Crime & Safety
Dennis White Sworn In As New Boston Police Commissioner
White, a 32-year veteran of the Boston Police Department, had most recently been a superintendent and chief of staff to the commissioner.
BOSTON — Dennis White was sworn in Monday as the 43rd Commissioner of the Boston Police. White is the city’s second Black commissioner.
He replaces William Gross who retired Friday after two-and-a-half years on the job.
White, a 32-year veteran of the Boston Police Department, had most recently been a superintendent and chief of staff to the commissioner.
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