Police Commissioner Dermot Shea continues to fine-tune and add to the department’s leadership team.
In announcing Chauncey Parker, a former Assistant U.S. Attorney, as the department’s first Deputy Commissioner for Community Partnerships, the Commissioner is giving an added push to nascent strategies and initiatives intended to offer opportunities to at-risk youth.
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