Yonkers Mayor Spano nominates new police commissioner
Mayor Mike Spano nominated 27-year veteran of the force, Christopher Sapienza.
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Apr 29, 2022, 10:45 PM
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528ds agoThere's a new acting police commissioner in Yonkers.
Mayor Mike Spano nominated 27-year veteran of the force, Christopher Sapienza.
He succeeds Commissioner John Mueller, a 28-year veteran of the force.
The Yonkers Police Department held a walkout ceremony for the outgoing commissioner earlier in the day.
Sapienza will serve as acting commissioner until his position is confirmed by the Yonkers City Council.
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