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Garrett Burton

Candidate for Detroit City Board of Police Commissioners - District 6

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About Detroit City Board of Police Commissioners - District 6

The City Police Commission is the policy making body for the city police department. Responsibilities include appointing personnel and making and enforcing rules necessary for the operation of the police force.
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