David Doan

Chief of Detectives, LAPD

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Chief of Detectives for the Los Angels Police Department, overseeing several departments including Robbery-Homicide Detection

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As Los Angeles tries to cope with mounting financial problems, Mayor Villaraigosa insists that furloughs and layoffs don't apply to public safety.

LAPD Officers Stopped from Doing Overtime

As Los Angeles tries to cope with mounting financial problems, Mayor Villaraigosa insists that furloughs and layoffs don't apply to public safety.

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