Daywatch: Snelling says increase in home searches coming
Published on March 11, 2026.
The Chicago Police Department (CPD) Superintendent Larry Snelling has stated that the increased training for the execution of search warrants will result in an increase in residential searches by CPD officers. This follows a new patrol plan for the CTA, where police from the Cook County sheriff's office will patrol trains as it seeks to appease federal authorities. The retirement of US Rep Danny Davis has led to a scramble for the seat in a hotly contested congressional race, with candidates seeking to prove their anti-President Donald Trump bona fides while navigating national divisions within the Democratic Party. The Cook County Board president race hinges on whether voters want a steady hand or a new course, with Toni Preckwinkle aiming to match her record tenure as leader. A south suburban man was sentenced to 10 years in prison for $14M fraud tied to COVID-19 loans.
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