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Missouri City just hired Houston's former police chief, Troy Finner, to lead their own police department. This move could bring new strategies and leadership to local law enforcement.
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Hiring a big-name chief like Finner might mean a higher salary, but could also bring better crime-fighting strategies that save money in the long run.
Residents can expect potentially improved public safety and crime reduction efforts under experienced leadership.
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