- Plagued by controversy surrounding her handling of Black Lives Matter protests, the chief of the Dallas Police Department has resigned.
- Chief U. Reneé Hall, the first black woman in history to head the department, handed over her letter of resignation on Tuesday, she revealed. Hall's decision to step down comes after members of the Dallas City Council condemned her leadership skills during the protests, which led to $5 million in property damage.
- Her announcement comes just after Rochester, New Yorkâs police chief announced his retirement in the wake of Daniel Prude's death, which occurred while he was in policy custody in March.
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