Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson Announces Retirement

The Superintendent of the Chicago Police Department announced his retirement after over 30 years of service, citing a desire to spend more time with family. His decision follows an incident where he was found asleep in his car, attributed to a change in medication and a few drinks. An investigation is ongoing. Appointed in 2016, he faced challenges like the Laquan McDonald case and a spike in gun violence. He expressed pride in reducing shootings and gratitude for the opportunity to serve.

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