The consensus among many is the best candidate should be a bridge builder who care about officers' mental health, the community and the consent decree.
– There was one final chance on Monday night for residents to voice their opinions about who should be Chicago's next police superintendent.
"We are looking for a superintendent who's gonna come on the streets, not sit in the office," said another person. "I believe it should be someone from the ranks," said Sidney Pennix, a retired CPD lieutenant."The way politics, crime, everything that works here in the city is totally different from someplace else.""That person better be from the ranks of the Chicago Police Department," said one woman."That superintendent better have backbone and not be a yes person.""You want to do something radical? Put a civilian in office," said another person.
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