Connecticut State Police Commissioner Leonard C. Boyle
Has he finally become so disgusted with the behavior of too many bad Connecticut State Police Officers or his he just sick to his stomach regarding Connecticut Official Corruption? I hope somebody asks him and it is posted or aired. There is so much to read in between the lines in the Hartford Courant story below:
CONNECTICUT NEWS
State Police Lab Official Regains Status As Officer
January 19, 2007
By TRACY GORDON FOX, Courant Staff Writer
MERIDEN -- Andrew Crumbie, chief of staff to Public Safety Commissioner Leonard C. Boyle, has returned to the state police as a sworn member and has been named commanding officer of the division of scientific services in Meriden.
Crumbie, who left the department in 2004 and was lured back by Boyle when he was named commissioner, returned to his rank of sergeant recently but will continue to run the forensic laboratory, state police said.
In January 2006, after administrative problems surfaced at the laboratory, Boyle asked Crumbie to take over administrative responsibilities there on a long-term basis. That position, however, took him out of headquarters and minimized Crumbie's role in helping to guide the department.
With all the turmoil in the state police and rumors of Boyle resigning soon, Crumbie asked to return to his sworn position in the department and said he wants to remain in the lab.
"He will continue to serve as commanding officer of scientific services," Boyle said.
Boyle credited Crumbie with helping to get back on track a highly touted mitochondrial DNA program, one of four used by the FBI, which had managerial problems.
"He has gained the complete confidence of the FBI as well as other agencies that deal with scientific services," Boyle said.
Forensic expert Henry C. Lee, chief emeritus at the lab, wrote a letter to M. Lisa Moody, Gov. M. Jodi Rell's chief of staff, asking her to place Crumbie in the lab permanently because of the improvements he has made there.
Contact Tracy Gordon Fox at tfox@courant.com.
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Click Here for my Dec. 13, 2006 post on Boyle. Is Boyle now in the hotseat regarding the contents of the letter?
Click Here for my March 11, 2005, open letter to Connecticut State Police Commissioner Leonard C. Boyle. Has anything been done about the former Connecticut State Police Commissioner Arthur L. Spada? Had the fraud and felonies committed by Spada been investigated, and if not, why?
CONNECTICUT NEWS
State Police Lab Official Regains Status As Officer
January 19, 2007
By TRACY GORDON FOX, Courant Staff Writer
MERIDEN -- Andrew Crumbie, chief of staff to Public Safety Commissioner Leonard C. Boyle, has returned to the state police as a sworn member and has been named commanding officer of the division of scientific services in Meriden.
Crumbie, who left the department in 2004 and was lured back by Boyle when he was named commissioner, returned to his rank of sergeant recently but will continue to run the forensic laboratory, state police said.
In January 2006, after administrative problems surfaced at the laboratory, Boyle asked Crumbie to take over administrative responsibilities there on a long-term basis. That position, however, took him out of headquarters and minimized Crumbie's role in helping to guide the department.
With all the turmoil in the state police and rumors of Boyle resigning soon, Crumbie asked to return to his sworn position in the department and said he wants to remain in the lab.
"He will continue to serve as commanding officer of scientific services," Boyle said.
Boyle credited Crumbie with helping to get back on track a highly touted mitochondrial DNA program, one of four used by the FBI, which had managerial problems.
"He has gained the complete confidence of the FBI as well as other agencies that deal with scientific services," Boyle said.
Forensic expert Henry C. Lee, chief emeritus at the lab, wrote a letter to M. Lisa Moody, Gov. M. Jodi Rell's chief of staff, asking her to place Crumbie in the lab permanently because of the improvements he has made there.
Contact Tracy Gordon Fox at tfox@courant.com.
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It is unsafe for Americans to live or even drive through Connecticut
Click Here for my Dec. 13, 2006 post on Boyle. Is Boyle now in the hotseat regarding the contents of the letter?
Click Here for my March 11, 2005, open letter to Connecticut State Police Commissioner Leonard C. Boyle. Has anything been done about the former Connecticut State Police Commissioner Arthur L. Spada? Had the fraud and felonies committed by Spada been investigated, and if not, why?
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