Former Chicago Police Superintendent Says He Didn't Lie To The Mayor

The transcript discusses the firing of Mr. Johnson, the head of the Chicago Police Department, by Mayor Lori Lightfoot. Johnson was found asleep in his car after drinking, claiming he felt lightheaded due to missing medication. An investigation revealed inconsistencies in his story, leading to his dismissal. Despite this, Johnson maintains his integrity and had planned to retire at year's end.

What was the immediate consequence of Johnson being found asleep in his car?

• He was promoted.

• He received a warning.

• He was fired by the Mayor.

• He was transferred to another department.

What reason did Johnson give for feeling lightheaded while driving?

• He was tired from work.

• He was distracted by a phone call.

• He had forgotten to take a medication.

• He was feeling unwell due to a cold.

What did the investigation reveal about Johnson's account of the incident?

• It was not conducted.

• It was inconclusive.

• It found inconsistencies in his story.

• It supported his version of events.

How did Johnson respond to the claims made by Mayor Lightfoot?

• He admitted to lying.

• He and his attorney denied the claims.

• He apologized publicly.

• He resigned immediately.

What did Johnson say about his departure from the Chicago Police Department?

• He planned to return in the future.

• He was relieved to leave.

• He felt he was leaving with his integrity intact.

• He regretted his actions.