Top mayoral adviser on reducing violence quits in what City Hall calls an ‘amicable departure’ – Chicago Sun-Times*

Before joining Lightfoot’s administration, Norman Kerr spent over a decade working with Cure Violence, the group once known as CeaseFire. At City Hall, he largely filled the role previously held by Susan Lee, who was appointed deputy mayor for public safety in June 2019 but left the job in October of 2020.
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The Paraclete
4 years ago

Can’t comment on the man, but suspect he got tired of following Lori while lugging a fire extinguisher.

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