New Haven police chief abruptly retires after theft allegations, mayor says

New Haven's police chief has abruptly retired following allegations he stole money from a department account. Mayor Justin Elicker said Monday that Chief Karl Jacobson allegedly took money from an account designated for confidential informants.

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New Haven police chief abruptly retires after theft allegations, mayor says

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New Haven police chief abruptly retires after theft allegations, mayor says

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New Haven police chief abruptly retires after allegedly stealing from city fund: mayor

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