Watertown Police Chief To RetireWatertown's chief of police is retiring. In a news release Wednesday morning, city officials announced the retirement of Chief Joseph Goss after a nearly 30-year career with city police. The retirement is effective June 29. Goss joined the department in 1982 and became a detective seven years later, where he worked in general crimes and as a member of the county's drug task force. He returned to road patrols when he was promoted to sergeant in 1992. He became a lieutenant in 1996 and was appointed chief in May 2006. City officials say 23 police officers - more than one-third of the force - were selected, trained and mentored by Goss and his team.
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Friday, May 24, 2013
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