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The top-ranking NYPD official handpicked by Police Commissioner Bill Bratton to clean up the scandal-scarred License Division has abruptly quit the force, DNAinfo New York has learned.
Inspector Terence Moore, a 31-year veteran from the Internal Affairs Bureau, was appointed the head of the department’s License Division just two weeks ago after it was rocked by a corruption scandal that centered on a Brooklyn businessman arrested by the feds for allegedly bribing officers to get gun permits for his friends and clients.
But Moore last Friday (13-May-2016) suddenly handed in his retirement papers, then returned to his first floor office to thank his staff for their cooperation during his handful of days in charge of the unit. He then cleaned out his office and left Police Headquarters. |