Blue Code of Silence
An average of 1,000 police officers are arrested annually for misconduct in the United States, revealing a legacy of corruption within law enforcement.
“NYPDs Most Hated Whistleblower”
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An average of 1,000 police officers are arrested annually for misconduct in the United States, revealing a legacy of corruption within law enforcement.
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Detective Bob Leuci worked for the New York Police Department in the 1970s. He became a whistleblower against corruption within the force. Leuci's actions exposed one of the most corrupt police units in American history. The film includes interviews and archival footage that detail his career and the risks he faced. It also addresses the ongoing issue of police misconduct, with an average of one thousand officers arrested each year. The documentary runs for 74 minutes and was directed by Greg Mallozzi.
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