Terry Hara appointed LAPD's 1st Asian-American deputy chief

Terry Hara appointed LAPD's 1st Asian-American deputy chief

LOS ANGELES, United States - Terry Hara (L), who became the first Asian-American deputy chief of the Los Angeles Police Department on April 7, poses with his wife at the Police Academy in Los Angeles. Hara, a third-generation Japanese-American, will oversee the West Bureau, which includes approximately 900,000 residents. (Kyodo)

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