Beyond The Badge

Charlotte, NC is a city that has seen one night of serious rioting and several nights of peaceful protest since the police killing of Keith Lamont Scott on September 20th. This week, Vincent breaks down the case, what happened, Scott’s criminal record, and discusses the five other people, all white, shot by police on the same day that you’ve never heard about. Vincent Hill, a former Nashville police officer, private investigator, author, and television law enforcement analyst, gained national notoriety following the Steve McNair/Sahel Kazemi murder suicide in Nashville on July 4th, 2009 and has authored two books, “Playbook For A Murder” and “Incomplete Pass,” on the subject after conducting his own investigations. He has also been a frequent contributor to Nancy Grace on HLN, various shows on CNN and Al-Jazeera television, and has been featured on “True Crime with Aphrodite Jones” on Investigation Discovery. Subscribe to the show on iTunes and Stitcher Follow Vincent on Twitter @VincentHillTV for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

This week, Vincent tackles the story of 13 year old Tyre King, who was shot and killed by police in Columbus, OH. King was wanted for questioning in regards to an armed robbery when the 13 year old pulled a gun from his waistband when cops tried to take him and a friend into custody. The gun that King pulled was later determined to be a BB gun however it closely resembled a gun that police officers in Columbus carry. As the struggle ensued, King was fatally shot multiple times. Also on this week’s show, Vincent has strong thoughts about Sgt. Demetrick Pennie of the Dallas Police Department. Sgt. Pennie, a 17 year veteran of the Dallas Police force, is suing the “Black Lives Matter” movement for between $500 million and $1.5 billion dollars alleging the group is inciting a race war. Vincent Hill, a former Nashville police officer, private investigator, author, and television law enforcement analyst, gained national notoriety following the Steve McNair/Sahel Kazemi murder suicide in Nashville on July 4th, 2009 and has authored two books, “Playbook For A Murder” and “Incomplete Pass,” on the subject after conducting his own investigations. He has also been a frequent contributor to Nancy Grace on HLN, various shows on CNN and Al-Jazeera television, and has been featured on “True Crime with Aphrodite Jones” on Investigation Discovery. Subscribe to the show on iTunes and Stitcher Follow Vincent on Twitter @VincentHillTV for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

By now, everyone know the comments and the stance that San Francisco 49ers’ quarterback Colin Kaepernick is taking in regards to standing for the National Anthem before NFL games. If you aren’t, go back and listen to last week’s show. This week, Vincent discusses the fallout from the Kaepernick situation, namely President Obama defending Kaepernick’s stance. If you’re a member of the country’s military, why aren’t you outraged that the Commander In Chief isn’t sympathizing with you? In regards to Kaepernick directly, maybe he needs to be more concerned with the real bodies laying dead in the streets…..the dead police officers killed in the line of duty the last few months. Vincent Hill, a former Nashville police officer, private investigator, author, and television law enforcement analyst, gained national notoriety following the Steve McNair/Sahel Kazemi murder suicide in Nashville on July 4th, 2009 and has authored two books, “Playbook For A Murder” and “Incomplete Pass,” on the subject after conducting his own investigations. He has also been a frequent contributor to Nancy Grace on HLN, various shows on CNN and Al-Jazeera television, and has been featured on “True Crime with Aphrodite Jones” on Investigation Discovery. Subscribe to the show on iTunes and Stitcher Follow Vincent on Twitter @VincentHillTV for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

This week, Vincent discusses “Peppernick,” aka Colin Kaepernick, refusing to stand for the National Anthem. From a law enforcement and former veteran opinion, you don’t want to miss Vincent’s take. Beyonce brought the mother of Michael Brown to the MTV VMA Awards. What message does it and her performance send? Finally, Chicago Police now say complaints “don’t have to be truthful.” I’m sorry….what? Vincent Hill, a former Nashville police officer, private investigator, author, and television law enforcement analyst, gained national notoriety following the Steve McNair/Sahel Kazemi murder suicide in Nashville on July 4th, 2009 and has authored two books, “Playbook For A Murder” and “Incomplete Pass,” on the subject after conducting his own investigations. He has also been a frequent contributor to Nancy Grace on HLN, various shows on CNN and Al-Jazeera television, and has been featured on “True Crime with Aphrodite Jones” on Investigation Discovery. Subscribe to the show on iTunes and Stitcher Follow Vincent on Twitter @VincentHillTV for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

