"The department is definitely headed in the right direction," McCaul says.
Cauling All Units
In her Garden Street office last Friday, select memorabilia from her career sat on the floor, ready for hanging.
One of the pictures is a photograph of McCaul and John Walsh, the host of Fox TV's America's Most Wanted, taken while she was working with the corrections department.
"We used that show a number of times successfully," she remembers.
McCaul has been honored for police work. She received a letter of commendation from the director of the FBI, Louis E. Freeh, for her help in an investigation of a 1994 New Hampshire armored car robbery.
McCaul earned a bachelor's degree in psychology from Eastern Connecticut University and then joined the University of Connecticut's police force as a patrol officer.
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