Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling to retire after nearly 3 years leading department
After nearly three years at the helm of the country’s second-largest police department, Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling will retire on July 15.
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3 sourcesWith Chicago police chief Snelling leaving, replacement search clouded by prospect of a heated mayor’s race
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4 sourcesWhat happens next after Chicago Police Supt. Larry Snelling retires?
Chicago Police Department Superintendent Larry Snelling announces retirement
Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling announces plans to retire
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1 sourceLarry Snelling’s retirement means Chicago police superintendent search begins again
Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling to retire after nearly 3 years leading department
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2 developments- Jul 1Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling to retire after nearly 3 years leading department
- Jul 2With Chicago police chief Snelling leaving, replacement search clouded by prospect of a heated mayor’s race
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