Critical Incidents
Critical Incidents
Podcast Description
Critical Incidents Podcast is hosted by Kyle Ashley, a veteran of law enforcement and the military. Each episode features candid conversations with individuals from diverse backgrounds, exploring the pivotal moments that have shaped their lives. From triumphs to challenges, these unfiltered stories offer listeners an authentic glimpse into the human experience.
If you have a compelling story to share, we’d love to hear from you. Reach out to us at [email protected].
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The podcast centers around themes of resilience, personal growth, and the human experience, with episodes that highlight real-life stories from guests such as Derrick Levasseur discussing police-involved shootings and Brandon Hall sharing insights from his tenure as a 911 dispatcher. Each episode not only explores the challenges faced by individuals but also delves into the lessons learned and the emotional toll of critical incidents.
Critical Incidents Podcast is hosted by Kyle Ashley, a veteran of law enforcement and the military. Each episode features candid conversations with individuals from diverse backgrounds, exploring the pivotal moments that have shaped their lives. From triumphs to challenges, these unfiltered stories offer listeners an authentic glimpse into the human experience.
If you have a compelling story to share, we’d love to hear from you. Reach out to us at [email protected].
I sat down with retired FBI Special Agent Seamus McAlerney to tell the inside story behind Flipping Capo: How the FBI Dismantled the Real Sopranos.
A former bank auditor who was told he’d never make it into the Bureau, Seamus landed on the legendary C-10 squad as a brand-new agent in 1998 just as a botched World Trade Center robbery cracked open one of the most significant organized crime cases in FBI history. Assigned to arrest violent DeCavalcante soldier Anthony Capo, the rookie agent chose respect over intimidation, played a patient game of mental chess, and did what no one in the family’s 100-year history had ever done: he got a made member to flip.
Seamus takes us deep into the real-life world that inspired The Sopranos – the panel of bosses, the Queens strip club, the murders, and a consensual recording of mobsters watching the show and naming which characters were them. Along the way he breaks down how cooperation actually works: proffers, “eating the indictment,” the Witness Security Program, RICO and its predicate acts, and why numbers beat letters when it comes to a plea.
He also shares the human cost — contracts on his witness and on law enforcement, losing his father mid-case, 9/11 grinding everything to a halt, friends lost in the towers, and a White House commendation for dismantling not one but two crime families at once.
A masterclass in patience, teamwork, and the principle that carried his whole career: persistence beats resistance, and credit will find you.
Get the book at flippingcapo.com, Amazon, or Barnes & Noble.
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