Calgary Police Chief Ready to Reclaim the Streets
Katie McLellan, Calgary’s new police chief since May, aims to confront criminals and address social disorder head-on. She emphasizes the urgent need for more officers to effectively restore safety in the city.
McLellan promises a proactive approach, signaling that Calgary police will soon be visible tackling troublemakers, sending a firm and much-needed message on behalf of the community.
"It is time to take back the streets."
Unlike some senior officers who become detached from frontline policing, McLellan approaches her role with clear focus and determination, avoiding political clichés and paperwork distractions.
About Katie McLellan
- Appointed as Calgary’s top police officer in May.
- Stepped in following the previous chief’s unexplained departure.
- Advocates for increased police presence and resources.
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Author's Summary
Katie McLellan, Calgary’s committed new police chief, aims to strengthen law enforcement and visibly confront crime to restore community safety without political distractions.