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Lifelong Newark resident to be its next police chief

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Mark Farrall, now the acting chief, will become chief of police on Feb. 1. He replaces Paul Tiernan, retiring after 15 years. He became a police officer in 1993 after completing the Delaware State Police Academy. He has served in the patrol division, plus the traffic, special operations and street crimes units.

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Newark native Mark Farrall named city's next police chief

Mark Farrall, a lifelong Newarker and a 28-year veteran of the Newark Police Department, will serve as the city's next police chief.

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Lifelong Newark resident to be its next police chief

Mark Farrall, Newark’s new police chief. A lifelong Newark resident who has served on the Newark Police Department for 28 years will be its next leader. Mark Farrall, now the acting chief, will become chief of police on Feb. 1. He replaces Paul Tiernan, retiring after 15 years. “I am humbled by the opportunity,” Farrall said in a statement. “I am extremely proud of the men and women of the Newark Police Department and look forward to leading the…

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