Paul Humphrey, Louisville
Mayor names Paul Humphrey Louisville police chief, calling him a 'proven leader'
Paul Humphrey is the sixth person in four years to lead the beleaguered department and takes over while LMPD is under a federal consent following a scathing report from the
Chief Paul Humphrey knows LMPD inside and out. Greenberg made the right choice.
Naming Paul Humphrey is the best choice for police chief. I can't remember someone who seems more qualified, and dedicated to the community.
Paul Humphrey appointed as Louisville's new permanent police chief
LMPD has dealt with significant turnover in its top job over the last four years, with Humphrey being the sixth chief in just four years.
Louisville interim police chief will lead department in permanent role
Louisville's interim police chief has been named permanent chief. Paul Humphrey took over as interim chief in June when former Chief Jacquelyn Gwinn-Villaroel was suspended over her handling of a sexual harassment claim within the department.
Paul Humphrey selected to lead as chief of Louisville Metro Police Department
Mayor Craig Greenberg announced on Monday that LMPD officer Paul Humphrey will serve as the next chief of the Louisville Metro Police Department.Humphrey is a veteran officer with the department and has served as interim LMPD chief since June 2024.
Louisville Metro Police Interim Chief elevated to permanent post
Louisville Interim Police Chief Paul Humphrey will be taking on the role permanently, after serving three months in the top post.
Louisville Metro Police names new chief
LOUISVILLE Paul Humphrey will serve as the next Louisville Metro Police Department chief after filling the role on an interim basis since June.
New LMPD Chief Humphrey announced major changes in command staff. Here's who is moving
When Paul Humphrey was named the permanent chief of Louisville Metro Police Department, he announced major command staff ...
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LMPD touts drop in violent crime in Louisville, stressing proactive policing
Humphrey and other members of the LMPD command staff laid out the numbers at their bi-weekly news conference, a full picture of crime in the city.
Officials back tougher street racing laws in Louisville, including crushing impounded cars
Louisville authorities and lawmakers are talking about drafting a bill that would destroy the car driven by convicted street racers.
Is Humphrey right for LMPD chief? Who knows? The community was locked out of the process.
Policing in Louisville is going nowhere, but it doesn't have to exist and operate in the ways that it always has.