
Welcome to the Police off the Cuff,where we explore real crime stories and the world of NYPD detectives. Led by retired NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon, we dive into the mysteries of National trending true crime cases. Bill brings his deep knowledge and experience from his police and teaching careers to make each story clear and impactful. Bill's profound knowledge and keen analytical skills, combined w... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 949 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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The FBI and Philadelphia Police are intensifying their search of the Horsch House as forensic teams examine the property for evidence connected to multiple missing women. Retired NYPD Sergeant William Cannon breaks down the K-9 searches, basement evi... more
The Horsch House investigation continues to raise disturbing questions as the FBI and Philadelphia Police examine potential forensic evidence, digital records, and possible connections to missing women. Retired NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon breaks down h... more
New revelations about ransom emails in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance raise serious questions about Bitcoin demands, AI-generated images, and whether investigators can trace the people behind these communications. Retired NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon b... more
Christa Pike survived Tennessee's lethal injection attempt, triggering a constitutional battle over whether the state can legally execute her a second time. Retired NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon examines what went wrong, the potential Eighth Amendment vi... more
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Going to find a way to pay these guys a little bit o money because I listened to this a lot and I enjoy the New Yawk thing. But having ads for sports betting is so very lame and pretty much criminal as these former police officers must know, also lames is their attempt to feed the algorithm by republishing bits of their past shows as if new.
Going to find a way to pay these guys a little bit o money because I listened to this a lot and I enjoy the New Yawk thing. But having ads for sports betting is so very lame and pretty much criminal as these former police officers must know, also lames as is their attempt to feed the algorithm by republishing bits of their past show as if new.
I have a love-hate relationship with this podcast. I listen but a lot of the stuff is repetitive. I can’t tell you how many times he’s talked about journalist saying a case as a cold case and how he disagrees with that. I understand but it’s like it’s on autoplay for every podcast. Some of it is just him talking about how “we’ve been saying this all along.” And that’s fine but it’s repeated over and over. I like the stories he covers, but I just don’t always agree with his opinion. Like with the... more
Love this show. Informative without being violent. My dad was in law enforcement and used to tell me cop stories at bedtime—so I enjoy listening to your show when I’m going to sleep :)
I love that they’re real! People make mistakes.
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The show focuses on real crime stories with a policing and investigative lens, frequently hosting legal analysts, former law enforcement, forensic experts, journalists, and victim-family perspectives. Episodes cover high-profile cases, courtroom strategy, investigative methods, and the media's role in crime coverage. A recurring strength is translating complex police work and legal concepts into accessible storytelling, often featuring guests who provide technical insights (toxicology, DNA, geolocation) and firsthand law enforcement experience. Notable is the balance between traditional crime coverage and broader discussions about justice, media ethics, and public safety, which can appeal to professionals seeking actionable perspectives or ... more
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