Joseph Rutigliano

Joseph Rutigliano began his law enforcement career in 2003 with a small city in upstate NY. He has been assigned to specialized units such as Anti-Crime and Narcotics before being promoted to Detective. Joseph Rutigliano remained in the Narcotics Unit until January of 2012 when he transferred to General Investigations. In General Investigations Joseph Rutigliano worked on dozens of Homicides and Non-Fatal Shootings both as a lead detective and as support to the lead detective. Rutigliano was promoted to the rank of sergeant in October of 2016 to work in the department’s Patrol Division before being assigned to supervise the Detective Division in April of 2017. Rutigliano also commands the departments Hostage Negotiation Team. In addition to working at his local department, Joseph Rutigliano has been a Police Instructor for the past 6 years.
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Veteran police officer: Can America survive without law enforcement? Here's what it would look like.

Veteran police officer: Can America survive without law enforcement? Here’s what it would look like.

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Democrat-run cities across the country are reeling from the massive costs of riots as people chant “defund the police”

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EVERYWHERE, USA – Many US cities have seen weeks of destruction stemming from protests and civil disorder in …

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Police chief "resigns" after post about Black Lives matter: 'Taking a knee is a sign of surrender.'

Police chief "resigns" after post about Black Lives matter: 'Taking a knee is a sign of surrender.'

Police chief “resigns” after post about Black Lives matter: ‘Taking a knee is a sign of surrender.’

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JOHNS CREEK, GA – Speak your feelings as a police officer… and you’ll soon be out of a job, …

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Cop killer originally sentenced to death released from jail: "A trusted leader, peacemaker, mediator ... in the correctional community"

In 1979, Richmond Police Officer Michael P. Connors was shot four times in the head after making a routine traffic stop. The trigger man was Vincent Lamont Martin. The then 24-year-old Martin was convicted of capital murder and was sentenced to death in February of 1980.

Revealed: Virginia Parole Board violated policies when it released cop killer – now it’s too late

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Chicago police attacked with bricks while protecting Columbus statue from rioters: "We've lost the city."

Chicago police attacked with bricks while protecting Columbus statue from rioters: "We've lost the city."

Activists file lawsuit against Trump to protect protesters in Chicago. That’s right – suing to protect criminals. (Op-ed)

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CHICAGO, IL – This past Thursday, several activist groups including Black Lives Matter have filed paperwork in federal …

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