Scott Israel quits as Opa-locka police chief; Will he run for Broward sheriff again?



Former Opa-locka police chief Scott Israel. Photo: CBS4Miami

By Francisco Alvarado, Floridabulldog.org

Scott Israel is out as chief of the Opa-locka Police Department, with some speculation that he may be planning to run again for Broward sheriff next year.

On Thursday, the 67-year-old law enforcement honcho said he resigned as the city’s top police official but gave no reason why he quit the long-troubled city in a brief phone call with Florida Bulldog.

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