Steve Osborne: Walk Like a Cop, Talk Like a Cop
The Moth
03/29/10
•17m
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A visit to Washington Square Park makes a New York City police officer realize that there’s never a time when he isn’t walking and talking like a cop. Steve Osborne was a New York City police officer for twenty years and retired as a Lieutenant assigned to the Detective Bureau. He also works as a script consultant on movies and television.
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