Former NL captain lands on his feet
Stephen Linicus New London
Publication: The Day
Published 07/20/2012 12:00 AM
Updated 07/19/2012 04:33 PM
Billy Dittman, good luck as Mashantucket police chief, a distinction achieved after you removed the boot from your back side that the city of New London gave you, along with that slap in the face.
After all the years you gave to the New London Police, doing a great job.
The city of New London made changes, but they were not the best. So you got a better job now. You rolled a seven, a good roll of the dice.
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