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Should Chicago delay the search for its next police chief? CCPSA's Anthony Driver Jr. says yes
Anthony Driver Jr., a CCPSA member, wrote a letter to Chicago City Council urging alders to delay the search for the city's next police superintendent until after the upcoming mayoral election. He argues that national candidates may hesitate to apply during political uncertainty and addresses Mayor Brandon Johnson's opposition to altering the timeline.
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