Cherokee police chief resigns

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Wednesday, 15/06/2022

After just shy of a year on the job, Cherokee Police Chief Josh Taylor announced June 13 that he would resign from the post. 

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Up to the fight: Cherokee’s new police chief aims for big changes

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Wednesday, 16/03/2022

Josh Taylor is seven months into his job as chief of the Cherokee Indian Police Department. Asked how it’s going, he pauses, clasps his hands together atop the table, and leans forward.

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