Mayor Karen Bass swears in LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell at the police academy
Mayor Karen Bass swore in the city’s new chief of the Los Angeles Police Department, Jim McDonnell, at a morning ceremony Thursday, Nov. 14 at Elysian Park Academy near downtown as his wife Kathy looked on — and even adjusted his chief’s hat. He becomes the 59th chief of the LAPD.
Jim McDonnell was sworn in as LAPD Chief, vowing no cooperation with ICE and aiming to bolster the force's numbers.
The Los Angeles City Council on Friday confirmed Jim McDonnell as the city’s 59th police chief in a split 11-2 vote, and he was later officially sworn in in front of a crowded room of city leaders ...
McDonnell is the first person to serve in senior executive leadership positions in three of the largest policing agencies in ...
Los Angeles welcomes its new Chief of Police, Jim McDonnell, who was recently confirmed by the City Council. Bringing ...
The City Council today confirmed former Los Angeles County Sheriff Jim McDonnell as the 59th chief of the LAPD, the ...
The newly sworn in chief of the Los Angeles Police Department vowed in a hearing not to assist in mass deportations and said ...
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L.A.'s New Top Cop Faces Immigration Policy ScrutinyAmid protests over his past immigration stance, Jim McDonnell pledges "no cooperation with ICE" as he takes helm of nation's ...
Former Los Angeles County Sheriff Jim McDonnell, who was sworn in as the chief of the Los Angeles Police Department on Friday ...
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