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Free consultation offer excludes all other services such as medical examination, diagnostics, therapy, prescription medications and all other services. You may or may not qualify for the program. Money Back guarantee only applies to HCG/ testosterone medication and up to $100 maximum value. In order to qualify for money back guarantee you must compete a 6 week program and must request in writing before the seventh week. CONTENTS PUBLISHER Daniel Del Valle EDITOR-IN-CHIEF George Beck, Ph.D. EXECUTIVE EDITOR John Welsh MANAGING EDITOR Joseph R. Uliano, M.A., Ed.S CHIEF DESIGN EDITOR Dari Izhaky 6 EDITOR’S POINT OF VIEW 40 UNITY TOUR ASSOCIATE EDITORS George Beck, Ph.D. Police Unity Tour 2019 Joel E. Gordon Julia Torres WEB DESIGNER 8 SHERIFF CLARKE SPEAKS OUT 45 FITNESS Joe Lemire Underperformance Led To DHS Fairview Police Chief Marty Kahn Wins CREATIVE DESIGN DIRECTOR Secretary Nielsen’s Forced Resignation at Recent Bodybuilding Competitions Dan Larco (Cover photo credit Evan Criscuolo) By Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. (Ret.) By George Beck, Ph.D. COPY EDITOR NATIONAL VOICE 46 OPERATION REBOUND J. Scott Wilson 12 Dems Should Forget Prisoner Voting, Back The Blue WRITERS Join Trump on First Step Reforms By Michael D. Boll Efren Almodovar John G. Malcolm By Bernard B. Kerik Chris Amos Eva Malone BLUE EVENTS Caroline Angel Capt. Lori Mambelli (Ret.) 49 Christian Argudo Deniz Majagah 15 LEGAL NEWS Blue Suicide Awareness Event George Beck, Ph.D. Jay Martinez Forfeiture of Office Police Playing Basketball with Robert (Bob) Bianchi, Esq. Brian Mast Joseph Biasco Sheriff Leo McGuire (Ret.) By Timothy Smith, Esq. Local Kids Michael D. Boll Anthony Mikitarian By Jeffrey Stewart Rebecca Calhoun Eddie Molina 16 COVER STORY Jonny Castro Lt. Joseph Pangaro (Ret.) 38th Annual National Peace Officers Joseph Celentano Timothy Parlatore, Esq. NYPD’s Most Infamous Cop Memorial Service Anthony Ceravolo Kris “Tanto” Paronto The Road to Redemption By Michael Garcia Lt. Patrick J. Ciser (Ret.) Dr. Demetrick Pennie By Daniel Del Valle with Erika Blue, Sgt. Kaluba Chipepo William Peppard Steve Olimpio and John Welsh Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. Gary Przewoznik 54 CONTEMPLATION Daniel Del Valle Dr. Aaron Rapps Letter to the Man I Killed Vincent D’Amico Geoffrey Rejent 20 prepareDNESS By Kirk Lawless Dr. Michael Doblin Danny Reynoso Columbine: Twenty Years Later and Det. Ed Dolan Rafael Rosa Bob Dvorchak Chief Rich Rosell the Losing Battle 56 TRIBUTE Sherif Elias Christoper Scilingo By Joseph R. Uliano, M.A., Ed.S. Our Angel from Above Sgt. Anthony Espino Cynthia Scott By Joel E. Gordon Sgt. Thomas S. Fano, (Ret.) Thomas Shea Debra Ann Faretra Barry Sheinkopf 23 HEAR ME OUT Eric Feinberg Timothy Smith, Esq. A Slap in the Face: 58 INSIDE VIEW Dr. Jim F. Ford, Jr. PO Valerie Stetz (Ret.) Addressing Leadership Dysfunction Ted Freeman Lt. Randy Sutton (Ret.) The Judith Clark Parole Scott Frezzo Wanda Tejada Coletta By Ari L. Maas By Christoper Scilingo Michael Garcia Julia Torres Joel E. Gordon Joseph R. Uliano, M.A., Ed.S SQUARE-SHOOTING HOME ADVICE Beth C. Grossman, Esq. Eddie Vega 24 59 Deon Joseph Ryan Weber Putting My Loved Ones in Danger Consider a 2nd Home Investment Fasil Khan Brian Weitzman By Officer Deon Joseph for College-Bound Kids Dr. Brian P. Kelly John Welsh By Fasil Khan Bernard Kerik J. Scott Wilson Kirk Lawless 29 LESSON LEARNED So What’s A Good Cop? ENTERTAINMENT PHOTOGRAPHERS 60 By Joel E. Gordon Just a Dude from Jersey: Vincent D’Amico Barry Morgenstein Michael Garcia Joshua Oliveri An Interview with Comedian 30 INSIDE PERSPECTIVE Jim Florentine WEBSITE/SUBSCRIPTIONS Pursuits and the Clifton By Dan Lorenzo www.TheBlueMagazine.com Police Department EMAIL By Lt. Patrick J. Ciser (Ret.) 62 REMEMBRANCE [email protected] Deputy Justin DeRosier ADVERTISING 33 SPOTLIGHT By Jonny Castro 973-390-3258 Deaths of Children at The Border: OFFICE The Rest Of The Story 64 BLUE