Steve Cochran talked to Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy about the violence on the city’s west and south sides, how the police will handle crowds at Lollapalooza, and the recent workplace shooting in downtown.
Garry McCarthy on city violence and Lollapalooza security
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Former Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy
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Garry McCarthy: ‘I’m still waiting for the outrage.’
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Garry McCarthy reacts to reports that Chicago’s gangs are cooperating and targeting police officers
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Former top cop Garry McCarthy: ‘Police officers feel weakened, criminals feel emboldened’
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If Garry McCarthy could wave a magic wand, he’d “make him the police superintendent again”
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Community activist Tio Hardiman: “The violence can be shut down in Chicago if black men get off their behinds and take care of their business”
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Steve Cochran Full Show 8.29.16: Another violent weekend in Chicago
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City Club of Chicago: Garry McCarthy – On the Record
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Steve Cochran Full Show 07.19.16: The Johnson and Weld Visit
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Rev. Livingston of the Coalition For A New Chicago: ‘This thing is … getting out of control’
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Garry McCarthy has an issue with activists, elected officials, and the Dept. of Justice legitimizing non-compliance
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel: ‘Of course we are going to find the money’
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Former Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy Talks with Dean Richards About Baton Rouge
