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Randy Jurgensen

Ret. NYPD Homicide Detective
I killed Sonny in The Godfather 🎬 and Pacino portrays me in Cruising

21 hours ago

One year ago today, I was with the Westchester Senate Delegation on the floor of the New York State Capitol building for the establishing of an official day of remembrance for the Korean War Veterans. This was only possible with the support and help of Senator Andrea Stewart-Cousins and State Senator Shelley Mayereno. Today, one year later, Congress has the hall in their court in regards to an official National Day of Remembrance for Korean War Veterans. There is only one thing to do, #KoreanWar #Congress #military ... See MoreSee Less

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Randy Jurgensen is at Broklynn New York.

1 week ago

“Oy vey, boss, are you serious with this get up?!”My acting career truly began when I started undercover police work. This is from a real case, not a movie. Did Sonny and I pass? The fact that I’m still here to share these stories proves that yes, we did pass. #undercover #detective #actors ... See MoreSee Less

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1 week ago

While Dylan was in Greenwich Village looking for the tambourine man, I was in Queens “working” at a factory looking for the ice cream manThe guy pictured with me was the suspect in a large scale heroin operation. We found out where he worked and I coincidentally got myself a “job” there as well. He probably preferred the walk in freezer to an 8x6. ... See MoreSee Less

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Randy Jurgensen

2 weeks ago

You can’t say that Billy wasn’t a passionate man. ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

Talking to Theresa Farrell about some of the work I did in the entertainment industry 🎬Listen through for a light hearted memory about Burt Reynolds 🏃🏃 ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

Remember Cardillo April 14th, 1972 at 12 noon, there was a 1013 call at 102 West 116th Street, Minister Louis Farrakhan’s militant mosque #7. It became the most infamous case in the NYPD and remains to this day, April 14, 2024, 52 years later. REMEMBERPtl. Philip CardilloDet. Vito NavarraPtl. Ivan NegronDet. Nick CirilloPtl. Lou D'AllessioPtl. Ray San PedroPtl. Jerome Harvey Insp. Jack HaughChief of Detectives, Albert Seedmanand Remember Cardillo himself, Timmy MottoThose that are still with usDet. Rudy AndrePtl. Victor PadilloDet. Lou D'OnfrioADA John VanLindtADA James HarmonFederal Judge John KiernanFBI Agent Al GingenserFBI Agent Joe PistoneFoster Thomasand all those I may have forgottenGod bless each and everyone of them co-authors, Randy Jurgensen and Rob CeaCIRCLE OF SIX ... See MoreSee Less

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