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A police chief's retirement has been announced. P. Jackson, who holds the top position in a city's police department.
Further information about this development is available from the City of Pasadena. Details of the retirement were released in a statement from the city. The statement confirms the retirement of the city's top police official, but additional details are not provided here and can be found through the city's announcement.
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