Emada Tingirides withdraws her application for Fort Worth police chief, remaining with LAPD as assistant chief.

Emada Tingirides with the Los Angeles Police Department withdrew her application, according to city officials.

Fort Worth City Councilman Chris Nettles is raising concerns about the city's police chief hiring process after a finalist ...

Emada Tingirides, with the Los Angeles Police Department,​ withdrew her application for police chief at the Fort Worth Police ...

One of four finalists for the open chief of police job in Fort Worth has withdrawn her application after receiving a ...

In less than a month, the citizens of Fort Worth will get a chance to know the three candidates vying to become the next ...

Emada Tingirides helped build a program that turned policing on its head in Los Angeles. Whether the LAPD and the city are ready for her to be chief is uncertain.

My guest is the deputy Los Angeles police chief, Emada Tingirides. Welcome to Washington Post Live, Chief.

The finalists are Austin interim chief Joe Chacon, Los Angeles Police Department Deputy Chief Emada Tingirides and Dallas Police Department Assistant Chief Avery L. Moore.

Emada Tingirides, an 18-year member of the force, recalled a single conversation with Dorner in 2007, when he was dealing with the disciplinary process and brought it up to her.

Emada Tingirides is the second Black, female deputy chief of the Los Angeles Police Department. One of the first officers in the Community Safety Partnership, she now leads the bureau.