Episode 2 On this episode of FOX 32 Chicago "Behind the Badge," host Garry McCarthy sits down with Former LAPD Chief Charlie Beck to discuss the emotional toll of the 2013 Christopher Dorner manhunt. Dorner, who had been fired from the LAPD, posted a lengthy online...
Join Garry McCarthy, former Superintendent of the Chicago Police Department, as he explores the critical issues facing law enforcement today. In this engaging new Fox 32 Chicago series, McCarthy offers a unique perspective on current events, the daily challenges that...
In this compelling segment, former Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy discusses the critical importance of the newly passed House bill targeting fentanyl. McCarthy shares his personal tragedy, recounting the heartbreaking loss of his daughter to the...
Garry McCarthy, CEO of McCarthy Byrnes and former Superintendent of the Chicago Police Department, commends the men and women of the CPD for their exceptional response during the violent protests at the Democratic National Convention (DNC). McCarthy highlights the...
In this exclusive interview, Garry McCarthy, CEO of McCarthy Byrnes and former Superintendent of the Chicago Police Department, discusses the vital importance of police departments adhering to a crime strategy centered on data-driven policing. McCarthy emphasizes the...
In this exclusive interview, McCarthy Byrnes CEO & Former Chicago Police Department Superintendent Garry McCarthy shares his insights into the comprehensive security strategies for the upcoming Democratic National Convention (DNC) in Chicago. McCarthy, with years...
Watch Former Chicago Police Department Superintendents, Garry McCarthy and Eddie Johnson, discuss the qualities needed in Chicago's next top law enforcement officer. In this insightful interview with Fox 32’s Mike Flannery, they emphasize the importance of strong...
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