1160 A Day In the Life: What's It Really Like to Be an Innovative Leader in Law Enforcement

Anthony Schembri is a distinguished former police commissioner with a background in homicide and forensic evidence. He has held several leadership positions in law enforcement. Schembri's dynamic career and accolades include an Innovations in Government award from Harvard. He is a Fulbright scholar and the author of several books on criminal law and leadership. His first novel, In Russia: A Brooklyn Solution, follows Lieutenant Anthony Migali of the NYPD on an international web of deceit and murder as he is tasked with solving Moscow's first-ever serial killer case. The book is full of Schembri's real life adventures.
A Few More Interesting Facts
Anthony Schembri was a NYC police commissioner for almost 15 years.
ABC's 1990s crime drama "The Commish" is based on his life. He wrote several episodes for the series. (The first season of the TV show is available through Amazon.)
He took a professorship at the University of Florida to teach courses on serial crime.
Governor Bush asked him to take the job of Secretary of the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (the juvenile prison system) where at that time they admitted 128,000 juveniles a year. His responsibilities also included 26 detention centers, 1,400 probation officers, and 164 prevention programs.