Outgoing D.C. police chief on city's rising crime rate: "A lot more guns are in communities now"
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Washington – Metropolitan Police Chief Robert Contee will be leaving the department, officials announced Wednesday evening, and has been tapped to join the FBI.
Contee, who has served as chief since January of 2021, and with the department since 1989, will be departing, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser confirmed.
Sources told CBS News that Contee will be joining the FBI as assistant director of the Office of Partner Engagement.
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