PAWS 279 Belmont Ave., Haledon, NJ 07508 By Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. (Ret.) Law Enforcement Officers ph: 973-653-3446 | fax: 973-653-3447 and Their Canines 36 FEATURED ARTICLE By Joseph Celentano The Resurgence of the Marxist Threat PRODUCTIONS ENTERPRISE in America 65 BLUE CLASSIFIEDS Local Merchants Serving The opinions and information provided in this By Chief Rich Rosell magazine are the sole opinions of the editor Our Community and contributors and not their employers. The Blue Magazine is published 9 times a year. (c) 2018 - The Blue Magazine/Envisage Productions LLC. All rights reserved. While every reasonable effort has been made to ensure that the information is accurate as of the publication date, The Blue Magazine and its employees, agents, clients and distributors shall not be liable for any damages arising from the use of or reliance on the information contained in this publication or from omissions to this publication. The www.TheBlueMagazine.com website is powered by ENVISAGE PRODUCTIONS, ENTERPRISE. Layout & design by Dari Izhaky: [email protected] GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS! Please share and recycle this magazine. editor’s POINT OF VIEW s editor of Blue Magazine, I am very impressed by how our publication steadily grows nationally. In this issue, we have writers from states as far west as California and as far south as Florida. We are continually covering law enforcement issues on the national scene. What Aimpresses me most is how all these law enforcement writers from different areas of our country have the same common purpose: to courageously speak out against injustices to the law enforcement community and to represent our profession with integrity and honor. Friends, we have a voice, and we must use it. Blue Magazine is your voice. Together we are making significant progress. If you are reading this, you are probably wondering why we have chosen to put a cop turned felon on the cover. This was a decision made after many hours of editorial discussion and remembering our commitment to bravely cover critical issues affecting our law enforcement community. We get it, cops committing crimes is something nobody wants to discuss. Thankfully the bad apples in our profession only represent a small number of officers when compared to the overall majority who are decent, honest people protecting and serving with honor and integrity. However, we cannot deny that we have a few bad apples in our profession. Do a simple Internet search on this topic and see how many officers nationally have fallen into this trap—whether from greed, anger, rage or any other weaknesses that contributed to the destroying of the officer’s professional and personal life and by extension the reputation of our profession. We are not here to sugarcoat Michael Dowd’s criminality as a cop. His conduct was reprehensible and disgraced the badge he wore on his chest, and the oath he took to uphold the law. His life and reputation are defined by the crimes he committed as a cop. However, there are lessons to be learned. Dowd spent 12 years and five months in federal prison for his crimes. His life was utterly destroyed. After many years post-prison working in the construction industry, Dowd began a speaking tour at colleges and universities to share his story with aspiring officers with one goal: that future cops will wear their badge proudly and honor their oath of office. Dowd hopes future and current officers will learn from his experience that betraying the public’s trust is a serious matter that will destroy an officer’s life and family. Dowd’s story is an essential lesson for everyone to hear. Make sure you check out this interview. Of all the great articles in this issue, make sure you check out Chief Rich Rosell’s article “The Resurgence of the Marxist Threat in America.” Whether you agree or disagree with Chief Rosell’s position is not what’s most important.
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