Police Commissioner Edward F. Davis spoke to the newest class of police recruits at their graduation ceremony yesterday in Hyde Park.
(Aram Boghosian for The Boston Globe)
Davis says candidate maligns police
Suggests Flaherty's ideas off mark
Police Commissioner Edward F. Davis spoke to the newest class of police recruits at their graduation ceremony yesterday in Hyde Park.
(Aram Boghosian for The Boston Globe)
Boston Police Commissioner Edward F. Davis, incensed by mayoral challenger Michael F. Flaherty’s criticism of Boston’s crime-fighting efforts, hit back at the city councilor yesterday, rebutting Flaherty’s depiction of “surging violence in our city’’ and asserting that the Police Department was already undertaking most of the initiatives Flaherty proposed. (Full article: 769 words)
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