• Alex Nitkin
    APR 21, 2020
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    Brown vows to exceed consent decree and stay out of politics: ‘I do not want to be the 51st alderman’

    Acting Chicago Police Supt. David Brown during a virtual meeting of the City Council's Committee on Public Safety on Monday. [screencapture via Zoom]
    Acting Chicago Police Supt. David Brown pledged to surpass the requirements of a federal consent decree and vowed to stay politically neutral on city policymaking during a marathon virtual confirmation hearing Monday ahead of a full confirmation vote in front of City Council Wednesday. 

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