Assistant chief will retire under reorganization plan

Remember, LMPD folks, that type of attitude won't go over well when you retire and go knocking on the doors of some of these agencies, and find out what it's like to police where you don't have back up right around the corner. Every jurisdiction has its own issues, and some are right on par with those handled by LMPD.

Want to creep around out in the woods so deep, looking for a meth lap, that you start to hear bangos? Or face down a drunk hunter with a shotgun, and you can't even communicate with officers within ten miles because you work for Fish and Wildlife?