Baltimore Police Commissioner Anthony W. Batts names Kevin Davis as new Deputy Police Commissioner Baltimore, Md., January 21, 2015 - Today, Police Commissioner Anthony W. Batts appointed Kevin Davis, the former Chief of the Anne Arundel County Police Department, to the position of Deputy Police Commissioner, overseeing the Investigations and Intelligence Bureau. Deputy Commissioner Davis is a native of Maryland, born and raised in College Park. He comes from a family with a history of policing in Maryland and he continued that legacy when he began his career with the Prince George’s County Police Department. As a Deputy Chief in Prince George’s County, Deputy Commissioner Davis oversaw the Bureau of Investigations. His leadership resulted in an increase in clearance rates ensuring violent criminals were taken off the streets. Deputy Commissioner Davis rose through the ranks to become the Assistant Chief of the Prince George’s County Police Department. This role led to extensive experience working with consent decrees; creating a solid foundation of Constitutional Policing. Additionally, the Deputy Commissioner has a long history of working with residents, truly embodying the concepts of community policing. His experience in Prince George’s County makes him uniquely qualified for the position overseeing the Baltimore Police Department’s Investigations and Intelligence Bureau. As the Chief of the Anne Arundel County Police Department he made tremendous inroads in connecting with the community and building strong relationships with residents. In that role Police Commissioner Batts often had the opportunity to work with him on border issues and he was immensely impressed by his professionalism, commitment to service, and the concern he has for the women and men under his command. “As one of my Deputy Police Commissioner’s, I have no doubt he will bring the same level of commitment, energy and enthusiasm to his role here , that he has throughout his career,” said Police Commissioner Anthony W. Batts. “I am excited about the opportunity to have such a talented and hard-working professional join with me in working to reduce violent crime across Baltimore.” “I am both honored and humbled by the opportunity that Commissioner Batts has given me. The Baltimore Police Department has a long, proud, history serving the citizens of Baltimore and I am excited about being a part of that legacy,” said Deputy Police Commissioner Kevin Davis. “I look forward to working on behalf of the citizens of Baltimore to help create a safer city.”
Posted on: Wed, 21 Jan 2015 22:06:49 +0000
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