William B. Evans: The police commander with a gift for empathy
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Every once in a while, late on a Friday afternoon, Boston Police Commissioner Bill Evans slips in the back door of Touchie’s, a neighborhood bar on East Eighth Street in South Boston that would never be confused with the establishments on and off Broadway where the brick is overexposed and the drinks are overpriced.Clad in jeans, a running jacket, and a scally cap pulled low, he looks undercover. But he’s off duty. He heads for Continue reading >>>