James Rovella (Jeff Cohen/WNPR)
James Rovella is the pick of Hartford Mayor Pedro Segarra to be the city’s next permanent police chief. WNPR’s Jeff Cohen recently sat down with Rovella for an interview.
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“I don’t need 100, 200 people arrested. I need five or six. And good cases against that five or six.”
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I think that’s probably the right approach. I mean, probably the majority of us in town should be arrested, but it would be best if the cops can successfully prosecute the worst.
I don’t particularly care how much he makes or where he may reside. Good luck to Mr. Rovella.