The Gazette Podcast

Extra, extra! Welcome to RCDA's The Gazette Podcast, a brand-new monthly show where RCDA staff members and professionals from our partnering agencies will sit down to talk about themselves and how their roles fit into the mission of preserving public safety and fighting crime we champion in the DA’s office. Aside from interviews, we will also be sharing important case updates to keep you abreast of the action in the courtroom, discussing topical matters important to Staten Islanders, and making sure the community we serve feels connected to the people and purpose of the RCDA. We hope you enjoy the show as much as we at the RCDA enjoy serving the people of Staten Island!

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  Episode #6

  The Gazette Podcast Episode 6: Back to Business and Back to School with Youth and Education Liaison Dr. Agnes McBeth

  Sep 25, 202623 min

  Welcome back to The Gazette Podcast. Temperatures are dropping and leaves are changing color which can only mean one thing, back to school season is upon us! To mark our students’ return to the classroom, episode six features Youth and Education Liaison Dr. Agnes McBeth who discusses her role in Staten Island’s schools, the value of civic-minded young people, and how our office’s youth initiatives fit into RCDA’s mission of preserving public safety. Press Secretary James Clinton joins us from the Courtroom Corner to shed some light on recent prosecutorial happenings while DA McMahon rounds out the episode by highlighting some of RCDA’s upcoming events. As always, we hope you enjoy the show!

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  Episode #5

  The Gazette Podcast Episode 5: The Importance of Gun Violence Awareness with First Executive ADA Thomas Ridges

  Jun 25, 202623 minS0

  <p>Welcome back to The Gazette Podcast. In recognition of Gun Violence Awareness Month, episode five features First Executive Assistant District Attorney Thomas Ridges who speaks about his role in the RCDA, his collaboration with other law enforcement agencies, how his personal and professional experiences influence his perspective on gun violence, and troubling firearms trends we've observed amongst our youth. </p><p>Community Liaison Sophie Selwood joins us from the Courtroom Corner while DA McMahon elaborates upon RCDA's prosecutorial and preventative approaches to combatting gun violence, including our no questions asked cash for guns buyback program in partnership with the...

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  Episode #5

  The Gazette Podcast Episode 5: The Importance of Gun Violence Awareness with First Executive ADA Thomas Ridges

  Jun 25, 202623 min

  Welcome back to The Gazette Podcast. In recognition of Gun Violence Awareness Month, episode five features First Executive Assistant District Attorney Thomas Ridges who speaks about his role in the RCDA, his collaboration with other law enforcement agencies, how his personal and professional experiences influence his perspective on gun violence, and troubling firearms trends we've observed amongst our youth. Community Liaison Sophie Selwood joins us from the Courtroom Corner while DA McMahon elaborates upon RCDA's prosecutorial and preventative approaches to combatting gun violence, including our no questions asked cash for guns buyback program in partnership with the New York City Police Department. Information about our upcoming gun buyback event is included below. We hope you enjoy the show! No Questions Asked, Cash For Guns Buyback Event NO CURRENT OR RETIRED LAW ENFORCEMENT Sponsored By: The NYPD and Richmond County District Attorney Michael E. McMahon When: Saturday July 11, 2026 10Am-4PM Where: New Hope Community Church 77 Alaska Street Staten Island, New York, 10310 (Entrance on Chappell Street) Payment Subject to Inspection by NYPD Specialist Frequently Asked Questions Do I need identification to surrender a gun?No, absolutely no identification is required. How do I bring a gun to the drop off site?Gun must be placed in a plastic or paper bag or box. Can I transport the gun in a car?If transporting the gun by car, the gun must be transported in the trunk of the car. When do I get the pre-paid card?After the gun is inspected by a department specialist. How many guns can I surrender?You may surrender as many guns as you wish, but you will only receive payment for up to three guns for a maximum payment of $1,500. There will be a 2 ghost gun limit per participant . Is there a phone number I can call for more information?Yes, you can call 646-610-5323 for more information. Can any member of the public surrender a gun?Yes, (Active or retired law enforcement officers & licensed gun dealers are not eligible to participate in the program.) Can I have someone surrender the gun on my behalf?Yes, someone else can surrender the gun on your behalf.

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  Episode #4

  The Gazette Podcast Episode 4: Get to Know ADA Jason Cohen and Judge Biju Koshy

  May 29, 202635 minS0

  <p>Welcome back to The Gazette Podcast. In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, episode four features the Chief of RCDA's Alternatives to Incarceration Unit, ADA Jason Cohen and Richmond County Criminal Court's Supervising Judge, the Honorable Biju Koshy who talk about their professional relationship, the importance of attending to mental health needs within the criminal justice system, and how unique the Staten Island approach to treatment courts truly is. </p><p>Our Communications Director, James Clinton, joins us from the Courtroom Corner while DA McMahon offers insight into the upcoming 4th Annual Staten Island Multicultural Food Festival, the Staten...

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  Episode #3

  The Gazette Podcast Episode 3: Get to Know Victim Advocates Dominique Magnan and Dr. Courtney Chase

  Apr 24, 202627 minS0

  <p>Welcome back to The Gazette Podcast. In recognition of National Crime Victims' Rights Week and Sexual Assault Awareness Month, episode three features the Deputy Director of RCDA's Victim Services Unit, Dr. Courtney Chase, and Victim Advocate/Training Leader Dominique Magnan who unpack what it means to be a victim advocate, some of the strategies they use to assist survivors of crimes and their families as they navigate the criminal justice system, and how community members can best support the critical work that they do.</p><p>Our Director of Neighborhood Initiatives, Lisa Thompson, joins us from the Courtroom Corner...

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