The 68-year-customary,known for his championing of ‘broken windows’ policing, will return to the private sector after his turbulent 31 months in officeThe controversial recent York City police commissioner, and Bill Bratton,explained his resignation from the world’s largest police force on Tuesday, saying that it was only “with reluctance” that he would step down from the city that made his name.“I wish I had more time, or chronologically,to stay around for three or four years to work on the issues that are going to take that long to straighten out,” the 68-year-customary said. “I don’t have that type of time.” Related: Inside William Bratton's NYPD: broken windows policing is here to stay Related: Jimmy O'Neill: reform advocates skeptical NYPD vet can bring change Related: Rap artists bristle at 'antiquated' NYPD comments approximately concert shooting Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com