is the New York Giants, and his favorite TV programs are sports and nature documentaries. Politically, he supports the Republicans and is an admirer of Rudy Giuliani. Despite his stream of sexual encounters, Bosco did not lose his virginity until his 20s. His past relationships include: the captain's daughter, with them having sex caught on tape, but her face was luckily hidden; an upper-class woman named Nicole; and police officer Sgt. Maritza Cruz. Ultimately, Bosco wants to find the perfect woman to settle down and have a family; he likes children, despite not having any of his own. Bosco has a kind side, helping Tyrone 'Ty' Davis Jr. to cure his partner, officer John 'Sully' Sullivan, of alcoholism. Bosco also had a fairly aggressive rivalry with firefighter Jimmy Doherty for some time, though by the series' end it had seemed to fade - Doherty saw Bosco making out with Jimmy's ex-wife Kim Zambrano early in series two. Bosco's "act now, think later" attitude got him into trouble numerous times, such as going into a burning building to save people only to suffer smoke inhalation, and heading into an abandoned building to get rid of squatters, not realising that a schizophrenic man wanted for shooting paramedic Jerry Mancowicz was hiding in there. Bosco attempted to remove him from the building but was shot in his vest, playing dead before spear-tackling him out the second story window; Bosco only suffered minor injuries. For the most part, Bosco and Faith were seen as the ‘perfect cop partnership’, as Bosco's aggressive toughness balanced his partner's level-headedness. But on occasion Bosco found himself as "the adult" when it came to dealing with Faith's problems. In an attempt to advance his career, Bosco tried heavily to get into the NYPD's Emergency Service Unit, even working for a time with ESU veteran Glen Hobart; however, Hobart was already on a self-destructive path - holding a gun to his head on the roof of a building and daring ESU snipers to kill him, which they did, thereby leaving Bosco very shaken. That shock progressed further after a seemingly ordinary chase with a bank robber, in which the bag with the cash exploded in Bosco's face and triggered a massive panic attack. Bosco was sent to see a counsellor who didn't do much to help; he eventually turned to Faith, breaking down and revealing how much the Hobart incident,