The Washington Post: NEW YORK — In the long, bitter and testosterone-rich rivalry between the New York Police Department and the FBI, few things aggravated the G-men more than the repeated towing of their cars by the local cops. And the practice was one of the first things that NYPD Commissioner William J. Bratton banned when he took over in late 2013 and tried to defuse tensions with his most important counterterrorism partner.
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