William A. Worton

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William A. Worton (January 4, 1897 – July 25, 1973), a former Marine Corps General, served as interim Los Angeles Police Department police chief from June 1949 to 1950.

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Police appointments
Preceded by
Clemence B. Horrall		 Chief of LAPD
1949–1950		 Succeeded by
William H. Parker
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
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