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EPISODE · Aug 15, 2024 · 1 MIN

PREVIEW: Serving as a Black Police Officer in the 1950s

from Troy Story: A Podcast for the Collar City · host Joe Moses, John Salka

Joe Moses — the son of Officer Samuel Moses, the first Black police officer to serve in the Troy Police Department beginning in 1955 — recalls his dad’s relationship with Charlie King, the Collar City's second Black police officer and detective.New episode coming August 2024. Subscribe for email updates on upcoming guests, chapters, and special bonus content. Credits:Produced, edited, and hosted by John SalkaTheme music by Steven J. Goldman, Four Legs RecordsVisit troystorypod.com for upcoming episodes, guests, and bonus content.Connect with Troy Story on:FacebookInstagramThreadsYouTubeBlueskyThe views and opinions expressed by the host are their own and do not represent the views of their employer or any other entity

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Joe Moses — the son of Officer Samuel Moses, the first Black police officer to serve in the Troy Police Department beginning in 1955 — recalls his dad’s relationship with Charlie King, the Collar City's second Black police officer and detective.New...

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