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JCPD names permanent police chief

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By KMAN Staff on August 18, 2016 Geary County, Local News, Top Story
Dan Breci stands in front of the JCPD logo and American flag. Breci was announced as the department's new police chief Thursday. (Photo courtesy the Junction City Police Department)
Dan Breci stands in front of the JCPD logo and American flag. Breci was announced as the department's new police chief Thursday. (Photo courtesy the Junction City Police Department)
Dan Breci stands in front of the JCPD seal and the American flag. Breci was announced as the department’s new police chief Thursday. (Photo courtesy the Junction City Police Department)

The Junction City Department has a new permanent chief of police.

City Manager Allen Dinkel named Dan Breci as chief of police effective immediately Thursday. Breci had been serving in an interim role since Tim Brown retired form his post in June.

According to Human Resources Director Dawn Van Horn, Breci began his professional career as a law enforcement officer with the Mitchell Police Department in South Dakota in 1976.

He also served as a sergeant in the United States Army, Military Police Investigations Unit, at Fort Riley.

Breci has been with the Junction City Police Department since September 2009 as captain of operations. He and his wife, Carolyn, have four children and 11 grandchildren.

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