonzalez
  • Chad Jensen

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YouTube views
343,132
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4.9 / 5
1,269 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 93 / 100

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YouTube
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Engagement
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Steve and Steve Gould host the show. Published by Steven Gould: Police Officer, Background Investigator.

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