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EPISODE · Jul 30, 2025 · 55 MIN

Navigating Identity and Leadership: Chief Daniel Hahn's Inspiring Story in Law Enforcement

from Layers of Leadership · host Dr. Michael Marion, Jr.

In this episode of the "Layers of Leadership" podcast, hosted by Dr. Michael Marion Jr., Chief Daniel Hahn, the first African-American police chief in Roseville and Sacramento, shares his journey in law enforcement. Hahn discusses his upbringing in Oak Park, the influence of his adoptive family, and the challenges he faced growing up. He reflects on pivotal moments, such as testifying in a murder trial as a child, and the importance of community involvement. Hahn emphasizes the value of lived experiences in shaping perspectives on issues like reentry from incarceration and highlights the significance of humility, integrity, and community engagement in leadership.

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