Assistant Chief, Los Angeles Police Department
Assistant Chief of the Los Angeles Police Department, in charge of the building project for the new LAPD headquarters; one of the officers shortlisted for the position of new chief
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Sharon Papa
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FROM Sharon Papa
Which Way, L.A.?
Will New Headquarters Mean More than a New Look for the LAPD? The new headquarters of the Los Angeles Police Department is flanked by the Caltrans building, City Hall and the LA Times. At Saturday's dedication, outgoing Chief Bill Bratton said that's designed to cooperation with other governments, the obligation to serve the community and transparency to the media and the public.
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