Bill Bratton on police reform: "One cop can effectively improve the image of the profession, or destroy it"
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The tourists are returning to Times Square, a welcome sign for New York City, and its former top cop, Bill Bratton. "It's so clean!" he laughed. "It's about the cleanest I've seen it, which is nice."
But not everything he sees, or hears, is nice. When a bicyclist carrying a boom box broadcast his presence nearby, Bratton told correspondent Mark Whitaker, "He's having a good time for himself – I don't know about you, but he's annoying the hell out of me." Bratton, who led police departments in Los Angeles, Boston, and in New York (twice), then stopped to chat with a couple of officers.Not many people get to be on the House floor during a congressional meeting, so when one little boy got the opportunity, he made sure it was memorable. As his dad, Tennessee Republican Rep. John Rose, was giving a speech on Monday, 6-year-old Guy Rose sat behind him, stared directly into the camera and made silly faces.
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