Beyond The Badge

This week, Vincent discusses the shooting of Columbus, GA police officer Jamie White and the video of him laying on ground taped by bystander. What was this person thinking????? Then, he leads into the city of Chicago announcing they will release 100 videos of police incidents. This just isn’t a good idea. Why isn’t it a good idea? Vincent tells you why and what type of controls should be in place. 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.

It’s all about Officer Edward Nero’s acquittal in the Freddie Gray case in Baltimore. Why he was acquitted and who will “Black Lives Matter” blame since the judge was black. Vincent also smashes Marilyn Mosby, the State’s Attorney, and discusses how officials are already turning their backs on her. 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.

A couple of weeks ago, Vincent discussed a case in St. Petersburg, FL about three teenage car thieves who ended up dead following a police chase that saw their car end up in the bottom of a lake. This week, Vincent follows up on the case now that one of the mothers of the three teens who drowned has filed a lawsuit against the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office for wrongful death. He tells you why the lawsuit will not fly and he compares it to the officer in Charleston, SC who shot Walter Scott in back. While Vincent absolutely supports the case in Charleston, he’s adamantly against any of the allegations in this situation. He even digs into the mother’s criminal history herself and how the officers’ attorneys will eat her alive. 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.

Bad cops. How do they get hired? Where do they come from? More importantly, how are the created? Vincent tackles this subject and much more on this week’s show. 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 this episode, Vincent discusses the story of three car thieves in Pinellas County, FL who died after the car they were driving ended up in a lake following a police chase. The parents of the three car thieves, who were minors, feel the Pinellas County Sheriff didn’t do enough to try to save the lives of those trapped in the car. Vincent goes into great detail and why the officers were justified to chase the suspects and are not responsible for the deaths as the parents are believe. This is one situation where the great Rev. Al Sharpton needs to step up and have a conversation with the parents instead of race baiting the issue. Also, more on the 23 year old shot by Baltimore PD who had a toy gun. 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 @VincentHillSr for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

On this episode, Vincent looks back at the Freddie Gray case one year later. Where do things stand? What, if anything, has changed in Baltimore? Looking back, what could’ve been done differently? How is the world different a year later? Also, Athens, GA police shoot a black suspect who was captured on body can reaching for his gun. Family says white officer overreacted and should have not shot because suspect was drunk. Really? Being drunk makes it alright? 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 @VincentHillSr for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

On this episode, former Nashville Police Officer Vincent Hill discusses the latest assault on police where two “unarmed” suspects attacked a police officer in Nashville at a housing project Vincent patrolled regularly. No one knows the James Cayce public housing development better than Vincent. 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 @VincentHillSr for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

On this episode, Vincent discusses the San Antonio school resource officer who slammed 12 year old and why age has nothing to do with resisting arrest or how officers reacted with use of force Also on this episode of Beyond the Badge: – Bill Clinton and his argument with BLM protestor and why I agree with what he said. Freddy Gray one year later and how Baltimore is still riddled with crime. – Ferguson’s new black Chief and how having a black face is only a political move but will not change crime or minds regarding police. 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 @VincentHillSr for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

On this episode, Vincent discusses former UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones and his actions during a recent traffic stop in New Mexico. Also, Vincent talked about the Maryland officer killed by friendly fire and the danger of being a plainclothes officer responding to a situation, which is what got him killed. 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 @VincentHillSr for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

On this episode, Vincent discusses why de-escalation training that advocates push for is not as easy as it sounds. 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 @VincentHillSr for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

On this episode, Vincent discusses the shooting death of Trevon Johnson in Miami killed by homeowner after he broke in and the ridiculous claim by the families ridiculous claim that a kid from the hood shouldn’t die because he broke into someone’s house. Also why police should not be de-militarized. 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 @VincentHillSr for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

On this episode, Vincent discusses Chase Sherman, a white male tased and killed in Georgia. Sherman’s family says police should have known he was mentally ill because of the drugs he was on. Vincent tackles how difficult it is for police to know someone is mentality ill. 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 @VincentHillSr for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

On this episode, Vincent tackles the recent developments for OJ Simpson. Last week, reports surfaced about a retired police officer who has had possession of a knife found on Simpson’s property by a construction worker in 1998. After all of this time, is there any relevance at all to the case? OJ Simpson can’t be charged again under “Double Jeopardy” laws but could this potentially bring some closure to the case and give the world some answers as to what really happened to Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. Vincent also goes on to detail how the decline in proactive policing has led to increased national crime. 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 @VincentHillSr for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

On this episode, Vincent discusses the shooting death of Officer Ashley Guindon, former marine killed on her first day on the job, who was killed by an Army Sergeant that killed his wife during domestic dispute. Then, he discusses the true meaning of “good cop vs bad cop.” and details examples of truly bad officers doing illegal stuff. 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 @VincentHillSr for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.

This week, Vincent Hill speaks briefly about President Barack Obama “praising” the “Black Lives Matter” movement in a White House meeting, which included Al Sharpton. Although President Obama said the “Black Lives Matter” movement was taking the country to new heights, it is doing nothing but causing a rise in crime. Vincent also discusses the Cayce, SC police shooting of armed suspect who shot a police officer. Finally, a new segment called “It Makes Sense To Ask Vince”. He answers your questions from Twitter and e-mail. 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 @VincentHillSr for more information on the show and to find out his next television appearance.