Chicago police acting Supt. Eric Carter announces retirement
Carter plans to retire May 15, two months after he took over the police department from David Brown — and the day Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson is sworn into office.
Stay updated with breaking news from Eric Carter. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Carter plans to retire May 15, two months after he took over the police department from David Brown — and the day Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson is sworn into office.
Chicago police Interim Superintendent Eric Carter has announced his retirement as search for Superintendent David Brown's replacement continues.
New Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson named Rich Guidice as his chief of staff and Dr. Cristina Pacione-Zayas as his deputy chief of staff.
Chicago Police Department Interim Superintendent Eric Carter announced his retirement, which will take effect the same day Brandon Johnson is being sworn in as mayor.
One downtown Chicago business said it had to lock its doors and escort customers to their cars Saturday after "disruptive and violent" behavior by large groups...