Yorktown police chief named president of Westchester County Chiefs of Police Association
News 12 is told Noble was selected by his peers, because of his commitment to professional policing, commitment to continuous education, as well as his leadership abilities
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Apr 17, 2023, 10:27 AM
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13h agoYorktown Police Chief Robert Noble is now the new president of the Westchester County Chiefs of Police Association.
Hundreds gathered for Nobel's swearing in ceremony.
He is a 30-year law enforcement veteran, who has served as Yorktown's chief since 2016.
News 12 is told Noble was selected by his peers, because of his commitment to professional policing, commitment to continuous education, as well as his leadership abilities.
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