Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson on Monday will introduce Larry Snelling, the police department's counterterrorism head, as his choice for police superintendent of the nation's third-largest city.
said in a statement. “It is also a tremendous responsibility, and one that I do not take lightly.”
“In order to continue to make progress as a department, we must embrace innovation, continue to strengthen morale, and go further in strengthening bonds of trust between police and community,”He has been chief of the department’s bureau of counterterrorism, which coordinates with the Office of Emergency Management and Communication and other city agencies, since 2022.
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