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Read Paul Vallas, Brandon Johnson Statements on David Brown's Resignation as CPD Superintendent
Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson both have said that they would replace David Brown as head of the Chicago Police Department, and now one of the contenders for Chicago’s mayoral spot will get that opportunity after the superintendent announced his resignation.
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Chicago's Resigning Top Cop Issues Statement, Reveals New Job
Chicago Police Supt. David Brown is resigning his post, and we’re getting more details on where the city’s top member of law enforcement will be heading.
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Chicago Police Supt. David Brown to Resign Later This Month
Chicago Police Supt. David Brown will resign his post later this month after the election defeat of Mayor Lori Lightfoot, her office announced Wednesday.
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‘When Children Are Shot, a Line Has Been Crossed': Community Leaders Respond to Garfield Mass Shooting
Chicago community and faith leaders along with 28th Ward Ald. Jason Ervin and other elected officials are continuing to press for answers after a drive-by mass shooting Monday in the city’s Garfield park neighborhood injured at least 14 people, including 3 children.
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Police Continue to Investigate After 14 People Shot in East Garfield Park
Chicago police are continuing to investigate after 14 people were shot during a gathering in East Garfield Park Monday night, NBC 5’s Kate Chappell reports.
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Lightfoot Calls For ‘Statewide Ban' on ‘Weapons of War' After Garfield Park Mass Shooting
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Tuesday posted a statement to Twitter “urging” state legislature to act after a drive-by mass shooting Monday in the city’s Garfield Park neighborhood left at least 14 people injured, including 3 children.
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13 Shot in Garfield Park After SUV Opens Fire
At least 13 people were hurt in a drive-by shooting in Garfield Park on Chicago’s west side Monday night, police say. According to officials, 3 of the victims were children. Lisa Chavarria has more.
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At Least 14 People, Including 3 Children, Injured in Drive-By Shooting in Garfield Park
According to officials, three of the victims were children. The youngest victim, a 3-year-old, was last listed in serious condition, police said.