This week, Vincent discusses the leaked emails the Democratic Party didn’t want you to see. These e-mails show democratic hopefuls being told they are too pro police and too anti-“Black Lives Matter.” Why doesn’t the Democratic Party want its members being pro-law enforcement and anti-“Black Lives Matter?” Vincent elaborates on the entire situation. Also, the police shooting death of Syville Smith in Milwaukee hasn’t been as big of a news story as some of the other police shootings lately. President Barack Obama has been radio silent on the situation. Vincent tells you why and tells you what needs to be done next. Vincent Hill, a former Nashville police officer, private investigator, author, and television law enforcement analyst, gained national notoriety following the Steve McNair/Sahel Kazemi murder suicide in Nashville on July 4th, 2009 and has authored two books, “Playbook For A Murder” and “Incomplete Pass,” on the subject after conducting his own investigations. He has also been a frequent contributor to Nancy Grace on HLN, various shows on CNN and Al-Jazeera television, and has been featured on “True Crime with Aphrodite Jones” on Investigation Discovery. Subscribe to the show on iTunes and Stitcher Follow Vincent on Twitter @VincentHillTV for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

This week’s episode of Beyond the Badge with Vincent Hill is all about the police shooting in Milwaukee. The senseless riots and the “secret” of the officer being black. Why he was justified and what the suspect did that led to his death. Vincent Hill, a former Nashville police officer, private investigator, author, and television law enforcement analyst, gained national notoriety following the Steve McNair/Sahel Kazemi murder suicide in Nashville on July 4th, 2009 and has authored two books, “Playbook For A Murder” and “Incomplete Pass,” on the subject after conducting his own investigations. He has also been a frequent contributor to Nancy Grace on HLN, various shows on CNN and Al-Jazeera television, and has been featured on “True Crime with Aphrodite Jones” on Investigation Discovery. Subscribe to the show on iTunes and Stitcher Follow Vincent on Twitter @VincentHillTV for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

After a week off, Vincent is back and has a ton on his mind. Vincent shares his thoughts on the latest news in the Paul O’Neal shooting in Chicago, the Washington DC transit cop arrested for aiding ISIS, and Marilyn Mosby in Baltimore reversing course in the wake of the dismissal of all the cases against the police officers involved in the Freddie Gray case. As always, thanks for listening! Vincent Hill, a former Nashville police officer, private investigator, author, and television law enforcement analyst, gained national notoriety following the Steve McNair/Sahel Kazemi murder suicide in Nashville on July 4th, 2009 and has authored two books, “Playbook For A Murder” and “Incomplete Pass,” on the subject after conducting his own investigations. He has also been a frequent contributor to Nancy Grace on HLN, various shows on CNN and Al-Jazeera television, and has been featured on “True Crime with Aphrodite Jones” on Investigation Discovery. Subscribe to the show on iTunes and Stitcher Follow Vincent on Twitter @VincentHillTV for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

