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3 LAPD veterans make up the diverse group of finalists for police chief

LOS ANGELES - The three finalists for chief of the Los Angeles Police Department are Robert Arcos, Michel Moore and Bill Scott, according to three sources familiar with the selection process. The candidates in the racially diverse group have decades of experience in the department.

Arcos, a third-generation Mexican-American, is in charge of Central Bureau, which includes downtown and parts of northeast Los Angeles. Moore oversees the LAPD's patrol operations. Scott, who is African-American, left the

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