Tony Mantor

Now, you're talking New York City, one of the largest cities in the world.

You have a very large police force.

It's not like some of the smaller towns or smaller cities where everyone knows everyone.

How do you maintain that level and that stability so that no one falls through the cracks?

Yeah, that's great.

And the reason why I ask that is because a lot of people look at New York City and they just think a large police force, and they don't think about smaller precincts scattered around the city.

This way, they can support each other, and I think that's a very important thing for people to know.

Now, in closing, and I'll start with you, Dr. Sorello, what do you think is important for the listeners to hear, not only on what you're doing, but how it applies to everything you're trying to do to help the first responders?

Yeah, that's great information.

Now, Tom, what would you like to say to the listeners so they understand how you are trying to self-police so that no one gets hurt and everyone keeps moving forward in a mental state that is healthy?

Yeah, I think that's well stated and well said.

Now, can you tell people how they can find you and a little more information about your organization?

Okay, perfect.

Well, this has been great.

Great conversation, great information.

I really appreciate you taking the time to join us today.

All right.

Thanks so much.

Thank you.

Oh, it's been my pleasure.