Daryl Gates (* 30. August 1926 in Glendale; † 16. April 2010 in Dana Point) was a chief of Los Angeles Police Department, 1978-1992. He was 83 years old. His education included University of Southern California, Franklin High School and Pasadena City College. He worked at Los Angeles Police Department. His cause of death was bladder cancer.

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Born in Glendale, Los Angeles County

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Died in Dana Point, Orange County (bladder cancer)

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30. Aug 1926 – 16. Apr 2010(83 years)Died in:Dana Point, Orange County

Chief of Los Angeles Police Department, 1978-1992

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Birthplace

Glendale, Los Angeles County

Place of Death

Dana Point, Orange County

Occupation

police officer

Nationality

United States

Cause of Death

bladder cancer

Education(3)

University of Southern California Franklin High School Pasadena City College

Employer(1)

Los Angeles Police Department

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Chief of the Los Angeles Police Department

Daryl Gates (* 30. August 1926 in Glendale; † 16. April 2010 in Dana Point) was a chief of Los Angeles Police Department, 1978-1992. He was 83 years old. His education included University of Southern California, Franklin High School and Pasadena City College. He worked at Los Angeles Police Department. His cause of death was bladder cancer.

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1926

Born in Glendale, Los Angeles County

2010

Died in Dana Point, Orange County (bladder cancer)

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