George Sichler (Ret.) NYPD | A Tactical Pause | Law Enforcement Podcast

Episode 34: George Sichler – New York Police Department (Ret.)

In this episode, host John Creamer speaks with retired New York Police Department officer George Sichler, whose 20-year career included patrol, gang investigations and service on the department’s elite scuba team. They discuss his experiences policing New York City, responding in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the sacrifices made by first responders and the lasting physical and emotional toll those events continue to have on the men and women who answered the call.

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