01: Chief Mike Albanese, There When OJ Surrendered

[@michaelcase6261]

I remember Chief Albanese from my days at LAPD, That unfortunately was an era that won't be repeated in this current regime. Burbank is very lucky. These guys were innovators and set the standard for tactics, training and practices in high risk senerios for years to come. Great to hear is recollections. 2-77

[@behindthelinepod]

I couldn't agree more. There's a reason I asked Chief Albanese to be our guest for our first episode. The law enforcement profession are fortunate to have him on our side. Thanks for the comment.

[@kimharris5991]

What a fascinating interview. A gold mine of law experience. I could listen to Chief Albanese all day. Can't wait for the next episode!

[@behindthelinepod]

Thanks Sly for the nice comment and thank you for taking the time to watch the interview. Much appreciated!

[@michaelroccuzzo5556]

Thanks Tim for a fantastic interview. Chief Mike is a real hero and legend. It would be great to if you could get some of his peers and Mike together for some more stories 🙂

[@behindthelinepod]

Thank you Michael for the nice review. I like your idea of getting Chief Albanese and some of his peers together for a sit down. That would definitely be an interesting and informative interview. Maybe one day we can make that happen. Thanks again!

[@mikenavar1]

LAPD Peter Weireter brother Steve Weireter worked for LASD homicide unit. He was assigned to help investigate the murder of MBPD officer Martin Ganz.

[@curtreese3089]

Really interesting and informative… great job Mike!

[@behindthelinepod]

Thanks Curt!

[@sfgnyy]

A first rate police officer.

[@BunnyHops1957]

Crisiseeeeese is not a word. Crisis-singular, crises-plural .. period.