CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - A police chief in South Carolina is retiring after nearly 11 years in office.
Charleston Police Chief Greg Mullen is leaving the post Monday, concluding a law enforcement career of 35 years.
Mullen had announced his retirement June 13 in a letter to Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg.
Tecklenburg has chose Deputy Chief Jerome Taylor to serve as interim police chief.
A nationwide search is underway to find a permeant police chief.
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