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Chicago police commander under investigation for alleged phone threats

An investigation into a Chicago police district commander has been launched after allegations she made phone threats against a former boyfriend, who is also an officer, according to court records. (31 views)... More...
LeroyBored      comments Post a comment      tim Posted 3 days ago
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Police misconduct allegations up almost 19%

Steep increase in complaints since March Over the last year, misconduct complaints against Chicago police officers have increased by nearly 19 percent, according to the city agency that investigates allegations from citizens. (13 views)... More...
MajorTribune      comments Post a comment      tim Posted 20 weeks ago
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Complaints against police rise 18.6 percent in 1 year

Over the last year, misconduct complaints against Chicago police officers have increased by nearly 19 percent, according to the city agency that investigates allegations from citizens. (11 views)... More...
MajorTribune      comments Post a comment      tim Posted 20 weeks ago
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Cops: Officers fire at man who attempted to run them down

A man was taken into custody early this morning after he attempted to run down police who had pulled the man's car over during a motor vehicle stop in the Clearing neighborhood, Chicago police officials said. (28 views)... More...
MajorTribune      comments Post a comment      tim Posted 21 weeks ago
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Another Police-Involved Shooting on S. Side

Police patrolling an area in the South Chicago neighborhood with ongoing drug and gang problems shot a man after he allegedly twice fired shots at them Saturday night. (11 views)... More...
cbs2breakingnews      comments Post a comment      tim Posted 21 weeks ago
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Man shot by police on South Side

An unidentified man was shot by police Saturday night on Chicago's South Side when officers came upon two people apparently being robbed, officials said. At about 10:20 p.m. police responded to the 8200 block of South Marquette Avenue, said Chicago News Affairs Officer Hector Alfaro. (35 views)... More...
MajorTribune      comments Post a comment      tim Posted 22 weeks ago
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CTA bus driver sues city for $1 million

After being beaten by an off-duty sergeant earlier this month, Richard Mendoza is suing the city of Chicago for the attack. (101 views)... More...
shammara86      comments Post a comment      tim Posted 25 weeks ago
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Chicago cop allegedly attacked bus driver

Several investigations are under way into allegations that an off-duty Chicago police officer beat a CTA bus driver aboard his downtown bus Saturday. (140 views)... More...
shammara86      comments Post a comment      tim Posted 26 weeks ago
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The Data Vacuum that is the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office

Inherent in a democracy is the responsibility of its citizens to carefully monitor the actions of their government officials. (237 views)... More...
tracysiska      comments 2 comments      tim Posted 26 weeks ago
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Recent police shootings raise questions about oversight

Recent police shootings raise questions about oversight

This week, the Chicago Tribune's John Byrne shows how recent police shootings in Libertyville, Riverdale and Rockford have raised questions and calls for greater scrutiny. (56 views)... More...
PerryT      comments Post a comment      tim Posted 27 weeks ago

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