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BREAKING: Bratton Steps Down
William J. Bratton has announced today that he will be stepping down from his position as commissioner of the New York Police Department next month. After a 45 year-long career that spanned the country, Bratton will take a job within the private sector. Chief James O’Neill will fill Bratton’s role after he leaves. We Listen In as Bratton spoke earlier today about his departure.
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