DEI ANNE. What a gal. The Granny Clampett look-a-like sure fits the DEMONrat profile for a law enforcement honcho. Fired from her last police super job, she won a lawsuit for her termination for $1.5M before taking the New Orleans job. Granny probably gave the NO terrorist driving lessons since just after her hire, she did hit two civilians with her car resulting in one injury. Great mentor for terrorists eh? She also has a Chicago linkage while working for Obama buddy Rahm Dead Fish Emmanuel on "police reform".
Its truly wonderful isn't it when such wonderful DEI hires prove their "worth" on the job isn't it??
Police veteran hailed for reform efforts in Washington, California nominated to be New Orleans chief
By KEVIN McGILL
Updated 4:34 PM PST, September 11, 2023
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) — New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell said Monday that she has chosen Anne Kirkpatrick, a former chief of police in Spokane, Washington, and Oakland, California, to head the New Orleans Police Department, a nomination subject to the approval of the City Council.
Kirkpatrick, if approved, would be the permanent replacement for Shaun Ferguson, who retired from the job last year. The post has been held on an interim basis by Michelle Woodfork, a longtime veteran of the New Orleans department, who had also applied for the job.
“With over 35 years of experience in law enforcement, coupled with 20 years of leading police departments of even larger municipalities, Kirkpatrick has proven that she is more than capable and has what it takes to now lead the world-class NOPD,” Cantrell said in a news release.
Kirkpatrick’s job history includes six years as chief of police in Spokane. She was tapped to help with police reform efforts in Chicago under then-Mayor Rahm Emmanuel in 2017. But she left that job soon afterward to head up Oakland’s police department.
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She was fired in Oakland in 2020. But she filed a whistleblower claim against the city, alleging she was fired for calling out unethical behavior by the civilian commission that oversees the police department. She eventually received a $1.5 million payment.
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