In light of the last few weeks in Baton Rouge, LA, Vincent delves into the Alton Sterling case. Who is Alton Sterling? What does his arrest record look like? Is he the squeaky clean guy the Black Lives Matter movement wants you to think he is? Vincent shows you all the facts instead of just what the BLM wants you to know and goes into detail on the entire situation. Also, make sure to catch Vincent on “Fox & Friends” on Fox News Network Wednesday morning, July 27 at 5am as he responds to the “Black Lives Matter” mothers at the Democratic National Convention. As always, thanks for listening! Vincent Hill, a former Nashville police officer, private investigator, author, and television law enforcement analyst, gained national notoriety following the Steve McNair/Sahel Kazemi murder suicide in Nashville on July 4th, 2009 and has authored two books, “Playbook For A Murder” and “Incomplete Pass,” on the subject after conducting his own investigations. He has also been a frequent contributor to Nancy Grace on HLN, various shows on CNN and Al-Jazeera television, and has been featured on “True Crime with Aphrodite Jones” on Investigation Discovery. Subscribe to the show on iTunes and Stitcher Follow Vincent on Twitter @VincentHillTV for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

This week, Vincent goes in depth on the ambush and killing of three officers in Baton Rouge, LA this weekend. He discusses the killer and the possible motives all in this week’s show. He also touches on the racial divide that the Administration appears to be causing, the acquittal of another officer charged in the Freddie Gray case, and threats and hate mail he received from the “Black Lives Matter” movement following last week’s show. Thanks for listening! Vincent Hill, a former Nashville police officer, private investigator, author, and television law enforcement analyst, gained national notoriety following the Steve McNair/Sahel Kazemi murder suicide in Nashville on July 4th, 2009 and has authored two books, “Playbook For A Murder” and “Incomplete Pass,” on the subject after conducting his own investigations. He has also been a frequent contributor to Nancy Grace on HLN, various shows on CNN and Al-Jazeera television, and has been featured on “True Crime with Aphrodite Jones” on Investigation Discovery. Subscribe to the show on iTunes and Stitcher Follow Vincent on Twitter @VincentHillTV for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

On the heels of three tragic days in the news between the shooting death of Alton Sterling in Baton Rouge, LA, the shooting death of Philando Castile in Falcon Heights, MN, and the domestic terrorist who killed five law enforcement officers in Dallas, TX, Vincent pulls no punches on what happened, what should happen, and how the country needs to rebound for these horrible events. Flying to Dallas on his own dime to speak to the members of the police force in Dallas, Vincent shares their stories, thoughts, and insight on the situation as only he can……through the eyes of a police officer. He also shares his views on the “Black Lives Matter” movement and what he feels they are really all about. This week’s show is the most powerful yet. Vincent Hill, a former Nashville police officer, private investigator, author, and television law enforcement analyst, gained national notoriety following the Steve McNair/Sahel Kazemi murder suicide in Nashville on July 4th, 2009 and has authored two books, “Playbook For A Murder” and “Incomplete Pass,” on the subject after conducting his own investigations. He has also been a frequent contributor to Nancy Grace on HLN, various shows on CNN and Al-Jazeera television, and has been featured on “True Crime with Aphrodite Jones” on Investigation Discovery. Subscribe to the show on iTunes and Stitcher Follow Vincent on Twitter @VincentHillTV for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

This week is once again about Chicago and the violence of 4th of July. We compare it to mass shootings all over the country. Unfortunately, Chicago seems to have mass shootings on a weekly basis. Then, Vincent discusses the police shooting death of Dylan Nobles in Fresno, CA and the Assemblywoman Michele Fiore’s ridiculous statement where she said that it’s ok to point guns at police in self defense. Vincent Hill, a former Nashville police officer, private investigator, author, and television law enforcement analyst, gained national notoriety following the Steve McNair/Sahel Kazemi murder suicide in Nashville on July 4th, 2009 and has authored two books, “Playbook For A Murder” and “Incomplete Pass,” on the subject after conducting his own investigations. He has also been a frequent contributor to Nancy Grace on HLN, various shows on CNN and Al-Jazeera television, and has been featured on “True Crime with Aphrodite Jones” on Investigation Discovery. Subscribe to the show on iTunes and Stitcher Follow Vincent on Twitter @VincentHillTV for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

