TBT- 10/15/03. SI Ferry vessel Barberi crashed into St. George Terminal in Upper New York Bay. 11 dead, 70 injured. Former NYPD CoD Joe Esposito surveyed the structural damage from an NYPD Harbor Launch which served as incident command post for Mayor, PC, USCG, FDNY. Joe Esposito

Throwback Thursday: 1988 - Raw video I shot of the immediate aftermath of a vicious stabbing in the subway system from my days working as a news camera stringer. With subway crime trends such a hot topic in today’s news cycle, a graphic reminder of a different time.

Throwback Thursday — 2005 With my brother Malachy and the Waterfront Commission. Malachy had just conducted marine police training on behalf of the Department of Justice in Southeast Asia, training Indonesian law enforcement officers in maritime safety and scuba diving.

Throwback Thursday - 2004 Sgt McCourt of the Technical Assistance Response Unit (TARU) which developed the forensic video sub group assisting NYPD detectives throughout the 5 boroughs of NYC and beyond. I worked with an incredible team of investigators, the best in the world.

TBT Film chronicled the murder of Jeff Batan in 1978. I investigated this case along with the NYPD Cold Case SQD, as part of a documentary by David Shapiro. Batan, 14, was killed in February 1978. In memory of Jeff and also his sister, art dealer Martina batan who we lost in 2021

A sad day for the NYPD. A funeral for an officer killed is something I’ve unfortunately been present at far too many times. Thoughts and prayers to the Fayaz family and NYPD family. Fidelis ad Mortem.

Trailer for the McCourts of New York which I produced 25 years ago on St. Patrick’s Day 1998. Follow the YouTube link to watch all three of my films the McCourt’s of Limerick, the McCourt’s of New York, and 4COPS youtu.be/vQE0ttW9vT4

I’m proud yet humbled I provided expert witness testimony in regard to video in two jury trials. I helped bring justice for 2 victims, Johynita Jordan and Beatrice Kaliku. Thanks to the NYPD & Victoria Levin/Lisa Davis of Michael E. McMahon, my staff, & the brave victims testifying.

Throwback Thursday April 2019 Four years ago, this week, I testified in this Miami trial accusing a police officer of assault on a carjacking suspect. The police officer was acquitted after I testified about the questionable video evidence presented. miamiherald.com/news/local/cri…

1989: I worked this episode about DEA Agent Everett Hatcher who was killed by mafioso Gus Farace during an investigation in Staten Island. The mob tracked him down & killed him. Hatcher served with the US-DOJ-DEA for 12 yrs. He was survived by his wife and 2 sons. Michael E. McMahon

Shoutout to my great family friend and NYPD mentor Ed Burns, well known overnight DCPI Sergeant, quoted many a time over the years in NY area periodicals.

Officers from the Technical Assistance Response Unit (TARU) provide technical support through specialized investigative equipment to all NYPD bureaus & are equipped with sophisticated technology to enhance investigations, record police action, & support officers in emergencies.

Throwback Thursday: In the early days of fake viral video attempts, I was able to detect that this video was indeed fake: Inside Edition 2012.

Throwback Thursday: 06/30/1992 My NYPD swearing-in. We are a part of Department folklore known as the “midnight class,” due to our swearing-in narrowly navigating NYC’s fiscal budget deadline. (The pieces filmed in daylight were in the morning, at the end of the swearing-in).

Throwback Thursday: Another episode from Strange Evidence — September 2018

Throwback Thursday ——— 1996: Interviewing Frank McCourt, my Uncle, in the Lanes of Limerick, Ireland a few months before the release of his Pulitzer winning Angela’s Ashes, his first book which changed all our lives for the better!

A reflection on 9/11. 22 years ago in September 2001, John McEnroe and Lenny Chu of Lenwich visited Ground Zero. They raised a significant sum of charity money for first responders working the pile. I was so exhausted I mistook Johnny Mac for an out-of-town fireman.

Throwback Thursday: Rita Mullaney visited me for a quick picture before she retired as captain in 2010.

Meeting with Sgt Ajit Kumar discussing video technology in New Delhi, India along with Retired Sgt Lannom CDPO