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Lt. Col. Michael Sack says two Black finalists declined the job, so mayor hired only other white candidate to cover for not hiring Sack during first search

Powerful position opened up when Rick Frank suddenly retired, citing health reasons. Frank has since reapplied for his old job.

Robert Tracy is the first outsider to lead the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department in its 214-year history.

Michael Sack, the current interim chief, is the only internal candidate in the running. The finalists will appear at a public forum on Tuesday.

Four men are finalists to lead the department, including Michael Sack, the current interim chief.

Town hall is supposed to take place in 11 days, but St. Louis doesn't know who three finalists will be yet.

There are 35 applicants for the city’s next chief of police and the interim personnel director’s term has been extended so he can oversee the process.

Christine Byers shares details on the extension of the search for the SLMPD chief, almost a year after John Hayden announced retirement.

Mayor Tishaura Jones said using the Boulware Group will make the search for a permanent chief more transparent. Lt. Col. Michael Sack will take over as interim chief on June 18, when Chief John Hayden retires.

The City of St. Louis will launch a nationwide search to replace Chief John Hayden, who has set a retirement date of June 18, 2022.