Chicago Police and Secret Service Intensify Training for Democratic National Convention

With concerns about potential unrest, law enforcement agencies are focusing on preparedness and controlled responses for the August event.

Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling has assured the public that the response to protests will be controlled and deliberate.
The Democratic National Convention in August is expected to draw 50,000 visitors and significant protests.
Officers are undergoing specialized training in non-violent tactics and handling civil unrest.
The Secret Service is coordinating with local and federal agencies to ensure comprehensive security.
Historical comparisons to the 1968 convention are being addressed to prevent similar outcomes.