This week, Vincent discusses the situation around the Caesar Goodson acquittal in the Freddie Gray case in Baltimore, MD. Goodson is one of the law enforcement officers charged in the Freddie Gray case and was facing the most serious charges because he was the driver of the van where Gray’s injuries allegedly took place. Vincent takes Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby to task for the way she’s handled the entire situation. Vincent Hill, a former Nashville police officer, private investigator, author, and television law enforcement analyst, gained national notoriety following the Steve McNair/Sahel Kazemi murder suicide in Nashville on July 4th, 2009 and has authored two books, “Playbook For A Murder” and “Incomplete Pass,” on the subject after conducting his own investigations. He has also been a frequent contributor to Nancy Grace on HLN, various shows on CNN and Al-Jazeera television, and has been featured on “True Crime with Aphrodite Jones” on Investigation Discovery. Subscribe to the show on iTunes and Stitcher Follow Vincent on Twitter @VincentHillTV for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

This week, Vincent comes to you from “The Big Apple,” New York City, where there is a ton of news. Vincent hits on the story of the NYPD killing of Rashaun Lloyd, who was shot dead by the NYPD after pointing a gun at an officer. After reporting to shots fired at a Bronx housing project, officers ordered Lloyd to put his gun down. When he didn’t and pointed it at them, three NYPD officers unloaded 31 shots at Lloyd, killing him on the scene. Vincent then delves into the ongoing story of corruption within the ranks in the NYPD. Vincent Hill, a former Nashville police officer, private investigator, author, and television law enforcement analyst, gained national notoriety following the Steve McNair/Sahel Kazemi murder suicide in Nashville on July 4th, 2009 and has authored two books, “Playbook For A Murder” and “Incomplete Pass,” on the subject after conducting his own investigations. He has also been a frequent contributor to Nancy Grace on HLN, various shows on CNN and Al-Jazeera television, and has been featured on “True Crime with Aphrodite Jones” on Investigation Discovery. Subscribe to the show on iTunes and Stitcher Follow Vincent on Twitter @VincentHillTV for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

On a very special episode of Beyond The Badge, HLN/CNN law enforcement analyst Vincent Hill talks about the situation that happened in Orlando, FL over the weekend at the Pulse Nightclub. Vincent remembers the 49 dead and thinks about the 53 wounded in this horrific tragedy, the worst terrorist attack in the United States since 9/11/01. This week, the focus is on Orlando, the current threat to the US, President Barack Obama blaming it on guns, and what needs to be done to try to keep this for happening again. Vincent Hill, a former Nashville police officer, private investigator, author, and television law enforcement analyst, gained national notoriety following the Steve McNair/Sahel Kazemi murder suicide in Nashville on July 4th, 2009 and has authored two books, “Playbook For A Murder” and “Incomplete Pass,” on the subject after conducting his own investigations. He has also been a frequent contributor to Nancy Grace on HLN, various shows on CNN and Al-Jazeera television, and has been featured on “True Crime with Aphrodite Jones” on Investigation Discovery. Subscribe to the show on iTunes and Stitcher Follow Vincent on Twitter @VincentHillTV for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

This week, Vincent discusses the issue of suicide inside the police force following the death of a Nashville officer who took his own life. According to the group Badge Of Life, more officers in the US die from suicide than in police shootings each year. Since 2008, between 125 and 150 law enforcement officers have commit suicide each year, with California, New York, and New Jersey leading the pack. To reach more about Badge Of Life’s research, click here. Vincent Hill, a former Nashville police officer, private investigator, author, and television law enforcement analyst, gained national notoriety following the Steve McNair/Sahel Kazemi murder suicide in Nashville on July 4th, 2009 and has authored two books, “Playbook For A Murder” and “Incomplete Pass,” on the subject after conducting his own investigations. He has also been a frequent contributor to Nancy Grace on HLN, various shows on CNN and Al-Jazeera television, and has been featured on “True Crime with Aphrodite Jones” on Investigation Discovery. Subscribe to the show on iTunes and Stitcher Follow Vincent on Twitter @VincentHillTV for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.