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NYPD precinct commander quits force in protest over handling of reforms

By Dominick Mastrangelo
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NYPD precinct commander quits force in protest over handling of reforms

The commander of a police precinct in New York City will resign this week, citing a lack of guidance from superior officers on recent reforms led by the city.

Deputy Inspector Richard Brea, a nearly 30-year veteran of the New York City Police Department, will quit the force, Guardian Angels leader Curtis Sliwa confirmed to the New York Post.

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