The City of Houston has accepted Troy Finner's retirement as chief of police, an email to police employees on Tuesday ...
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Three years and a month ago, the city ushered in new leadership at the police department. Fast forward to Tuesday night, and HPD is undergoing change once again.

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Houston Police Department Chief Troy Finner announces he's retiring, Satterwhite named Acting Chief
Houston Police Department Chief Troy Finner has announced that he's retiring. That's according to an e-mail obtained by FOX 26 from Houston Mayor John Whitmire.In the e-mail, Whitmire stated that he accepted Finner's retirement. According to Whitmire, Larry Satterwhite has been named Acting Chief of Police as of 10:31 p.m. Tuesday night. The announcement comes following several big stories in the news including the investigation into 264,000 cases suspended with the code of 'lack of...
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Effective around 10:30 p.m. Tuesday, Executive Assistant Chief Larry Satterwhite will take his place as acting chief of police.
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Mayor Whitmire says he's accepted Troy Finner's retirement as HPD police chief in memo obtained by KHOU 11
In the email sent to HPD employees, Mayor John Whitmire announced he's appointed Larry Satterwhite as acting chief of police effective 10:31 p.m. Tuesday.
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Mayor Whitmire says he's accepted Troy Finner's retirement as HPD police chief in memo obtained by KHOU 11