US EditionUnder Fire, CMPD Chief to Retire
- Jorge Zamora, who began his law enforcement career as a cadet at 15 and served more than 30 years with the Watsonville Police Department, will retire effective August 30.
- Zamora, the department's first first-generation Mexican-American chief, developed a community advisory board and reassured immigrants his police would not facilitate deportations.
- David Rodriguez, currently the assistant chief, will take on the role of acting police chief during the city’s search for a new permanent leader, while expressing appreciation for Zamora’s contributions.
- City Manager Tamara Vides praised Zamora's role in improving public safety and community trust, highlighting his rise from a neighborhood affected by gang violence.
- Zamora thanked Watsonville for its support and partnership, reflecting on the challenges overcome and his commitment to serve the community throughout his tenure.
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