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candidate for LA Sheriff
Assistant Sheriff, he's been in the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department for 29 years; member of the Lakewood City Council; Candidate for LA County Sheriff
PROFILE
Todd Rogers
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FROM Todd Rogers
Which Way, L.A.?
Sheriff's Candidate Todd Rogers In January, Lee Baca retired from office a year short of completing his fourth term. His replacement, Interim Sheriff John Scott , is not running and this is the first time in decades that no incumbent's name has appeared on the ballot. We've been interviewing seven candidates one at a time, and today we welcome Assistant Sheriff Todd Rogers, a veteran of 29 years, who's also a member of the City Council in Lakewood.
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