At a West Palm Beach City Commission meeting, commissioners unanimously voted to approve Antonio "Tony Araujo, 65, as the West Palm Beach police chief. This comes after Mayor Keith James held a news conference on Monday morning at City Hall to announce leadership initiatives at the West Palm Beach Police Department.

The city has been without a permanent police chief since October, when the mayor fired Chief Frank Adderley, citing financial improprieties among the department's command leadership.

He was supposed to be a temporary fix, but now the West Palm Beach Mayor says Interim Police Chief Tony Araujo will be getting the job permanently. Araujo was working as a colonel with the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office in October when Mayor Keith James agreed with the agency to bring him on after the firing of former Chief Frank Adderley.

West Palm Beach Mayor Keith James will hold a news conference Monday to outline what he's calling "leadership initiatives" at the city police department.

The man has been arrested on one count of written or electronic threats to kill, do bodily injury, or conduct a mass shooting or an act of terrorism.

West Palm Beach Mayor Keith James has recommended interim police Chief Tony Araujo for the permanent role, saying he has exceeded expectations in recent months.