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Quincy swears in Brian Alexander as new police chief

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June 17, 2026
in Gadsden County, Quincy
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A professional portrait of a Black male police chief smiling subtly against a soft, blurred green background. He is bald with a light mustache and wears a dark blue law enforcement uniform. His uniform features a gold badge on the chest, four gold stars on his collar indicating the rank of chief, a black tie, and a shoulder patch that reads 'CITY OF GRETNA POLICE'.

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Gadsden County News Service 

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