Ex-police chief takes interim port post. (People).(William Ellis)(Brief Article)

From: Los Angeles Business Journal | Date: September 16, 2002| Author: Schaff, Jason | Copyright information

WILLIAM Ellis has had more jobs since retiring than he had during his whole career.

The former Long Beach police chief is now interim security director at the Port of Long Beach after serving stints as interim police chief in the cities of Claremont, Manhattan Beach and West Covina.

He replaces Bob Barker, who retired after five years in the post.

Ellis will serve as director until a permanent replacement is named as part of a review of the port's s...

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