Looking West, Ortiz leaves a mixed legacy
It took two retirements — one 12 years ago and another, effective at the end of today — but Francisco Ortiz is finally ready to put away his New Haven Police Department badge.
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And how much is Yale paying to retain the Chief of a tarnished Department? His legacy with the NHPD isn't exactly sterling. How much is Yale wasting to have a Director of Security at an empty collection of buildings? Another payoff to New Haven and Mayor Destefano for favors done?