bachelors of science in criminology from the university of tampa what your did you achieve that in 2006. and after that did you go to work in the field of law enforcement i did were you 1st hired to work force i started my career at that your city police department the n.y.p.d. and so did you do some training then to be an n.y.p.d. officer i did in my p.t. has a 6 month training academy that i. successfully completed and is that when you then obtained your license to be a peace officer yes and that was about what year proximately 2000. and when you became well let me ask you how many years you worked for the n.y.p.d. approximately 40. and can you describe for the jurors in what capacity you worked as a peace officer in new york city so as a police officer initially assigned to the 32nd precinct harlem new york my initial duties were as an impact officer interacting with the community addressing kind of quality of life issues i was then transferred to task force task force officer from there i was inside there i was assigned to address quality of life issues as well as by the crime issue

>> i have a bachelor of science in criminology from the university of tampa. >> what year did you achieve that? >> 2006. >> after that did you go to work in the field of law enforcement? >> i did. >> where were you first hired to work in law enforcement? >> at the nypd, the new york police department. >> did you do training to be a nypd officer? >> i did. nypd has a six-month training academy that i successfully completed. >> is that when you obtained your license to be a peace officer? >> yes, sir. >> that was about what year? >> approximately 2007. >> when you became -- let me ask you this, how many years did you work for the nypd? >> approximately 4 1/2. >> can you describe for the jurors in what capacity you worked as a peace officer in new york city? >> i was a police officer initially assigned to a precinct in harlem, new york. i was an impact officer and interacting with the community and quality of life issues, and i was assigned to a task force officer and from there -- sorry, there i was assigned to address quality of life issues as well as crime issues, narcotics and guns. >> s

. >> i have a bachelors of criminology from the university of tampa in 2006. >> after that, did you go into the work of law enforcement? >> i did. >> where were you first hired to work in law enforcement? >> i started my career at the new york city police department, the nypd. >> and so did you do some training then to be an nypd officer? >> i did. the nypd has a six month training academy that i successfully completed. >> is that when you then obtained your license to be a peace officer? >> yes, sir. >> and that was about what year? >> approximately 2007. >> and when you became -- well, let me ask this, how long did you wok for the nypd? >> 4 1/2. >> and can you describe for the jurors, you know in, what capacity you worked as a peace officer in new york city? >> i was a police officer and initially assigned to the 32nd precinct in harlem, new york. my duties were as impact officer. interacting with the community, addressing quality of life issues. i was then transferred to manhattan task force and the task force officer. from there i was -- i'm sorry, there i was assigned to quality

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frank: describe what that is expected bachelors of science in criminology university tampa. frank: what you're did you achieve that? >> 2006. frank: after that did you work in the field of law enforcement? >> i did. frank: where we hired? >> i started at the nypd. frank: describe for the jurors in what capacity you worked as a peace officer in new york city? >> initially assigned to the 32d precinct in harlem. my initial duties was impact officer police department ? >> i did. >> what was the next job you took? >> i was with the dea. >> what year was that? , interacting with community, addressing quality-of-life issues. that i was transferred to the manhattan task force. there i was assigned to address quality-of-life issues as well as violent crime and narcotics. frank: all that time spent on the street. >> correct. frank: you had to do for training for that job at the dea? >> yes sir. frank: how long? >> foreign a half months in virginia. frank: after training we were assigned to a specific location?ns >> yes. frank: in new york city initially then transferred >> to move bac

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. >>> tampa bay buccaneers tight end rob gronkowski adds feet in the sky, completed the feat on his third try at the university ofrizona, ace alma mater in front of the football team you could see there, the future hall of famer served as honorary captain at wildcats spring game. cool for all of them to witness that. tonight as hollywood's biggest night, the oscars, in addition to the kodak theater at hollywood and highland, the awards will also be at union station in downtown los angeles. only nominees who have been tested and have quarantined will be sitting in the audience. no red carpet. everyone else will connect virtually from satellite locations. for the third straight year, there's no host. for the very first time, there are two women nominated for best director. a best actor win is expected for the late chadwick bozeman in his final performance in "ma rainey's black bottom." >>> elon musk is getting ready to host an episode of "saturday night live." "snl" tweeted the line-up with miley cyrus the musical guest. musk made camaros in "iron man 2" and "the big bang theory." catch the new episode may 8th on n

the tampa bay buccaneer tight end setting a new guinness world record with the catch. this all happening at his alma mater, the university ofat wasn't oscars in there just mix it up, but oscar sunday, guys. that's your "pop news." >> you appreciate that, dan, the sports thing? >> yeah, no. >> gronk used to play for the patriots. >> what's that? say what? >> gronk used to play for the patriots. >> yeah, well, congratulations to gronk. >> adjust your hearing aid. here's some popcorn for you, janai. we got popcorn for you. >> great job out there, janai. >> thanks. >>> i want to remind everybody you can watch janai at 1:00 eastern for "oscars countdown: the red carpet live" and the 93rd academy awards at 8:00 eastern right here on abc, and catch our oscars party rht . >>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >>> good bay area communities holding prayer vigils calling for peace and unity. the first starts at 3:00 at river of life church. the mayor is expected to attend. then at 5:00 p.m., another prayer vigil in oakland at the park on 16th and adeline. >>> and let's get a check of the

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the tampa bay tight and, as you can see from all of the insidious there, paid a visit to his alma mater, and my schools rival, the universitypro bowler has won four super rules, of course, but i'm sure those football players were super starstruck. >> i, mean that is pretty cool. i got excited about it, yes. absolutely. >> does not get better! >> president biden is in wilmington today, preparing for a busy week ahead. he will deliver his first joined address to congress on friday, just ahead of his 100 days since taking office. that scaled back event is said to be an exclusive take, it just about to other people in the room as organizers are playground pandemic restrictions. and we see white house reporter lauren egan is traveling with the president this weekend. lauren, there is a new poll out this morning, with numbers about biden's approval rating for his first 100 days. what do those numbers show us? how do they compare with the former guy? >> sure, garrett. the new poll out this morning shows that biden's approval rating is right around 52%. that is significantly higher than where trump was at this point in his administ