A Statement From Acting Police Chief Paul Junger on Appointment of Interim Police Chief Patti Jackson

Tacoma, WALocal News

In a recent statement, Acting Police Chief Paul Junger articulated his gratitude for serving the Tacoma Police Department and expressed confidence in the appointment of Interim Police Chief Patti Jackson. Junger emphasized the significant role that stability plays in ensuring the department's effectiveness and the community's trust. His commitment to supporting Jackson illustrates a collaborative approach to leadership and public safety. The Tacoma Police Department aims to foster strong partnerships with the community, ensuring Tacoma remains a safe place to live, work, and visit. This leadership change comes at a crucial time, as the department seeks to enhance its public safety strategies.

Junger’s support of Jackson reflects a dedication to maintaining high standards within the police force. The statement serves as a reassurance to the community that the department is committed to transparency and accountability. Overall, the appointment of Jackson signals a positive step toward reinforcing trust and safety in Tacoma.

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