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FULLERTON - The acting chief is swinging open the doors of the Police Department."I will acknowledge that there are incidents that this Police Department is embarrassed of, said Cpt. Dan Hughes, a 28-year department veteran and lifelong Fullerton resident. "And I should be held...

Fullerton police chief retires from embattled department
Fullerton police chief announces retirement from embattled department after six months on medical leave.

Fullerton Chief Retires With $150K Settlement
The former Fullerton police chief who went on extended medical leave in August during the height of the Kelly Thomas controversy is retiring and will leave the department with a six-figure settlement.

Fullerton police chief retires after medical leave
Fullerton Police Chief Michael Sellers, who went on medical leave during a department controversy, is retiring.

Fullerton Police Chief Michael Sellers To Retire
Fullerton's Police Chief Michael Sellers, who went on extended medical leave last August, is retiring.

Next at NBC Sports: The Olympics...And Baseball?
As the network looks to add content, NBC Sports chief Mark Lazarus calls baseball a premiere...

Egypt Football Riots a Reminder that Sport Isn't Life
Football isn't life. No sport is life. Nothing is life except, of course, life . 74 people are dead, and that number may very well go up sooner than later, after the post-match violence that occurred in a football stadium located in Port Said, Egypt.

Sharapova sets sights on London Olympics
Maria Sharapova is making the London Olympics one of her top priorities this year after missing the Beijing Games with an injury. The third-ranked Russian has won three Grand Slam titles but has never competed at the Olympics. "Representing my country there will be a huge honor for me," Sharapova said.

Ghana fans turn corner of south London red, gold and green
As Ghanaian football fans celebrated their side's nervy Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final win over Tunisia in Franceville, Gabon late on Sunday, four thousand miles away a small corner of south London was also glowing red, gold and green.

Sports court strips Contador of 2010 Tour title
Alberto Contador was stripped of his 2010 Tour de France title Monday and banned for two years after sport's highest court found the Spanish cyclist guilty of doping.