Cynthia Buiza

Director of Policy, Coalition for Humane Immigrants Rights of Los Angeles

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Director of Policy at the Coalition for Humane Immigrants Rights of Los Angeles

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To succeed Bill Bratton , Mayor Antonio Villagraigosa has picked Charlie Beck as the next Chief of the LAPD.  He's 56 and currently Deputy Chief in charge of Detectives.

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To succeed Bill Bratton , Mayor Antonio Villagraigosa has picked Charlie Beck as the next Chief of the LAPD.  He's 56 and currently Deputy Chief in charge of Detectives.

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