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Michael Lollo

Police Off The Cuff/Real Crime Stories

The Heart Guy presents The Heart of The Matter

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Prince Andrew

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Dave Hunt

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In this extraordinary episode, Gary has a very personal conversation with Retired Detective, Michael Lollo. Michael started his police career, in July of 1999. Soon after graduating from the Police Academy, Michael was recruited to work as an instructor and then with the Academy Research and Development Unit. In 2006, Detective Lollo went to work for the Real-Time-Crime Center located at One Police Plaza., in New York City. From there, in 2008, Detective Lollo began his work with the Intelligence Bureau, initially in the Sensitive Data Unit and then to the Threat Assessment and Protection Unit, from where he retired on August 28, 2020.Michael was a Versatile Law Enforcement Professional – a second-grade detective - with over 20 years of experience and leadership. Detective Lallo was Successful in initializing change with proven results, cultivating Law Enforcement relationships, and partnering with governmental and private organizations to successfully coordinate large-scale events, such as The United Nations General Assembly, Fleet Week, New Year’s Eve Times Square Celebration, Parades, and other special operations. But, his accomplishments only begin there. Now, we have come to know Michael as an Altruistic Living Kidney Donor which we will talk about today-  and as a result, has been a recipient of the Retired Detectives Association of New York’s “ARDY” Award, and Michael was Recognized at the 2019 State of the City Address by the Honorable Bill De Blasio, Mayor of the City of New York.He has received the NYPD  Columbia Association’s “Patrolman Philip Cardillo Humanitarian Award” in (2019), and he is a Living Kidney Donor Mentor, a Board Member of the Brotherhood of the Fallen, and a board member of the New York Chapter of the National Kidney Donation Organization. Michael is currently the President of the National Kidney Donation Organization, based in Connecticut. Michael has been married to his wife Maeghan for fifteen years and they share three children-Jack, Harper, and Claire. Michael notes that both his wife and children were extremely supportive of his decision to donate his own kidney -and without such support, as well as the support of his entire NYPD family, this would not have been possible.You may find more information about the National Kidney Donor Organization, at: https://www.nkdo.org/support-our-missionIf you would like to speak to someone at NKDO- go to info@nkdo.org

In this extraordinary episode, Gary has a very personal conversation with Retired Detective, Michael Lollo. Michael started his police career, in July of 1999. Soon after graduating from the Police Academy, Michael was recruited to work as an instructor and then with the Academy Research and Development Unit. In 2006, Detective Lollo went to work for the Real-Time-Crime Center located at One Police Plaza., in New York City. From there, in 2008, Detective Lollo began his work with the Intelligence Bureau, initially in the Sensitive Data Unit and then to the Threat Assessment and Protection Unit, from where he retired on August 28, 2020.Michael was a Versatile Law Enforcement Professional – a second-grade detective - with over 20 years of experience and leadership. Detective Lallo was Successful in initializing change with proven results, cultivating Law Enforcement relationships, and partnering with governmental and private organizations to successfully coordinate large-scale events, such as The United Nations General Assembly, Fleet Week, New Year’s Eve Times Square Celebration, Parades, and other special operations. But, his accomplishments only begin there. Now, we have come to know Michael as an Altruistic Living Kidney Donor which we will talk about today-  and as a result, has been a recipient of the Retired Detectives Association of New York’s “ARDY” Award, and Michael was Recognized at the 2019 State of the City Address by the Honorable Bill De Blasio, Mayor of the City of New York.He has received the NYPD  Columbia Association’s “Patrolman Philip Cardillo Humanitarian Award” in (2019), and he is a Living Kidney Donor Mentor, a Board Member of the Brotherhood of the Fallen, and a board member of the New York Chapter of the National Kidney Donation Organization. Michael is currently the President of the National Kidney Donation Organization, based in Connecticut. Michael has been married to his wife Maeghan for fifteen years and they share three children-Jack, Harper, and Claire. Michael notes that both his wife and children were extremely supportive of his decision to donate his own kidney -and without such support, as well as the support of his entire NYPD family, this would not have been possible. You may find more information about the National Kidney Donor Organization, at: <a href="https://www.nkdo.org/support-our-mission" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.nkdo.org/support-our-mission</a> If you would like to speak to someone at NKDO- go to info@nkdo.org

The Heart Guy presents The Heart of the Matter with Ret. Det. Michael Lollo - Season 4, Episode 9

