As everybody know by now I am a retired NYPD Detective. I started the NYPD in January 2006. I worked patrol in the South Bronx. Then went to Organized Crime Control Bureau. Then as a Detective in Upper Manhattan, the 34SQD, called Washington Heights. I retired in January 2006. I saw a lot of domestic violence in those 20 years in which the crimes were personal and passionate with brutal violence. From verbal abuse to physical abuse all the way up to homicides and suicides

A reporter reached out to me last week regarding on pet theft on the rise because of the epidemic. I asked him what epidemic? It could be because everybody is on lock down. They are spending more time with their pets. Pets are a lot more unattended when in the yard. While owners walk their pets they want to walk the dog and also at the same time do errands. That would mean the owner would tie the dog on a pole or leave them in a car with the window partially open. That would

Have you ever lost your keys? You look all around the house. Check your car. Make phone calls. Even had a search team. To then find out your keys were in your pants pocket. Why? Because you panicked or was in a hurry and forgot that you had it all along. Pet owners are the same. They panic if they cannot find their pets in the house. Somebody left the gate open in the yard. Or the handyman is working and left the front door open by accident. You call for your pet and no answe

Here's 3 cases in which I used pets to solve cases. Must keep an open mind and think out of the box when you are investigating a case. Stay aware and be alert. Use what you have in your surroundings and make it work for yourself. These cases I speak on the video are serious cases in which were solved. Thanks to the these 3 dogs. Remember dogs are loyal pets. Watch the video below. #lawenforcement #privateinvestigator #dogs #investigations