Former Long Beach police commissioner Michael Tangney dies at age 66
Michael Tangney was a 42-year veteran of the Long Beach Police Department.
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Mar 10, 2022, 3:34 AM
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2h agoA former Long Beach police commissioner died at 66 on Wednesday.
Michael Tangney was a 42-year veteran of the Long Beach Police Department.
He retired in 2020 and spent the final eight years of his career as police commissioner.
For a brief time in 2017, Tangney also served as the acting city manager.
