My Hand To God

Neck is working the streets buying and selling drugs. His 6th sense kicks in and he knows something is wrong. His whole world is about to turn upside down within seconds. Tune in to find out how Neck gets himself out of this one.

Neck buys drugs from a NY official and doesn't know how to handle the case. He makes the decision he feels is best and with that comes consequences.

Neck infiltrates the Italian Mafia in Staten Island. Little does he know he's about to uncover a circle of dirty cops. It's election year in NYC and exposing dirty officials is not what the city wants at the moment. People want the Neck to be dealt with, and not in a good way.

Neck infiltrates the Italian Mafia in Staten Island. Little does he know he's about to uncover a circle of dirty cops. It's election year in NYC and exposing dirty officials is not what the city wants at the moment. People want the Neck to be dealt with, and not in a good way.

Neck infiltrates the Italian Mafia in Staten Island. Little does he know he's about to uncover a circle of dirty cops. It's election year in NYC and exposing dirty officials is not what the city wants at the moment. People want the Neck to be dealt with, and not in a good way.

Neck tells us about a case he's working on. He gives us his opinion on the LA riots. He watches a viral video of a Postal Worker being harassed by law enforcement.

Special guest Sergeant Ray Barton from Wilson's Mills, NC joins Neck & Joe to discuss Police Videos that have gone viral and how officers should have reacted.

Neck tells us about his lowest point in life. His wife almost dying, losing his home to a fire, no place to live, his new found faith and how one miracle changed everything.

Sgt. Ray Barton of North Carolina joins Neck on the pod to discuss how modern-day police training has advanced. Advice for new cops on the job and what else is needed to make the job safer for officers.

Neck continues the story of buying drugs from a notorious crack gang. This was one of NYPD's biggest crackdowns in history.

Neck goes undercover and infiltrates the gang. He works the case for almost 2yrs and finally things come to an end in NYPD's biggest crack takedown in history.

Neck explains why he does the podcast and discusses how Law Enforcement needs to be educated and trained better now than ever. Video examples of do's and don'ts.

Neck solved a big triple homicide and now enters the Narcotics training program where he begins to go UNDERCOVER and BUYS DRUGS on the STREETS.

Neck talks about how he solved a triple homicide in Queens Project Housing. Solving this case was his big break into Undercover Narcotics.

NECK GETS HIMSELF CAUGHT UP IN AN ARMED ROBBERY & HOSTAGE SITUATION.

Neck's partner kills himself and Neck knows why, which isn't a good thing.

While on the job, Neck's friend sees something he wish he didn't. This leads him to a dark place.

Neck goes through some current events where Police and a security guard use their firearm on civilians. He gives his opinions and tips on how this all could've been prevented.

NYPD Undercover Detective Joey "Neck" LaBella tells his stories while working on the job. In this episode, we hear stories from when he is first assigned to the housing projects. He takes a bet that he can dress up like a prostitute and make an arrest. SPECIAL GUEST BYRON, Neck's former street informant joins us for this EP.

NYPD Undercover Detective Joey "Neck" LaBella tells his stories while working on the job. In this episode, we hear stories from when he is first assigned to the housing projects. He takes a bet that he can dress up like a prostitute and make an arrest.

Retired Undercover Detective, Joey "Neck" LaBella and his Co-Host Joe Bottazzi discuss The Neck's experience as an NYPD undercover narcotics Detective.

Retired Undercover Detective, Joey "Neck" LaBella and his Co-Host Joe Bottazzi discuss The Neck's upbringing. Neck tells the audience about being a screw up as a kid, having an abusive father, working for the Mafia, John Gotti, and how he made the decision to become a cop.