Over the course of two weeks, two critical figures in Chicago’s policing community are exiting their positions.
As the heads of the FBI, Douglas DePodesta, and the Chicago Police Department, Larry Snelling, are leaving their post, there is now a new concern about how that could make the city less safe.
When homicides dropped 30% and shootings by 35% in 2025, everyone from the FBI boss to the governor would answer questions about what’s going on…