Rose kept his job after a department investigation found he sexually abused a child. Mayor Wu says there's nothing in the documents to explain why that happened.
Patrick M. Rose Sr., former president of the Boston Police Patrolmen's Association, pleaded guilty in April to 21 counts of child rape and sexual assault.
But Mayor Michelle Wu said none of the documents explain why the Boston Police Department kept Patrick Rose on for more than two decades after he was first credibly accused of sexually assaulting a child. Rose later rose to become head of one of the key police unions in the city. The criminal charges were dropped after the victim recanted, but an internal investigation found Rose likely sexually assaulted the child. Wu says those were grounds to fire Rose. But she said the investigative file did not explain why Rose wasn't fired or disciplined.Rose went on to lead the city's largest police union, the Boston Police Patrolmen's Union. He retired in 2018.
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