St. Petersburg Times
Ninety minutes later, he's sitting at his meticulously organized desk on the 10th floor of downtown police headquarters. His black police uniform fits perfectly over his tall, lean frame, his shirt tucked in with military precision, buttonholes marching a straight line to his belt buckle.
In the year since Hogue was sworn in, he has become known as a visible, accessible police chief who'd rather attend roll calls and ride out on midnight patrol than work at his desk. He considers himself a cop who just happens to be chief. A very busy cop.
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