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Baltimore County Police Chief Melissa Hyatt to step down

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Melissa Hyatt was Baltimore County's police chief for three years. She was also the first female police chief in Baltimore County. County Executive Johnny Olszewski says there will be a national search conducted for her replacement. Hyatt's last day with the department will be on December 4.

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Baltimore County parts ways with first female police chief

WJZ has learned that Baltimore County police chief Melissa Hyatt is out as top cop.

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Baltimore County Police Chief Melissa Hyatt to step down

Baltimore County Police Chief Melissa Hyatt will step down at the end of County Executive Johnny Olszewski's first term.

1 year ago·Baltimore, United States

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The Baltimore Sun

Chief Melissa Hyatt to leave Baltimore County Police; Olszewski announces other director changes

Baltimore County Police Chief Melissa Hyatt will leave her position in early December when her contract expires, County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. announced Wednesday.

1 year ago·Baltimore, United States

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Baltimore County Police Chief Melissa Hyatt to step down

Baltimore County Police Chief Melissa Hyatt will step down at the end of County Executive Johnny Olszewski's first term.

1 year ago·Baltimore, United States

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Melissa Hyatt no longer to serve as police chief in Baltimore County

Melissa Hyatt is out as Baltimore County's police chief. Serving for just two years, she was also the first female Baltimore County police chief.

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Baltimore magazine

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