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Robert C. Haas
Massachusetts Secretary of Public Safety
In office
2006–2007
GovernorMitt Romney
Preceded byEdward A. Flynn
Succeeded byKevin M. Burke
Personal details
Alma materWilliam Paterson College
Rutgers University
Northeastern University
OccupationLaw Enforcement Official

Robert C. Haas is an American former law enforcement official who was the Police Commissioner for the Cambridge, Massachusetts Police Department, and previously served as Secretary of Public Safety and Undersecretary of Law Enforcement and Homeland Security under Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, as Chief of Police in Westwood, Massachusetts, and as a police officer in Morris Township, New Jersey.

References

  1. "Robert C. Haas - Police Commissioner". lowellpoliceacademy.org. Lowell Police Academy. Archived from the original on 20 August 2011. Retrieved 22 April 2011.
Cabinet of Governor Mitt Romney (2003–2007)
Lieutenant Governor
Secretary of Health and Human Services
Secretary of Environmental Affairs
Secretary of Public Safety & Homeland Security
Secretary of Transportation
Secretary of Administration and Finance
Secretary of Economic Development
Secretary of Elder Affairs
Secretary of Veterans' Services
Secretary of Commonwealth Development
Secretary of Workforce Development


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