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Overview Edward Norris, an assistant commissioner of police in the New York City Police Department (NYPD) supervising over 40,000 officers and credited with assisting in the turnaround in New York’s crime scene, is offered a similar job in Baltimore supervising 3,000 officers in the worst crime-laden city in America.
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the New York Police Department, where he became deputy commissioner of operations at 36. He then became police commissioner in Baltimore and led the Maryland State Police. Norris was sent to federal prison following an investigation into his use of a little-known Baltimore Police expense account. He is now a successful radio personality and
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Ed Norris accepted Mayor O’Malley’s invitation to supervise Baltimore Police Department (BPD) operations and began work as “acting deputy commissioner of operations” on
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from the New York City Police Department (NYPD) to assess the Baltimore Police Department (BPD) and its crime-fighting capacity. The incumbent commissioner Thomas Frazier resigned shortly after the election, and the new mayor named Ron Daniel to be commissioner in January 2000.
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Commissioner Edward T. Norris Baltimore Police Department J. Joseph Curran, Jr., Attorney General Represented by: Stuart M. Nathan, Esq., Principal Counsel Dept. of Public Safety & Correctional Services Appointed Members: Sheriff Charles F. Mades, Vice-Chairman Washington Co. Sheriff's Office Chief Joseph S. Johnson Annapolis Police Department
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former Baltimore Police Commissioner Edward T. Norris, age 43, to 6 months in prison followed by 3 years of supervised release arising from his participation in a scheme to use police funds from a Baltimore City Police Department account (the “Supplemental Account”) for personal use, and lying on his tax returns by failing to disclose the ...
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the New York Police Department, where he became deputy commissioner of operations at 36. He then became police commissioner in Baltimore and led the Maryland State Police. Norris was sent to federal prison following an investigation into his use of a little-known Baltimore Police expense account.
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