Los Angeles mayor picks ex-sheriff to be city’s police chief - AP News
WEB3 days ago · LOS ANGELES (AP) — Former LA County Sheriff Jim McDonnell has been selected to lead the Los Angeles Police Department, taking charge of the force of nearly 9,000 officers as discontent grows among the city’s residents over public safety even as violent crime numbers drop, the mayor announced Friday.
L.A. mayor selects longtime lawman Jim McDonnell as ... - Los Angeles …
WEB3 days ago · Oct. 4, 2024 Updated 4:03 PM PT. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass selected Jim McDonnell to serve as the city’s next police chief Friday, ending a months-long search process and ushering in a...
Los Angeles' next police chief is former sheriff Jim McDonnell - Los ...
WEB2 days ago · Jim McDonnell is chosen as the new LAPD chief. The vacancy atop Los Angeles law enforcement was filled Friday morning after a months-long search.
Jim McDonnell named new LAPD chief – NBC Los Angeles
WEB3 days ago · Former LA County Sheriff Jim McDonnell has been selected as the next chief of the LAPD, sources tell the NBC4 I-Team. An official announcement is expected at a 9 a.m. news conference with Mayor...
MAKING L.A. SAFER: Los Angeles Leaders Praise Selection of Jim ...
WEB3 days ago · LOS ANGELES – Mayor Karen Bass today announced she has selected Jim McDonnell to serve as the 59th Chief of the Los Angeles Police Department. Leaders from across Los Angeles issued the following statements praising the selection, which will make Angelenos safer.
New LAPD Chief to be announced Friday – NBC Los Angeles
WEB4 days ago · Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass was expected to announce and introduce Friday morning the person she has chosen to become the next chief of police, several law enforcement sources and officials...
Former British police officer chosen to lead LAPD watchdog
WEBSep 26, 2024 · Django Sibley, who spent about two decades in the LAPD inspector general’s office, will be the next executive director of the Los Angeles Police Commission.
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LAPD Chief Moore Informs Police Commissioners Of Increase Of …
WEBLAPD Chief Michel Moore told the Board of Police Commissioners Tuesday that Los Angeles has seen an increase in homicides and shooting violence this month, but he said it was accompanied by an overall reduction in crimes.
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