Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg announces new LMPD chief of police
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg removed the "interim" tag from Paul Humphrey's title, naming him as the permanent Louisville Metro Police chief effective immediately at a news conference Monday morning. During the announcement, Greenberg said the city needs "stable and strong leadership" to become the "best police department in America."
Louisville interim Police Chief Paul Humphrey, a two-decade veteran of the department, was named full-time chief on Monday.
Jacquelyn Gwinn-Villaroel was placed on leave in June for her handling of a sexual harassment complaint. She resigned less ...
The city’s special investigation found Gwinn-Villaroel demonstrated conduct unbecoming of an officer in her response to the ...
Mayor Craig Greenberg suspended Gwinn-Villaroel and launched an investigation after learning how she handled a complaint ...
He said he wants LMPD to be the best and most transparent police department in the country. He said he wanted to build on the ...
Paul Humphrey will serve as the next Louisville Metro Police Department chief after filling the role on an interim basis ...
LOUISVILLE, Miss. (WTVA) — A traffic violation led to a man's arrest and a $1 million bond in Louisville. Louisville Police ...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Louisville interim Police Chief Paul Humphrey, a two-decade veteran of the department, was named permanent chief on Monday. Humphrey took over as interim chief in June ...
Metro Police Chief Paul Humphrey backs Mayor Craig Greenberg, saying crushing seized street racing vehicles would be 'pretty ...
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