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ByMinneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo has taken himself out of the running for the top police job in San Jose, Calif.The Minneapolis Police Department issued a statement Tuesday evening, a day after San Jose announced that he was among the finalists for the job there."Chief Arradondo at this time has respectfully requested to have his name withdrawn from consideration for the San Jose Chief search process," according to the MPD release. "He wishes the City of San Jose and the SJPD the best as they select their next Chief of Police."The statement, sent by MPD spokesman John Elder, said the chief remains "committed" to Minneapolis and the work to "enact transformational change."Elder said Monday that a recruiter reached out to Arradondo for his résumé. He then gave permission for it to be sent to San Jose.According to documents from the city of San Jose, Arradondo was among six finalists. One person withdrew Monday morning.Arradondo joined the force in 1989 as a patrol officer in the Fourth Precinct. He worked his way up and was appointed to lead the department in 2017.He has faced numerous challenges in the past year as tensions continue among the MPD, the City Council and residents calling for police reform in the aftermath of George Floyd's death.A small group of council members pledged to work toward "ending" the department.The protests have continued, flaring up after Minneapolis police officers fatally shot Dolal Idd, 23, of Eden Prairie. Police said Idd was wanted on a felony warrant and shot at them first.Alex Chhith • 612-673-4759}Next in LocalFollow usWelcome,

ByMinneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo has taken himself out of the running for the top police job in San Jose, Calif.The Minneapolis Police Department issued a statement Tuesday evening, a day after San Jose announced that he was among the finalists for the job there."Chief Arradondo at this time has respectfully requested to have his name withdrawn from consideration for the San Jose Chief search process," according to the MPD release. "He wishes the City of San Jose and the SJPD the best as they select their next Chief of Police."The statement, sent by MPD spokesman John Elder,...

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