Findlay Police Chief to retire in June after decades of service

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FINDLAY, Ohio (WTVG) — After 36 years in law enforcement, Police Chief James Mathias of Findlay will retire on June 12. His tenure included various leadership roles, with Mayor Muryn praising his impact on the community. City officials are preparing for a smooth transition to a new Chief of Police.

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