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Metropolitan Nashville Police Department - Chief John Drake, joined by new recruiting team members, today became among the first law enforcement leaders to sign the national 30x30 pledge, an initiative sponsored by
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Drake confirms run-in with police in Sweden after team initially denies arrest
