Interim Phoenix police Chief Michael Sullivan said he hasn't ruled out the possibility of pursuing the position full time as he vowed to carry out reform efforts and strengthen community relations.
highlighting Sullivan's previous experience with managing the aftermath of a separate but similar investigationIn the meantime, city officials said they would launch a nationwide search for a permanent chief — a process Barton previously said would include community involvement. Sullivan told The Arizona Republic on Wednesday"it's way too early to even consider" applying for the full-time gig himself, but also didn't rule out the idea. His first day on the job was Monday.
The interviews were held in the Police Department's media room, which was darkened with blackout curtains aside from two chairs under bright studio lights. Members of the Police Department's Public Affairs Bureau sat in on the interviews while each news organization that signed up waited outside the room's locked doors.
"I look forward to this being a collaborative experience ... it's challenging as they go through their investigation but we're going to be partners in it," he said of the DOJ. "And we're going to drive reform, regardless of what this investigation finds and where it goes at the end of this investigation."
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