David Brown Resigns From Chicago PD, Announces Return to Texas

Chicago Police Supt. David Brown is resigning his post one day after the city's mayoral primary election in which crime was a central issue. Brown was appointed to the role in April 2020 and will step down on March 16, seven months before he turns 63, the mandatory retirement age for Chicago police officers. “I’ve accepted a job opportunity to be the Chief Operating Officer of Loncar Lyon Jenkins, a personal injury law firm with seven offices in Texas,” Brown’s announcement said. “I will be stepping down as Chicago Police...