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James William Richards was appointed as Pflugerville's new chief of police on Oct. 28. (Manny Holguin/Community Impact)
Pflugerville | Hutto

Pflugerville appoints James Richards as new police chief

By Manny Holguin

Richards is expected to begin his new role in December.

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