Carlsbad top cop Mickey Williams announces retirement

by Coast News wire services

CARLSBAD — Law enforcement veteran Mickey Williams, a nearly 30-year member of the Carlsbad Police Department who has served as its chief since mid-2021, will retire this spring, city officials announced this week. Williams will step down on April 15 and be succeeded by current Assistant Chief Christie Calderwood, according...The post Carlsbad top cop Mickey Williams announces retirement appeared first on The Coast News Group.

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