Chicago police Superintendent David Brown has moved more than half the department’s officers assigned to tactical units back to basic patrol functions.
Chicago police Superintendent David Brown has moved more than half the department’s officers assigned to tactical units to basic patrol functions as the department struggles with an exodus of cops due retirements and others out sick with coronavirus, and as it deals with some who have shown poor performance, law enforcement sources said over the weekend.
Brown has chosen to move tactical officers to beat patrol functions for several reasons, sources said, including that a big swath of the department has been sidelined with COVID-19 and the nation’s second largest police force has been losing officers to retirements. One source briefed on the matter through the chain of command said the department learned last week of at least 70 tactical officers across the city who had been showing little or no activity during their shifts.
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