Interim Chicago Police Supt. Eric Carter announced Thursday he will step down on May 15, after just two months as Chicago’s top cop and on the same day that Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson takes office.
Carter replaced Supt. David Brown on March 16. Brown announced his departure the day after Mayor Lori Lightfoot lost her bid for reelection, finishing behind Johnson and Paul Vallas, both of whom vowed to fire Brown.
Lightfoot acknowledged Carter’s decision to leave the department in a brief statement that wished him well in his “next chapter” and praised him for giving “the full measure of himself in service to the residents of this city and the officers under his command.” Under Brown, Carter served as the police department’s second-in-command, overseeing deployment operations.is conducting a search for the next leader
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