Scott Glick

Father, husband, communications advisor, NYPD First Grade Detective (Ret).

[Breaking911 @Breaking911]

BREAKING: At least one person has been killed and more than a dozen others injured after a van plowed into a crowd during Berlin’s annual LGBTQ+ Pride event. Authorities have evacuated the area, launched a manhunt for one or more suspects, and are investigating the incident.

[Breaking911 @Breaking911]

BREAKING: President Trump says any future damage to commercial ships, cargo, or related property will be compensated using Iranian funds under U.S. control, declaring that Iran will be held financially responsible for attacks on maritime shipping. He says the policy will remain in effect until further notice.

[Breaking911 @Breaking911]

REPORTER"Do you have any regrets about lifting the naval blockade or giving the sanctions waivers?"

PRESIDENT TRUMP: "No. I gave them a chance. I wanted to give them a chance at making a deal... and they shot first, and that was a big mistake that they shot first—because we have been knocking the hell out of them."

[Bill Bratton @CommissBratton]

My thoughts in the NY Post with my friend and colleague, Scott Glick.

“If Mr. Mamdani is smart, he’ll ask Jessica Tisch to remain as commissioner.

If he truly cares about New York City, he must listen to her counsel on how to keep it safe.

She should take the job to keep New York safe if he meets her conditions — but be ready to leave if he undermines her.” https://t.co/YzpX0PjB83

[Bill Bratton @CommissBratton]

Too many New Yorkers don’t realize that the 28 year Crime Reduction Miracle, that once made New York the safest large city in America, began in 1990 when I was Chief of the New York City Transit Police — and we began to crack down on fare evasion. Back then, there were 250,000 fare evaders every day. Of those arrested, one out of seven was wanted on a warrant and one out of 21 was carrying an illegal weapon. Those who don’t know their history and learn from it are doomed to repeat it. https://t.co/No1Nl9OEk3

[Scott Glick @sglick79]

RT @CommissBratton: Any police strategy that does not simultaneously address disorder and serious crime is doomed to failure. To clean up o…

[Tim Burrows @TimBurrows1266]

Kudos to my friends @CommissBratton and @sglick79 for sharing a history lesson that we can, should and must learn much from.

[Scott Glick @sglick79]

Bill Bratton’s law enforcement experience and leadership are second to none. His advice on how to keep people safe is the same. Grateful to him for including my thoughts in this article in @Newsweek. https://t.co/blrLr94yCl

[Bill Bratton @CommissBratton]

When it comes to New York City's crime reduction miracle that began in the early 1990s, some people need a history lesson.

My thoughts with retired NYPD First Grade Detective Scott Glick in @Newsweek. https://t.co/furHuuPvjN

[Mike Sapraicone @MikeSapraicone]

The line-of-duty murder of Madison, MS Officer Horren Tyler once again underscores the grave dangers faced by the men and women who protect our communities. We must #NeverForget the sacrifice Officer Tyler made on behalf of those he served. My prayers are with his loved ones.

[WPEC CBS12 News @CBS12]

SunFest kicks off this weekend and @katievbentetv reports on how the West Palm Beach Police Department plans to keep concert goers safe.

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[Mike Sapraicone @MikeSapraicone]

The pain will never wane for the loved ones of hero NYPD Police Officer Anthony Dwyer. They deserve justice for Anthony — and his killer deserves to remain behind bars. https://t.co/puFNeieAZ6

[Scott Glick @sglick79]

These Nashville cops never hesitated for a moment. It’s the result of good training and courage. It was always “go, go, go!” The responsibility that comes with the badge on their chests brought them to the scene — their hearts beneath propelled forward.

[Bill Bratton @CommissBratton]

A great conversation between two retired NYPD First Grade Detectives, whose law enforcement careers were 20 years apart — but both continue to succeed today. Listen to my friend and professional colleague, Scott Glick, on @MikeSapraicone’s Street Smart. https://t.co/Uu1ECr92EQ

[Mike Sapraicone @MikeSapraicone]

Looking forward to having retired NYPD Detective Scott Glick on the show today to talk about a police department I’m certainly familiar with, and what it’s like to change careers. Tune in at 2pm to Mike Sapraicone's Street Smart on @linewsradio 103.9FM!

[Scott Glick @sglick79]

@Tom_Winter Congratulations, my friend!

[John Miller @JohnMillerCNN]

The lady. The legend. I was proud to be her Co-anchor. She always introduced me as, “This is John, my partner.” So proud to have known her. Rest in peace.

[NYPD NEWS @NYPDnews]

Watch as @nypdpc and Rabbi Kass light the second candle on the menorah to celebrate Hanukkah. https://t.co/PtCAPXp4Tm

[James T. Byrne @ByrneJamesT]

Congrats to a great friend & partner on his retirement. Scott Glick is a master of his craft & I’ve had the privledge of seeing up close just how much he cares about “the job.” We’ve been though many magillas over the years. He will be sorely missed. Best wishes, my brother!🫡