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3 Tacoma officers found not guilty in the death of Manny Ellis in 2020 have resigned from the department

The three Tacoma police officers who were found not guilty by a jury last month in the death of Manuel Ellis have resigned from the department, according to a statement from the city of Tacoma on Tuesday.

Officers acquitted in Manny Ellis death leave Tacoma PD

Each of the officers will receive a $500,000 settlement as part of their separation agreement, a source told The Jason Rantz Show on KTTH.

Police officers cleared in Manuel Ellis case resign

U.S. Attorney's Office opens review of state's case surrounding Manny Ellis' death

The U.S. Attorney's Office for western Washington is conducting an independent review into the death of Manny Ellis, who died in Tacoma police custody in 2020.

'Crime is not out of control in this city'; Tacoma Police chief address violence after record homicide year

Tacoma Police Chief Avery Moore presented recent data on violent crime in the city. Half a year into the city's Violent Crime Reduction Plan, he says it is working.

Gee & Ursula: Should Tacoma Utilities Director be making over 400K?

Tacoma's Public Utilities Director Jackie Flowers is receiving a 5.6% raise -- now earning more than $400,000 for the year.

Tacoma city leaders will make over $300k annually come 2023

Tacoma City Manager Elizabeth Pauli will make more than $309,000 in 2023, according to a report by the Tacoma News Tribune.

Avery Moore is new Tacoma police chief

Moore currently works as assistant chief of police for the Investigations Bureau in Dallas. He replaces Don Ramsdell, who retired in December 2020.

Avery Moore is new Tacoma police chief

Moore currently works as assistant chief of police for the Investigations Bureau in Dallas. He replaces Don Ramsdell, who retired in December 2020.

Former DPD Investigations Leader Avery Moore Becomes New Tacoma Police Chief

The Tacoma Police Department has announced that Avery Moore, former Dallas police investigations leader, will be the department's new chief.