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Howard was first appointed to the role in 2020. The resignation is effective immediately.
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The Cleveland Police Patrolman's Association called for the removal of the city's public safety director after he made comments that some considered racially biased. Members of Black on Black Crime, Inc. rallied to support the safety director.
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Officials say the move prevents officer shaming. But does it raise transparency issues?
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Earlier this summer, rates rose from between $350 and $500 to between $750 and $1300.
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Karrie Howard, who served as safety director under previous Mayor Frank Jackson, will become Bibb’s chief public safety officer.