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Miami-Dade Police Director To Retire

MIAMI -- The director of the Miami-Dade Police Department announced his retirement in a letter Friday to Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Alvarez. In the letter, Director Robert Parker said his retirement is effective on Sunday. Full Article at Local10 Miami

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    MIAMI -- Miami-Dade County's top law enforcement officer is stepping down. Miami-Dade Police Director Robert Parker turned in retirement papers Friday, saying he has enjoyed working to reduce crime and serving the public. Full Article at Miami Herald

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    Miami-Dade police Director Robert ``Bobby'' Parker is expected to announce Friday that he will be retiring after more than five years at the helm of Florida's largest police department, sources close to Parker told The Herald. Full Article at Miami Herald

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