India, Jan. 6 -- A Connecticut police chief resigned on Monday, January 5, after admitting to stealing money from a city fund for personal use, authorities said, the New York Post reported. New Haven Police Chief Karl Jacobson admitted that he stole from a fund meant to compensate confidential informants for helping police solve crimes, New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker announced during a press conference.

Jacobson acted as the city's police chief for over three years. He started working with the New Haven Police Department 15 years ago, eventually moving up the ranks to the top position in the Connecticut city.

Jacobson says in a note on the City of New Haven's website, "We are dedicated to ensuring a safe and inclusive environment throug...