Bo Dietl, New York Private Investigator talks about his latest detective role.

1. Richard "Bo" Dietl served for 16 years in the New York City Police Department and was one of
the most highly decorated detectives in the history of the department with several thousand
arrests to his credit. "He also has been in a number of movies
and films such as
One Tough Cop as well as many others. He still remains in New York and is
still a private investigator and offers his services to the community. There
were a number of cases that he really earned his reputation from and he
also worked on a number of other famous cases over his career and years.
He remains to be a famous businessman and to appear on a number of TV
shows such as Good Day and a lot of others to help with legal headlines
and more. One recent case he is involved in is the Rutgers case.
In March of 1985 Bo Dietl hurt his ankle in an accident he had skydiving. Rather than taking a job
at a desk for the NYPD he decided to retire and that is when he moved on to create Beau Dietl &
Associates. This company specializes in investigations on corporate levels as well as other major
companies that are international.As far as interrogation techniques go, you use a lot of
ruses. When you use a ruse, you ask a question that has nothing to do with the
investigation whatsoever, just to see their reaction.
Bo Dietl created an autobiography in 1998 which was called One Tough Cop: The Bo Dietl Story
and this eventually made it to the big screen which starred Stephen Baldwin who played the role of
Bo Dietl. There was a plot in Abel Ferrara’s drama called Bad Lieutenant and this was mainly
inspired by the Dietl investigation that was of a rape that happened in 1981 and was of a nun and
the investigation ends there. Harvey Kietl played a protagonist in this film and Dietl was never an
addict to cocaine or any other alcoholic issues in his law enforcement career. Dietl played an
investigative detective in the beginning of the film. In the 1990 film Goodfellas he additionally
played the role of the detective who arrested Henry Hill. When we went to his girlfriend's
apartment, we mentioned that we were investigating her boyfriend for breaking
into some washing machines in the washroom and stealing change. Now, in reality,
the guy killed ten people, but we were letting the girlfriend think that's what we
were investigating.