Episode # 31/2021  Detective Michael Lollo started his police career in July of 1999.  After graduating from the Police Academy, he was assigned to the 110 Precinct in Queens.   Soon after, Michael was recruited to work at the Police Academy; at first as an instructor and then with the Research and Development Unit. In 2006, Detective Lollo went to work for the Real Time Crime Center located at One Police Plaza.  From there, Detective Lollo began his work with the Intelligence Bureau, initially in the Sensitive Data Unit and then to the Threat Assessment and Protection Unit, from where he retired on August 28, 2020.  In April of 2018, Detective Lollo saw an NYPD Intranet posting about Police Officer Tommy Alexander from the NYPD Harbor Unit.  Tommy was in need of a kidney.  At that time, Detective Lollo inquired to donate to Tommy, but his attempts were unsuccessful.  A few months later, in September of 2018, Detective Lollo saw a NY Post story about Marc Weiner.  Marc had a billboard in Times Square that was donated in order to help with the search for a kidney he desperately needed.  Michael contacted Marc and began his journey to donate a kidney- unfortunately, it was discovered that Marc and Detective Lollo were not a match.  However, the staff at Weill Cornell’s Transplant Center informed Michael that, if he wanted to do so, Michael could become an Altruistic or Non-Directed Donor which would create a potential kidney chain. On December 19, 2018, Detective Lollo did, in fact, become a Non-Directed Donor and his kidney was successfully transplanted to his intended recipient, a stranger, at the Walter Reed Medical Center.  Detective Lollo’s act of kindness created a two-person kidney chain.  Michael later discovered that his kidney went to a 59 year-old woman living in Pennsylvania.  While her husband was not a match for her, he continued the “chain” and donated his kidney to another.  Michael has been fortunate to get to meet his recipient Ruth and her husband Paul and a Mets game in July of 2019.  They remain close and have even spent Thanksgiving together. Detective Lollo has been married to his wife Maeghan for fifteen years and they share three children- Jack, Harper and Claire.  Michael notes that both his wife and children were extremely supportive of his decision to donate and without such support, as well as the support of his entire NYPD family, this would not have been possible.  Detective Lollo now continues to promote organ donation awareness through a organization called the National Kidney Donation Organization (NKDO) and hopes to help educate and inspire others to consider Living Kidney Donation.  ---   Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/otcpod1/support

Episode # 31/2021 Detective Michael Lollo started his police career in July of 1999.  After graduating from the Police Academy, he was assigned to the 110 Precinct in Queens.   Soon after, Michael was recruited to work at the Police Academy; at first as an instructor and then with the Research and Development Unit. In 2006, Detective Lollo went to work for the Real Time Crime Center located at One Police Plaza.  From there, Detective Lollo began his work with the Intelligence Bureau, initially in the Sensitive Data Unit and then to the Threat Assessment and Protection Unit, from where he retired on August 28, 2020.  In April of 2018, Detective Lollo saw an NYPD Intranet posting about Police Officer Tommy Alexander from the NYPD Harbor Unit.  Tommy was in need of a kidney.  At that time, Detective Lollo inquired to donate to Tommy, but his attempts were unsuccessful.  A few months later, in September of 2018, Detective Lollo saw a NY Post story about Marc Weiner.  Marc had a billboard in Times Square that was donated in order to help with the search for a kidney he desperately needed.  Michael contacted Marc and began his journey to donate a kidney- unfortunately, it was discovered that Marc and Detective Lollo were not a match.  However, the staff at Weill Cornell’s Transplant Center informed Michael that, if he wanted to do so, Michael could become an Altruistic or Non-Directed Donor which would create a potential kidney chain. On December 19, 2018, Detective Lollo did, in fact, become a Non-Directed Donor and his kidney was successfully transplanted to his intended recipient, a stranger, at the Walter Reed Medical Center.  Detective Lollo’s act of kindness created a two-person kidney chain.  Michael later discovered that his kidney went to a 59 year-old woman living in Pennsylvania.  While her husband was not a match for her, he continued the “chain” and donated his kidney to another.  Michael has been fortunate to get to meet his recipient Ruth and her husband Paul and a Mets game in July of 2019.  They remain close and have even spent Thanksgiving together. Detective Lollo has been married to his wife Maeghan for fifteen years and they share three children- Jack, Harper and Claire.  Michael notes that both his wife and children were extremely supportive of his decision to donate and without such support, as well as the support of his entire NYPD family, this would not have been possible.  Detective Lollo now continues to promote organ donation awareness through a organization called the National Kidney Donation Organization (NKDO) and hopes to help educate and inspire others to consider Living Kidney Donation. --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/otcpod1/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/otcpod1/support</a>

#NYPD detective Michael Lollo who has donated a kidney, discusses the National Kidney Donation Org.