James E. Davis (police)
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James E. Davis was Chief of Police of the City of Los Angeles from 1926-1931 and from 1933-1939.
See Los Angeles Police Department.
| Preceded by: R. Lee Heath | Chief of LAPD 1926–1931 | Succeeded by: Roy E. Steckel |
| Preceded by: Roy E. Steckel | Chief of LAPD 1933–1939 | Succeeded by: D.A. Davidson |
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