D.C. police chiefreshuffling brass, replacing two high-level officers

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D.C. Police Chief Cathy Lanier is shaking up her command staff again, dropping her top anti-terrorism officer and replacing a commander whom she elevated barely three months ago, The Examiner has learned.

The overhaul, expected to be announced later this week, removes Robert Crane, commander of special operations and homeland security. Also being replaced is Mark Carter of the 2nd Police District, who was put in his slot in April.

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