Robert Devlin, Connecticut's first inspector general, to retire in July
Part of the inspector general's duties include determining if officer-involved shootings are justified
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3h agoConnecticut's first police inspector general announced Friday that he will be stepping down.
Robert Devlin will retire in July.
Part of the inspector general's duties include determining if officer-involved shootings are justified. The office was established in 2021 in response to the murder of George Floyd.
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