Former UAW President Rory Gamble resigns from Detroit Board of Police Commissioners
Just five months into a five-year term on the Detroit Board of Police Commissioners (BOPC), Rory Gamble has resigned. The board voted to accept his resignation Thursday. Gamble, who Mayor Mike Duggan appointed to be a member-at-large, began his term in November. Gamble said he was resigning “due to personal reasons” but did not elaborate in an email addressed to the board and mayor. …
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