San Francisco's New Police Chief

Dave Iverson

Apr 29, 2011 at

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Fourth-generation San Franciscan and 30-year SFPD veteran Greg Suhr, who began his career as a beat patrol cop, was sworn in as the city’s new police chief this week. He joins us to talk about his top priorities, upcoming budget negotiations and how he plans to tackle issues such as gang violence and officer misconduct.

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Greg Suhr, San Francisco police chief

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