WARNING: NOT A CRIME EPISODE! INTERPRETATIONS - EPISODE 01 - RELATIONSHIP QUESTION
The New York City Crime Report with Pat Dixon
Release Date: 04/09/2020
NYCCR - HEADLESS MOMMY UNDER SHAMELESS SON
The New York City Crime Report with Pat Dixon
A NJ man cut off his mother's head, threw it out into the hallway of his apartment building. He was found naked, covered in blood, laying on top of her body. More Ny'rs are getting SMOKEd at illegal smoke shops. Plus more, it's a rough city. Check out more at Censored.tv - use promo code "PAT" to get a discount on your sub, helps me out too, saves you money. Great network of shows, you don't lose!
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NYCCR - LISTEN TO FIND OUT WHOS BEHIND YOU RIGHT NOW WITH A KNIFE
The New York City Crime Report with Pat Dixon
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A COP ON THE BEAT
The New York City Crime Report with Pat Dixon
A cop allegedly administers monthly beatings to his gf, and the 69th Precinct wants answers. A woman is hit by a truck and her head came off. A schiztophrenic man obeys the stereotype and kills his mother, puts her in a box and now may walk free.
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PETE THE COP, BACK ON NYCCR
The New York City Crime Report with Pat Dixon
Pete "the cop" Panuccio returns to NYCCR after a long absense, and crime this week is worth discussing. Don't take my word for it - this irreverent, yet informative stroll through the obscure and often bizarre details of tabloid crime stories says it all. Hard-hitting crime news you can laught at. Pete Panuccio Douglas Nelson Host: Pat Dixon for more, go to for merch, go TO CHECK OUT A 5-MIN CLIP OF NYC CRIME REPORT on if you like it, use promo "PAT" for a discount on subscription, saves you money and helps me out. WATCH MY
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NYCCR AUDIO - MENTAL ILLNESS GONE BAD
The New York City Crime Report with Pat Dixon
***SUBSCRIBE for the MOST IRREVERENT NYC CRIME CONTENT*** MENTAL ILLNESS is rampant in NYC, everybody knows that. But lately, it's nearly universal among Big Apple criminals. A resident of a men's shelter was caught trying to BUILD A BOMB. The judge sentenced him to 25 months in jail. Believe it or not, that's four months LONGER than federal sentencing guidelines prescribe. In this case, it's particularly strange, considering the bomb builder had previously run afoul of the law by threatening to shoot up a special education school and targeted three students in particular. ...
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Paki Cabbie and Scooter dicks
The New York City Crime Report with Pat Dixon
Welcome back. A gravy-eyed cabbie is beaten sensible by a gang of scooter-riding hooligans in Midtown. In Violent Brooklyn, a woman gets her throat slit just outside the door of her Bedlam-Crimescent apartment, and it's weird because she hinted at her own murder in Facebook live videos just days before. In a Boogie D elevator, a career rapist robbed and raped a woman 6 weeks after getting out of prison, where he'd been surving a 16-yr sentence for rape and burglary. It's a mystery. Who was the mystery person in pajamas who leapt from the room of the Mandarin Oriental...
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This Ain't No Picnic
The New York City Crime Report with Pat Dixon
Lawlessness in NYC is becoming unwieldy, and it's not just the index crimes. More New Yorkers are pushing back in various situations, both big and small. Too many weirdos relieve themselves in public. Drinking in public, smoking dope and jumping the turnstile to increases in more serious crimes. Unlicensed vendors have lately become an issue. They are totally unaccountable, uninspected potentially dangerous to the health of everyone in the city. In this episode I interview NYC attorney Sonya Shaykhoun who talks about her experience with an unlicensed vendor, and how their dispute...
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Scooter Rapist
The New York City Crime Report with Pat Dixon
STripped down production on this show, as Dixon is a man in crisis! A woman is raped, robbed by a scooter-riding, 3x ex-con, who once killed a man with a kama while an NYPD detective held the victim at gunpoint. A woman is raped, robbed by a teddybear-shirt wearing homeless guy, who chatted her and gave her the creeps. When she ran, he chased. Al Sharpton invited to speak at the dead MJ-impersonator's services. with William of England.
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JEWY CK
The New York City Crime Report with Pat Dixon
seaon 13, ep 7 SIX subway thugs - TWO adults, FOUR minors, two of them being female minors - were arrested in the robbery and attempted robbery of a 39-yr-old man and a 40-yr-old woman on the 1 train, near 34th. They got the man's wallet and phone, but he managed to hold onto his shoes, though his attackers brandished a switchblade and a kitchen knife. A creep - dressed in ultra-orthodox Jewish clothing and regalia - grabbed a woman's tit in a basement and tried to take her pants off. With his red hair and beard, he looks like Jewie CK. A NJ man kidnapped and sexually...
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The costliest parking space in the city
The New York City Crime Report with Pat Dixon
An old guy is pepper sprayed by a pot-smoking teen who stands on her right to get high in the building lobby. When an ongoing dispute over a parking space boils over, a couple beats a guy with a bat until he has brain damage and is on a ventilator. 2 guys make off with $23,000 stolen off the necks of New Yorkers. Plus more with Douglas Nelson joining as co-host. FOR MORE go to .
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AS promised, I'm presenting content to you now which is NOT crime related. More episodes of New York City Crime Report will be posted within a day or two, with all the coverage of NYC crime on which you've come to depend. THE ONLY THING THAT'S CHANGING IS THAT EXTRA, BONUS, ADDITIONAL CONTENT is being offered to fans for their enjoyment or refusal. This is PART OF A BONUS SERIES IF YOU HAVE NO INTEREST, YOU ARE EXCUSED AND MAY LEAVE NOW. See you in a day or two, hope all is well.
This is the first full episode of a series devoted to helping listeners who, through no fault of their own, have been presented with flummoxing statements and wish to know what was meant by them.
It happens to us all. Someone says something to us and after the conversation is ended, it sticks in our mind, verbatim. We play it over in our heads because something seems off, but we can't quite figure out what exactly was meant.
Rules of social etiquette often prohibit you from trying to get clarity. It might've been, say, your boss or someone you'll never see again or maybe someone you don't want to see again. You don't want to open a can of worms, here. Still, it bugs you.
Here's the thing: I KNOW what they meant, and I'll tell you. We all have our own gifts, and parsing language, deducing human motivations, detecting subtext and translating baffling statements if one of mine. It's one I freely share and that's what this show is about.
In this episode, a married guy has separated from his wife and during a text exchange between the two of them, effective communication was not achieved. What are the consequences? Is this even a thing? Most importantly, what did she mean by that?
It will all be answered and then some, and you can listen in as we talk it out during a recent phone call.