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First Female Haitian American Promoted to Assistant Police Chief in Miami

Posted on October 2, 2019October 3, 2019 by Natalia Barreau, DI

Miami Police Department has promoted a new assistant police chief and her name is Cherise Gause.

What We Know:

  • On September 27, 2019, Jorge Colina Chief of the Miami Police Department promoted officer Cherise Gause to assistant chief. Cherise is the department’s first Haitian American assistant chief. 
  • During the ceremony, she said “I’m very happy about the promotion and I’m looking forward to doing great things with the city of Miami. Yes, I am Haitian American, so it is also a big achievement for the Haitian American community to celebrate this moment with me”.
  • The new assistant chief is very active in her community. She regularly participates in fundraisers, marathons, and community service activities in the Miami and Fort Lauderdale area.
  • Following the ceremony, Colina commented on Gause. “She’s worked very hard and she set an example for so many people and, you know, it’s just somebody — it’s undeniable the leadership and the hard work — and that’s what we need in this city.”

A new major and commander were also promoted but the star of the show was Cherise making history on that day.

Posted in Headlines, NewsTagged Assistant Police Chief, Cherise Gause, Haitian American, Jorge Colina, Miami Police Department, promotion

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