Arthur C. Hohmann

Arthur Clarence Hohmann (November 12, 1895-April 9, 1985) served as Los Angeles Police Department Chief of Police from 1939 to 1941.

Police appointments
Preceded by D. A. Davidson	Chief of LAPD 1939–1941	Succeeded by Clemence B. Horrall

v • d • e LAPD Chiefs

1876 - 1900	Gerkens · Harris · King · Gard · King · Cuddy · McCarthy · Horner · J.W. Davis · Skinner · Darcy · Cuddy · Loomis · Benedict · Cooney · Burns · Glass

1900 - 1926	Elton · Hammell · Auble · Kern · Broadhead · Dishman · Galloway · Sebastian · Snively · Butler · Home · Murray · Pendegast · Jones · Everington · Oaks · Vollmer · Heath

1926 - 1950	J.E. Davis · Steckel · J.E. Davis · Davidson · Hohmann · Horrall · Worton

1950 - 2002	Parker · Brown · Reddin · Murdock · E.M. Davis · Rock · Gates · Williams · Lewis · Parks

2002 - present	Pomeroy · Bratton

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