Police chief
Pronunciation: /pəˈɫis ˈtʃif/
Police chief (noun)
- The person in charge of a police department, responsible for managing officers and making sure laws are followed.
- The highest-ranking officer leading a city or regional police force, setting policies and overseeing operations.
Examples
- The police chief sets priorities for the whole department.
- A police chief reviews reports and approves major plans.