William Bratton

William Bratton is a prominent American police officer and law enforcement executive known for his innovative approaches to policing. He served as the police commissioner of both New York City and Los Angeles, where he implemented strategies like "broken windows" policing, focusing on minor offenses to prevent larger crimes. Bratton is credited with reducing crime rates in both cities during his tenure and emphasized the importance of community policing and data-driven approaches. His work has significantly influenced modern policing practices and discussions around crime prevention and community relations.