Bell: Calgary police chief ready to take back the streets — no hug-a-thug cop here

Calgary Police Chief Vows to Reclaim Streets

Katie McLellan, Calgary’s police chief since May, is determined to confront criminals and social disorder head-on. She emphasizes the need for more officers to effectively address these challenges and restore safety in the city.

Commitment to Action

McLellan promises visible police presence tackling wrongdoers soon, signaling a long-awaited response on behalf of Calgarians. She shows no sign of the complacency sometimes seen in higher ranks, focusing instead on active law enforcement.

New Leadership Style

Unlike predecessors, McLellan avoids repeating empty political rhetoric and is ready to address the core issues affecting Calgary’s streets.

"It is time to take back the streets."
Community Impact

The new chief’s approach aims to send a clear message that law enforcement will prioritize public safety and tackle social disorder decisively.

By Katie McLellan's leadership, Calgary's streets are set for a renewed focus on safety and direct policing efforts.

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Calgary Herald Calgary Herald — 2025-11-05