Mayor Brandon Johnson’s photographer fired after allegedly bringing gun on city property – Chicago Tribune/Yahoo

Terence Crayton’s boss, communications director Erin Connelly, wrote in an April 29 memo that two of her staffers alerted her about the firearm and after that, a third employee reported that Crayton had mentioned carrying a firearm to previous mayoral events “at his own personal discretion.” That employee said they reported Crayton to his former boss, Ronnie Reese, but Reese “did not report the incident or issue any report or disciplinary action."
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Bud Dark
10 months ago

He was fired, although he didn’t fire any shots. He should stick to shooting photographs instead of guns.

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