After more than three decades with the Chicago Police Department, Superintendent Larry Snelling announced his retirement Wednesday, effective later this month.
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Chicago Police Department Superintendent Larry Snelling announces retirement
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Larry Snelling’s retirement means Chicago police superintendent search begins again
CPD Superintendent Larry Snelling speaks to the media on July 21, 2025. Snelling said he will not direct his officers to obstruct a potential federal crackdown in the city but did not reveal further details on the department’s protocol should troops come to the city. (E.
CPD Superintendent Larry Snelling announced his retirement after less than three years in the role, during which murders in the city fell by 32% and shootings by 41%.
Chicago Police Supt. Larry Snelling announced his retirement Wednesday after 34 years of service in the department, the last two of which as the city's top cop. In a statement, Snelling announced his final day in the department would be on July 15.
Chicago police Supt. Larry Snelling announced Wednesday that he’s retiring, just a day after he announced broad changes to his command staff and installed a new second-in-command. “After more than 30 years of service within the Chicago Police Department, I have made the difficult decision t…
CHICAGO — After nearly three years at the helm of the country’s second-largest police department, Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling will retire on July 15. “During the past three years, I have had the privilege to lead this department through…
After more than three decades with the Chicago Police Department, Superintendent Larry Snelling announced his retirement Wednesday, effective later this month.
The head of the Chicago Police Department has announced that he will retire after a short tenure leading the nation’s second-largest police force. Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling took the reins of the department three years ago as it was…
Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling will retire this month, triggering a national search for the city's next police leader just months before Chicago's mayoral election. Chicago's top cop retires Snelling officially announced his retirement Wednesday, thanking Mayor Brandon Johnson for the …
Good morning, Chicago. ✶ 🔎 Below : Chicago Police Supt. Larry Snelling announced his retirement after 30-plus years with the Chicago Police Department and nearly three years as top cop.
The search for retiring Chicago police superintendent Larry Snelling’s replacement will take place against the backdrop of a highly contested mayoral race.
CHICAGO — With the announcement of Chicago police Superintendent Larry Snelling’s retirement later this month, the search for the next head of the Chicago Police Department will soon begin in earnest. The selection of CPD’s leader is always a high-profile…
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