Chicago's Fraternal Order of Police has elected a new president to succeed Mark Donahue.
With 54 percent of the vote, officers and retirees elected 33-year-old Mike Shields to the post.
He's currently a trustee of the police officers' pension fund and ran on a platform of protecting the retirement plan.
The Chicago Sun-Times reminds:
Donahue is ending his third term as FOP president and was not eligible to run again.
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