The NYPD Tapes: A Shocking Story Of Cops, Cover-ups, And Courage - Plot & Excerpts
IAB was aware that none other than David Durk had been used as an intermediary, but they hadn’t responded to his August letter. Finally, things started to happen. Schoolcraft received a call from a Lieutenant Michael Brill of the Quality Assurance Division (QAD). Brill wanted to speak with him about his allegations of crime downgrading . They traded phone messages, and then Schoolcraft got a notification to appear on the morning of October 7 at the QAD offices at 300 Gold Street in Brooklyn. It would be a formal interview, which meant that Schoolcraft had to be absolutely truthful. If he lied, QAD would bring him up on administrative charges and get him fired, or worse, would file criminal charges against him for filing a false report. He was well aware of the stakes of the meeting. He had been secretly recording in his precinct for more than 18 months. He had been collecting records of crime complaints. He had been making notes in his memo book of issues in the precinct. And now, he would be breaking the blue wall of silence, going outside of his command, and reporting all of this to official investigators.
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