Geoffrey Noble, the new colonel of the Massachusetts State Police, is going to have his hands full. It’s never easy for an outsider to take over any inbred organization.


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Geoffrey Noble, the new colonel of the Massachusetts State Police, is going to have his hands full. It’s never easy for an outsider to take over any inbred organization.{ai:summary}<p>Geoffrey Noble, the newly appointed colonel of the Massachusetts State Police, faces challenges typical for an outsider in a closely-knit organization. His leadership will be critical in navigating these dynamics. </p><p>#politics</p>

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