Edwin P. Compass, III is a former Chief of Police of the New Orleans Police Department. He resigned as Chief of Police on September 27, 2005.[1] (wikipedia)
We don't have any substantiated rapes. We will investigate if the individuals come forward.
Right now, human life is paramount so I'm concentrating all my power on getting out people who want to leave,
Every man in a leadership position must know when it's time to hand over the reins,
Every man in a leadership position knows when it's time to hand over reins to someone else. I'll be retiring as superintendent of police and will be going on in another direction God has for me.
She called direct to him and said, 'What do you need?' He said people were sending stuff, but it wasn't what they needed.
I served this department for 26 years and have taken it through some of the toughest times of its history. Every man in a leadership position must know when it's time to hand over the reins.
There are a small percentage of people who terrorize every major American city, ... They have low morals and prey upon the weak. These are criminals. They were housed with law-abiding citizens who they could take advantage of.
At this time in the next 30 to 45 days, on a transition period, I will be retiring as the superintendent of police and I will be going on in another direction God has for me.
Our officers have been urinating and defecating in the basement of Harrah's Casino, ... They have been going in stores to feed themselves.
People would be shooting at us, and we couldn't shoot back because of the families. All we could do is rush toward the flash.
