L.A. County has seven female police chiefs. They've brought different skills — and set an all-time high (latimes.com)

Dana Brown (PACEs Connection Staff) 3/21/178:00 AM

(Lisa) Rosales is one of seven female police chiefs in Los Angeles County, an all-time high. Women lead departments in Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, Claremont, Hermosa Beach, Alhambra and Manhattan Beach.

Several of the chiefs gathered recently at USC’s Sol Price School of Public Policy for a panel discussion on female leaders in law enforcement.

Rosales said her style of policing encompasses listening, empathy and patience — qualities she said have helped de-escalate potentially volatile situations.

To read more of Melissa Etehad's article, please click here.

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