Page 23 - Eric Carter News Today

Eric Carter, interim superintendent of Chicago police, will retire on May 15 - the same day the citys progressive new mayor takes office. Carter said the decision was made long ago.

Increased security following last weekend’s downtown mayhem. The Bears get a bill boost from Springfield. And as Chicago’s next mayor taps his transition team, Lightfoot and members of City Council bid farewell to City Hall.

Incoming mayor Johnson and Chicago police don’t have to like each other, but they will have to work together to curb violence. Young people and their families should be part of the conversation about solutions.

Chicago police are working on strategies in case there are any other large teen gatherings downtown this weekend.

The leader of the Community Commission for Public Safety and Accountability says the group will consider ideas to control chaotic gatherings of youths downtown when submitting candidate names for city's top cop.

As Chicago police and other community leaders ramp up efforts to address and prevent chaotic weekend events billed as “teen takeovers” in downtown Chicago,...

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Interim Police Supt. Eric Carter offered no reason for his departure, saying only that leading the beleaguered department was his “greatest honor.”

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