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

Calgary Police Chief Commits to Restoring Order

Katie McLellan, Calgary's new police chief since May, is determined to address criminal activity and social disorder in the city. She emphasizes the need for more officers to effectively manage the challenges on the streets.

Focus on Action Over Politics

Unlike some senior officers who become detached from frontline duties, Chief McLellan is focused on real results rather than political rhetoric. She promises visible police presence and a strong stance against bad actors.

Message to Calgarians

Sooner rather than later you will see Calgary police out tackling the bad actors, sending a long-overdue message on behalf of Calgarians. It is time to take back the streets.

McLellan’s leadership aims to restore safety and confidence in Calgary’s neighborhoods by confronting crime head-on without compromise.

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Author's summary: Calgary's police chief Katie McLellan pledges stronger action against crime and social disorder, focusing on reclaiming public spaces with increased officer presence and zero tolerance policies.

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Calgary Herald Calgary Herald — 2025-11-05