Los Angeles Fire Department Chief Kristin Crowley has come under attack for her handling of the deadly wildfires. Several current and former LAFD battalion chiefs and administrators are calling for her retirement.

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LAFD officials demand chief's ouster for wildfires mismanagement

The union defended Crowley after a letter claiming to be from retired and active LAFD chief officers assailed the chief over her agency's wildfire response.

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‘You Have Failed’: LA Fire Chiefs Demand Current LAFD Head Be Thrown Overboard In Scathing Letter

Current and former officials with the Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) are calling for LAFD Chief Kristin Crowley to resign immediately. In a 5-page letter that includes no signatures, several current and former chief officers – which includes battalion chiefs, assistant chiefs, and deputy chiefs – blamed Crowley for the poor response to the California wildfires, NewsNation reported. “Chief, please focus on your current duties and responsibili…

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Calls for Accountability: Retired and Active LAFD Chiefs BLAST LAFD Chief Kristen Crowley

(NewsNation) — Los Angeles Fire Department Chief Kristin Crowley has come under attack for her handling of the deadly wildfires. Several current and former LAFD battalion chiefs and administrators are calling for her retirement. In a scathing five-page letter obtained by NewsNation, the group puts the number of fatalities and the loss of property at Crowley’s feet and says her retirement “would be best for the citizens of Los Angeles” and member…

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Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) Chief Kristin Crowley is facing intense criticism and calls for her resignation over her handling of the deadly wildfires that have ravaged the region. A scathing five-page letter signed by several current and former LAFD battalion chiefs and administrators accuses… LAFD Officials Demand Chief’s Resignation Over Wildfire Response

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LAFD Officials Demand Chief's Resignation Over Wildfire Response

Celebrity fitness trainer Jillian Michaels appeared on Fox Business Friday and ripped into California’s state and local officials for their “horrendously” mismanaged leadership during the Los Angeles County fires.
Michaels asked how many people “need to die” for change to occur.
Wildfires raged…

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‘How Many Need To Die?’: Jillian Michaels Rips ‘Horrendously’ Mismanaged Leadership Over California Wildfires

Current and former officials with the Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) are calling for LAFD Chief Kristin Crowley to resign. The letter, obtained by NewsNation, says it is the officials’ responsibility to “transmit this communication to you as fire service professionals and members who care deeply for the citizens we swore an oath to protect and the members of the Los Angeles City Fire Department (LAFD).” “Your outburst regarding the budget an…

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Current, Former LAFD Officials Demand Chief Resign - American Faith

Los Angeles Fire Department Chief Kristin Crowley received a growing number of calls to resign on Friday. Many LAFD chief officers are saying that she mismanaged the L.A. wildfires and needs to leave the post as a result. Since January 7th, Los Angeles County has been devastated by several wildfires blazing in different areas of the county. This includes the Palisades Fire, which is currently at around 23,700 acres and has resulted in 10 deaths,…

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Calls Grow For LAFD Chief Crowley To Resign Over Wildfire Mismanagement – California Globe

Calls for L.A. Fire Department (LAFD) Chief Crowley to retire are heating up after her handling of the fires that have devastated the area.

LAFD officials demand chief's ouster for wildfires mismanagement

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