FBI's Biggest Problem Now Mismanagement Says Kelley
Long-standing FBI leadership faces a shift from abuses to modernizing internal management under director designate Frank Johnson Sr. and outgoing chief Clarence Kelley. Officials note heightened scrutiny and stricter controls, with recruitment and resource priorities shaping the bureau's reform agenda amid morale and legal challenges.
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ACE squad boosts NYC anti crime effort with civilian ACE unit
New York City Police Department formed a 60 officer Anti Crime Enforcement squad to patrol high crime areas in civilian clothes. The ACE unit, attached to the Street Crime Unit, will rotate between precinct clusters for over four months, with two weeks before street deployment. The nine month trial in Brooklyn Bronx and Queens raised robbery arrests 59 percent and reduced robberies by 15 percent, while overall effectiveness rose 6 percent.
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