Wichita's new police chief lost his Super Bowl bet and publicly celebrated the Chiefs Kingdom win.
Having worked with the Philadelphia Police Department for 25 years before to coming to Wichita, Sullivan is a Philadelphia Eagles fan. So for the Superbowl he made a friendly wager with Sedgwick County Sheriff Jeff Easter who is a Chief's supporter.
As the Chiefs prevailed in their 38-35 win, overcoming a 10-point halftime deficit, Chief Sullivan paid off on his bet with the Sheriff and spent 15 minutes on Monday, wearing a Chiefs hat and standing at the corner of Central and Main, holding up a sign that read, “Chiefs Kingdom.”
Had the outcome of the game gone the other way, Sheriff Easter would have been required to stand on the same corner with a sign that read Fly Eagles Fly.