Chief of Detectives Brendan Deenihan will be leaving the Chicago Police Department, sources said Wednesday.
Deenihan was promoted to Deputy Chief in the Detective Division in January 2020 after being with the department for 22 years.
In his career, he has also served as Commander of Area Central Detectives, Commander of Internal Affairs and as a Homicide Lieutenant in Area South. The majority of mayoral candidates say they'd fire Chicago Police Supt. David Brown if elected. Even if he does keep his job, he'd be forced to resign in October when he turns 63 — that is the mandatory retirement age for Chicago cops and firefighters.
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