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Dallas’ police chief resigns

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U. Reneé Hall, the first Black woman to lead the Dallas police force, submitted her resignation Tuesday but agreed to stay on through the end of the year. Hall’s resignation letter, which the city provided to The Associated Press, didn’t give a reason for stepping down. She did not respond to a request for comment. Hall is the latest in a parade of big city chiefs to resign or retire amid the protests and unrest that have swept the county since George Floyd, a Black man who was on the ground and handcuffed, died in May after a white Minneapolis police officer pressed his knee on Floyd’s neck for several minutes. Catherine Cuellar, a city spokeswoman, originally said City Manager T.C. Broadnax accepted Hall’s resignation effective Nov. 10, but later said the chief had agreed to Broadnax’s request that she continue leading the department through the end of the year.—AP

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