Word: gorski
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Perhaps the difference of opinion between Gorski and Letteri on the personnel question is indicative of a more substantive dispute. Gorski is leading the department in a new, more technically-oriented direction, which inevitably means less dependence on individual patrolmen. Although members of the force have voiced no complaints about the changes he has made, Letteri may well be voicing the concern of his union over the shifting emphasis in the police force...
...Gorski expects that the police force policy on drugs--a kind of no policy--will remain the same. "Except for cases of sale of narcotics, in which we have no choice but to take action, our attitude has obviously been pretty relaxed," he says...
When Harvard police make an arrest, the suspect is booked in Cambridge city jail. Cambridge police are also called in for all crimes against person, and in the past, the dependence of the Harvard force on Cambridge for investigative work has been almost complete. Although Gorski knows that this dependence will have to continue in part, he is trying to bring some of those investigative skills to Harvard...
...coming academic year, Gorski's first full one as police chief, will be something of a test of the applicability of sophisticated police science to security work at Harvard. Gorski seems confident...
...expressed great bitterness towards Hall's announcement that he was searching for a new chief more than a year before Tonis was scheduled to retire. Tonis remained as chief until he reached 65 this summer, but his final six months overlapped with the arrival of new chief David L. Gorski. Hall says merely that Gorski became available "sooner than we expected," but his handling of the situation angered many in the community who felt that Tonis, who was extremely popular among students and faculty, deserved better treatment...