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Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot fired Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson on Monday, saying her decision was based on his ethical lapses. Lightfoot said she decided to fire the superintendent, who announced last month he was retiring, after reviewing a Chicago inspector general s report on stanley cup its investigation into an October incident in which Johnson was found asleep behind the wheel of his SUV.Lightfoot didn t provide additional details about the findings of the report, which has not yet been made public,CBS Chicago reports. In a statement, she said Johnson made misleading statements to her and the public about the incident.Johnson announced in November that he would retire at the end of the year after more than 30 years with the department stanley cup . Lightfoot said that had she known the details of the investigation at the time, she would not have held a press conference to announce Johnson s retirement and celebrate his career, CBS Chicago reports. stanley cup Mr. Johnson was intentionally dishonest with me and communicated a narrative replete with false statements regarding material aspects of the incident that happened in the early morning hours of October 17, Lightfoot said in a statement. Had I known all the facts at the time, I would have relieved him of his duties as superintendent then and there. Perhaps worst of all, Mr. Johnson has misled the people of Chicago, the statement continued. Qidr Chinese warships in Bering Sea as Obama visits Alaska
MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- An off-duty officer was not taking official police action when he wa adidas originals s killed in a shootout with a neighbor, and there is not enough evidence to charge the neighbor with murder, Memphis police said Tuesday.Police Director Toney Armstrong told reporters that witnesses gave authorities different stories about what happened when the officer, who was on his way to work, exchanged words with his ne adidas campus ighbor, Lorenzo Clark, 36.It is not clear what the two men were talking about when the conversation escalated or who fired the first shot, Armstrong said. Officer Terence Olridge, 31, died after the shootout Sunday afternoon. Clark is being held on $100,000 bond on a charge of being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm.Olridge was shot multiple times as the encounter turned into an exchange of gunfire in Cordova, a typically quiet suburb where children play in the street and ride bicycles. Olridge was not in complete police uniform but he used his service weapon in the shootout, Armstrong said. It s not clear exactly what Olridge was wearing that might have identified him as an officer.The shooting is not being treated as a death of an officer in th air force 1 e line of duty due to the fact that officer Olridge was not on duty at the time nor was he taking an official police action. Armstrong added that the investigation is still ongoing.Clark told police he had a 9mm Glock handgun in his pants, took the gun out and started