Dallas Police officer, Nick Novello, was born in the Bronx, in New York City. He has been in uniform since 1971, having served in the U.S. Navy for two years, and then in the Amy for eight years. In all, he has four honorable discharges for military service. Nick Novello is a cop straight out of central casting, right down to the heavy Bronx accent he never shed despite more than three decades behind the wheel of a Dallas police patrol car. He looks like every actor who's ever played a cop. Nick is a fearless, outspoken whistleblower who is determined to make sure the citizens of Dallas are informed of their vulnerability. While he still works as a police officer, he is boldly speaking out against the city leaders who have brought Dallas to this point of chaos. The Dallas Police Department is currently under staffed, under paid, over worked and overwhelmed making Dallas citizens unprotected. Nick is a spokesman for police reform, believing that incarceration is not a remedy for substance abuse, and that the policies in place, have done great harm to the fabric of our Culture, particularly, black and brown America. Nick’s passion is the Cross of Christ, where God reconciled man to himself, in the person of his Son, Jesus Christ. “I am privileged to be in Prison Ministry, where I share the love of God with those incarcerated. I could not speak, as I do, but for my Lord and Savior. It is his mandate I speak to.” Nick provides updates about the dire situation of our Dallas Police Department through social media, primarily Facebook and YouTube. He invites you to review this information so you can be informed about your city and help get this important information out to others.