Chicago Mayor Names Veteran Officer as New Police Superintendent

Larry Snelling, head of the police counterterrorism unit, was chosen by Mayor Brandon Johnson as the new Chicago police superintendent.
Snelling has over 30 years of experience in the police department and is known as a respected leader.
The mayor believes Snelling can help address violent crime and community safety challenges.
Snelling's appointment is subject to city council approval within 60 days.
The selection involved a search process with community input to increase transparency.