bothched police raid

A woman who was handcuffed naked as Chicago police mistakenly raided her home in 2019 has canceled a planned meeting with Mayor Lori Lightfoot over disagreements on a public forum that was to be held afterward, the woman’s attorney said Monday.

A social worker who was handcuffed naked as Chicago police mistakenly raided her home in 2019 has agreed to meet with Mayor Lori Lightfoot this week “to start the healing process,” her attorney said. Anjanette Young asked to meet privately with Lightfoot Wednesday at the Progressive Baptist Church, where she is a member, according to her attorney’s office Saulter Law…

Dozens gathered outside Chicago Police Department headquarters Sunday in support of Anjanette Young, a social worker whose home was wrongfully raided by Chicago police officers in Feb. 2019. The raid came to light in recent days after a video was published, which showed a handcuffed Young standing naked in her home for several minutes. Young is heard in the video telling...

All Chicago officers involved in a botched raid on a woman’s home in 2019 have been placed on desk duty amid an investigation into what happened, Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced.

Anjanette Young said she is still dealing with the aftermath two years after Chicago police officers stormed into her home while serving a search warrant and handcuffed her naked for several minutes. She also shared her message for Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot surrounding the handling of the case.