Welcome to the Reader‘s morning briefing for Thursday, January 19, 2017.
  • Former police chief McCarthy subpoenaed in Sandi Jackson-Jesse Jackson Jr. divorce

           Former Chicago Police superintendent Garry McCarthy and two other     former police officers have been subpoenaed in the divorce between     ex-congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. and former alderman Sandi Jackson. Jackson     Jr.’s legal team is asking the men for information regarding gifts     given to Sandi Jackson. McCarthy and former cop James Love are also     required to “provide information about any hotel stays, trips or     vacations they have taken with the former alderman or members of her     family,” according to the Sun-Times. Sandi Jackson reportedly said     that her estranged husband is “so desperate.” McCarthy told     CBS 2 Chicago that he is “not going to comment on anything that     stupid.” [Sun-Times]
    
  • Chicago Justice will premiere March 1 on NBC

           Producer Dick Wolf has already given us the NBC shows Chicago P.D., Chicago Fire, and     Chicago Med. Now his latest, Chicago Justice, is getting ready to     premiere. The show will air its first episode on NBC March 1 as part of a     three-show crossover with Fire and P.D. “Fire is the crotch, P.D. is     the muscle, Med is the heart, and this show is the brain,” Wolf said     at the Winter Television Critics Association press tour Wednesday. [Deadline Hollywood]