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William Bratton is at the end of an unparalleled law enforcement career that saw him run police departments in Boston, Los Angeles and New York and advocate crime fighting strategies that were copied across the nation.
The 68 year old is due to step down Friday after three years in his second stint as New York’s police commissioner to take a job as a private security executive.
