It takes One Tough Cop to develop software
like this. Richard "Bo" Dietl is America's One Tough Cop. His autobiography
One Tough Cop: The Bo Dietl Story, which has been made into a major motion
picture, details Mr. Dietl's 16 years in the New York Police City
Department where he made more than 1,500 arrests and became one of the
most highly decorated detectives in the history of that department. He
received 80 awards and commendations for bravery alone. After retiring
from the police department. Mr. Dietl went on to become a highly respected
security expert and investigator in the private sector in both national
and international arenas. Currently, Mr. Dietl is Chairman and CEO of Beau
Dietl Associates (BDA), an investigative firm that he founded. The firm
boasts a client list that includes Columbia Pictures, Coca-Cola, Grey
Advertising , PaineWebber, Lehman Brothers, Bankers Trust and the Royal
Family of Saudi Arabia. Mr. Dietl was appointed by then President of the
United States, George Bush, as Co-Chairman of the National Crime
Commission in 1989, and chosen as Security Consultant
to the National Republican Party Convention in 1992 and 1996. He is now serving
his second term as chairman of the New York State Security Advisory Committee, a
position New York Governor George Pataki appointed him to. While Mr. Dietl
sees the Internet as a fantastic avenue for the sharing of
ideas and information, he also has great concern for its inherent threat
to corporate and personal security. His concern for children, who may
constitute the largest group of Internet users, prompted him to develop Computer Cop.
ONE
TOUGH COP: The Movie
The movie is inspired by the real investigation of one of the most heinous
crimes in New York city history. One Tough Cop tells how Beau Dietl, one
of New York's most decorated veteran street cops walked the razor's edge
between serving the city, protecting a compromised but honest partner, and
remaining loyal to a crime family lieutenant who was Dietl's best friend
since childhood. The film stars Steven Baldwin, Gina Gershon, Chris Penn
and Amy Irving. Watch for its release October 9th by Stratosphere Entertainment.
It takes One Tough Cop to develop software
like this. Richard "Bo" Dietl is America's One Tough Cop. His autobiography
One Tough Cop: The Bo Dietl Story, which has been made into a major motion
picture, details Mr. Dietl's 16 years in the New York Police City
Department where he made more than 1,500 arrests and became one of the
most highly decorated detectives in the history of that department. He
received 80 awards and commendations for bravery alone. After retiring
from the police department. Mr. Dietl went on to become a highly respected
security expert and investigator in the private sector in both national
and international arenas. Currently, Mr. Dietl is Chairman and CEO of Beau
Dietl Associates (BDA), an investigative firm that he founded. The firm
boasts a client list that includes Columbia Pictures, Coca-Cola, Grey
Advertising , PaineWebber, Lehman Brothers, Bankers Trust and the Royal
Family of Saudi Arabia. Mr. Dietl was appointed by then President of the
United States, George Bush, as Co-Chairman of the National Crime
Commission in 1989, and chosen as Security Consultant
to the National Republican Party Convention in 1992 and 1996. He is now serving
his second term as chairman of the New York State Security Advisory Committee, a
position New York Governor George Pataki appointed him to. While Mr. Dietl
sees the Internet as a fantastic avenue for the sharing of
ideas and information, he also has great concern for its inherent threat
to corporate and personal security. His concern for children, who may
constitute the largest group of Internet users, prompted him to develop Computer Cop.
