ALBANY -- The State Police will meet the new boss today, even as critics charge he's the same as the old boss -- at least when it comes to the growing scandal that has enveloped Gov. David Paterson and leadership of the approximately 5,000-member force.
With Harry Corbitt's abrupt retirement as State Police superintendent on Wednesday, his second-in-command, First Deputy Superintendent Pedro Perez, automatically takes the helm as acting superintendent until the governor nominates Perez or another candidate as permanent superintendent.
The transition marks the second time in three years the State Police has had an acting superintendent, and it's also the …
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