Bill Bratton
Commissioner Clash: Bratton, Kelly and Reality in Over-Policed NYC
Josmar Trujillo |
Op-ed: The rivalry between the current and former heads of the NYPD is well documented, but ultimately trivial to the real issues with policing.
City Hall
Former Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly (left) and his successor William Bratton disagree with each other. Police reform advocates largely disagree with both of them.
Op-ed: The rivalry between the current and former heads of the NYPD is well documented, but ultimately trivial to the real issues with policing.
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