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U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez responded Thursday after William Bratton – a former top cop in New York City, Los Angeles and Boston – suggested that the Big Apple’s Democratic leadership ...
William Bratton, whose tenure as New York City police commissioner in the 1990s was marked by a steep decline in crime and clashes with then-Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, has been chosen to lead the ...
WILLIAM BRATTON: The crises we are facing right now is a crisis created by the political leadership. [There are] Many instances by district attorneys around the country that forget that their ...
William Bratton, New York City’s Police Commissioner, announced his resignation on Tuesday. Bratton will end his 45-years in policing to take a job in the private sector.
New York City Mayor-elect Bill de Blasio has named William Bratton to head the NYPD, a job Bratton held in the mid-1990s when crime rates fell. He also has been police chief in Boston and Los Angeles.
William Bratton often was an irritant for activists and many of Mayor Bill de Blasio’s supporters and aides during a tenure as New York City police commissioner that ended Friday.
NEW YORK — New York City Police Commissioner William Bratton, the top cop in the largest city in the country, will step down next month after a tenure filled with a sharp reduction in crime and ...
William Bratton, the former chief of the LAPD, said it was a “significant failure” by the Secret Service for allowing the shooter to get on a roof that was 150 yards from the former president.
The clash over crime statistics between New York Police Commissioner William Bratton and his predecessor, Raymond Kelly, which was already startling when it began Tuesday, only deepened on ...
William Bratton, who announced on Tuesday that he will soon be retiring as commissioner of the NYPD, is most closely identified with his years policing that city. Bratton enjoyed two tours of duty ...
New York City Police Commissioner William J. Bratton announced that he plans to step down next month, probably marking an end to a 45-year career in public service.
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