Chief Scirotto made the retirement announcement in a letter obtained by KDKA-TV on Friday. "I informed Mayor Gainey and Director Schmidt of my intention to retire as Chief of Police, with my last ...

Working for - and with - the community is one of the things I will miss the most."Schubert has worn a Pittsburgh police uniform for 29-and-a-half years.He was named police chief in 2017.

During Friday's news conference, Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey said Pittsburgh Police Chief Scott Schubert's retirement was voluntary. Gainey said Schubert came to him and said he wanted to retire ...

Pittsburgh police Chief Scott Schubert will retire after 29 years with the force, the city announced Friday.Watch the breaking news report in the video player above.In a news release, Schubert ...

Pittsburgh Police Chief Scott Schubert said Friday that he will retire in early July, ending nearly three decades of service with the bureau. “Following deep reflection and significant ...

11 Investigates: What's to come after Pittsburgh Police Chief Larry Scirotto announces his retirement Assistant Chief Chris Ragland will become the acting chief when Scirotto retires next Friday ...

Pittsburgh Police Chief Larry Scirotto at a press conference in August 2024. Two days after telling WESA he planned to remain focused on public safety in Pittsburgh while embarking on a return to ...

PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh Police Chief Scott Schubert has announced his retirement after 29 years with the bureau. “Following deep reflection and significant discussion with my family, I have ...

Pittsburgh Police Chief Larry Scirotto announced in an email to all officers Friday morning that he’s retiring after only 16 months on the ... and my retirement is the right course for all of us.