The “Miami Model” in Bahrain
How one American police chief exported his repressive tactics to the Middle East.
Last week, John Timoney — the former New York Police Department chief who went on to lead the police forces of Philadelphia and Miami — died at the age of sixty-eight.
For a cop who spent decades in the limelight, the obituaries have been glowing.
The New York Times described Timoney as an officer who “had the gall to change minds, one police department at a time.”