New Massachusetts State Police Superintendent Col. Geoffrey Noble will do a complete review of the agency’s academy training model following the recent death of recruit Enrique Delgado-Garcia. But he stopped short of promises to completely overhaul the troubled agency’s leadership.

Geoffrey Noble, the new head of the Massachusetts State Police, said he will "aggressively address" challenges in the troubled agency.

Geoffrey Noble, formerly the second in command of the New Jersey State Police, takes over the reins of an agency that’s undermined itself for years through a range of scandals, from overtime theft to fraud involving commercial drivers licenses.