The Chicago Police Department’s reform chief tendered her resignation this week, saying she’s stepping down “due to retaliation” and citing the state’s whistleblower law.
Tina Skahill’s planned exit comes just months after the ouster of her predecessor Robert Boik, who was fired last August after criticizing former police Supt. David Brown’s decision to move nearly 50 officers under his command to the Bureau of Patrol.
