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.?
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