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A Conversation with Local Police Union President Rick Cipro

By Tom Marino | September 18, 2024
Last Updated: September 30, 2024
Rick Cipro and Tom Marino on the TWIW Podcast

A discussion with Rick Cipro, a Worcester Police Sergeant and President of the International Brotherhood of Police Officers, Local 540, about his nearly three decades as police union leader, the independent racial equity report on the Worcester Police Department, and the Mass. Civil Service system.

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