The Chicago police officer who fired three shots on the 606 Bloomingdale Trail at a man he suspected of an attempted carjacking should be fired, the agency tasked with investigating police misconduct concluded.
However, former Chicago Police Supt. David Brown disagreed with that finding, concluding that Lt. Mike Keeney did nothing wrong on April 22, 2021, when he fired three gunshots at a man suspected of committing multiple crimes while armed with a gun, including a robbery and carjacking, according to records published Thursday.
That disagreement meant it was up to a randomly chosen member of the Chicago Police Board to determine whether Brown met “his burden of overcoming” former Chief Administrator Andrea Kersten’s recommendation…