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GOLD SHIELDS EPISODE 118; INSIDE FORT APACHE: NYPD LEGEND RALPH FRIEDMAN'S UNTOLD STORIES
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👮♂️ Ralph Friedman served during the most dangerous era in New York City, assigned to the infamous 41st Precinct in the South Bronx – also known as Fort Apache – during the 1970s crime wave. This precinct was so notorious, it inspired the hit Hollywood movie "Fort Apache, The Bronx" starring Paul Newman.
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00:00 Introduction to a Legend: Ralph Friedman
02:05 Ralph's Early Career and NYPD Journey
05:55 The Challenges of Policing in the 70s
12:12 The Evolution of Police Equipment and Training
17:59 Reflections on Modern Policing and Political Climate
24:51 The Evolution of Policing Practices
27:39 Accountability and the Changing Landscape of Law Enforcement
29:22 The Reality of Officer-Involved Shootings
32:34 A Life-Changing Incident: The Story of Cal Unger
40:36 Recognition and the Politics of Policing
48:10 Off-Duty Responsibilities and the Burden of the Badge
51:50 Mental Health and the Strain of Law Enforcement
52:07 The Unseen Struggles of Law Enforcement
54:11 A Life-Altering Incident: The Motorcycle Accident
58:05 The Dangers of Everyday Police Work
01:02:05 The Impact of Political Decisions on Policing
01:06:31 Legacy and Reflections on a Distinguished Career
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40:36 Recognition and the Politics of Policing
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