Chicago: Statement From Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot
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~ Superintendent David O. Brown has announced his resignation from the Chicago Police Department, effective March 16. His resignation was accepted by the Mayor, who commended him for his accomplishments during his tenure. These include setting a record number of illegal gun recoveries for two consecutive years, leading a double digit reduction in violent crime in 2022, significant progress on the consent decree, standing up a full time recruitment team that yielded over 950 new hires last year, significantly expanding resources for officer wellness and promoting more women to the senior exempt ranks than ever before in the department's history. First Deputy Eric Carter will be appointed as interim superintendent until the new Mayor is sworn into office. The Community Commission for Public Safety and Accountability has been asked to begin searching for a new Superintendent so that the new Mayor can make a selection as soon as possible.

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