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Stacey and I met through a mutual acquaintance. She served as a Police Officer and Detective, but some of the more poignant experiences she shared were from her time deployed at Ground Zero on 09/12/2001. She details her story in her book, "The Dust Never Settles," which is available at her website: StaceyGoodmanBook.com.

You'll hear the crazy way she decided she wanted to become a police officer, and then some of the awesome police work she did throughout her career. But her proudest, and most somber moments, come from the Post 9/11 deployment and another deployment years earlier at the TWA Flight 800 crash in 1996, just a few weeks after she graduated the academy and got out on her own as a solo officer.

Please welcome her to the squad and enjoy the ride!

Come see me on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/choir.practice.94
or on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/cp_sfaf/

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Episode 14- Stacey Goodman (Suffolk County Police Retired)

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