Mayor Lori Lightfoot chastises security detail for parking in a bike lane while she picked up donuts
Following an uproar on social media, Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot chastised her security detail for parking in a bike lane while she picked up doughnuts.
Block Club Chicago reported on the situation Wednesday, followed by other media outlets. At her customary post-City Council news conference, Lightfoot said she’d first learned about it through “reports in the media” and chastised her security detail.Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot, shown Oct. 27, said her security drivers should not have parked in a bike lane.
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