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Interview with Bernard Whalen
The New York Police Department has been an iconic part of the city since its official formation in 1898. NYPD Lieutenant Bernard Whalen, who has been on the force for over thirty years, set out to chronicle this history, doing research in the library during his lunch hour and writing in the evenings after a full day on the job.
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