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Chicago Police Board Votes to Suspend Officer for 2 Years Over 2018 Shooting
The Chicago Police Board voted to suspend an officer for two years without pay during Thursday’s meeting, finding him guilty of improperly discharging a weapon toward a moving vehicle during a 2018 incident.
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Lightfoot Appoints Police Reform Advocate to Lead New Civilian Oversight Board
The city’s first civilian-led police oversight panel now has its first executive director.
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Chicago Police Board Votes To Fire Officer Involved In 2017 Fatal Chase
Four years after a bizarre incident where two Chicago police officers chased a fellow officer down Roosevelt Road, resulting in a violent crash which killed that officer and another motorist, the Chicago Police Board voted Thursday evening to fire the officer who was behind the wheel in that pursuit. NBC 5 Investigates’ Phil Rogers has been following the story for…
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Chicago Police Board Rejects Firing Officer Accused of Making False Statements in Hospital Patient Beating
The Chicago Police Board has voted to clear a veteran police officer accused of lying to investigators after video surfaced that appeared to show the officer punching a handcuffed man at a South Side Hospital nearly seven years ago.
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Chicago Mayor Chooses Former Dallas Chief to Lead CPD as Next Superintendent
Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced Thursday that she selected Dallas’ former police chief, David Brown, to be Chicago’s next police superintendent. “David Brown’s track record of integrity, honor and legitimacy exemplifies what it means to be a Chicago police officer,” Lightfoot said. “Through his nationally-recognized leadership and years of on-the-ground work to create a culture rooted in transparency, accountability and...
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Chicago Police Board Names 3 Finalists for Superintendent Position
The Chicago Police Board Wednesday announced its top three candidates for the position of Chicago Police superintendent, with sources saying Mayor Lori Lightfoot will make her selection on Thursday. NBC 5’s Kate Chappell has the story.
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Chicago Police Board Names 3 Finalists for Superintendent Position
The Chicago Police Board announced its top three candidates for the position of Chicago Police superintendent, with sources saying Mayor Lori Lightfoot is expected to make her selection the following day.
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23 People Apply to Be Chicago's Next Police Superintendent
The Chicago Police Board has received applications from 23 people who want to become the city’s next police superintendent, officials said Monday.
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CPD Interim Supt. Charlie Beck Discusses What Department Will Look For In New Leader
Monday marked the deadline for interested candidates to apply to become Chicago’s next top cop, and Interim Superintendent Charlie Beck weighed in on what he believes is most important as the city searches for the right candidate. NBC 5’s Mary Ann Ahern reports.
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Biggest Takeaways From the Inspector General's Report on Laquan McDonald's Fatal Shooting
The long-secret Inspector General’s report released Wednesday by the city of Chicago reveals a highly critical look at police officers involved in the 2014 shooting of Laquan McDonald, particularly Jason Van Dyke, who the report claimed violated police rules, filed false reports and made false statements about the shooting.
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Read the Full IG Report on the Laquan McDonald Shooting
The city of Chicago on Wednesday released more than 6,500 pages of a long-secret Inspector General’s report on the 2014 shooting of Laquan McDonald, making public for the first time hundreds of pages detailing the investigation into the shooting that rocked the city.
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City of Chicago Releases Inspector General's Report on Laquan McDonald Shooting
The city of Chicago released the long-secret Inspector General’s report on the 2014 shooting of Laquan McDonald on Wednesday, making public for the first time hundreds of pages detailing the investigation into the shooting that rocked the city.
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City Council Approves Ordinance That Will Allow Release of Long-Secret IG Report on Laquan McDonald Shooting
The Chicago City Council gave the green light Wednesday to an ordinance that will allow the city to finally release a long-secret Inspector General’s report on the 2014 shooting of teenager Laquan McDonald.
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Lightfoot Caught on Audio Calling FOP Vice President a ‘Clown' During City Council Meeting
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot was caught on audio calling a member of the local Fraternal Order of Police a “clown” during Wednesday’s City Council meeting.
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Lightfoot Bodyguard Revamp Sparks Controversy
NBC 5 has learned of a move by Mayor-elect Lori Lightfoot to reverse decades of tradition by revamping the mayor’s Chicago Police bodyguard unit, adding representatives from federal agencies and other law enforcement agencies.
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Chicago Mayor-Elect Lori Lightfoot Visits Springfield to Meet With Governor, Lawmakers
Chicago Mayor-elect Lori Lightfoot traveled to Springfield Wednesday to spend two days in the state capital, meeting with lawmakers and Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker.
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Chicago Mayor-Elect Lori Lightfoot Unveils Her Transition Team, Asks Chicagoans to Apply for Her Administration
Chicago Mayor-elect Lori Lightfoot unveiled her transition team Wednesday and asked for resumes from city residents looking to join her administration.
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Chicago Mayor-Elect Lori Lightfoot Says President Trump Called After Her Election
Chicago Mayor-elect Lori Lightfoot said both President Donald Trump and his daughter Ivanka Trump called to congratulate her on her victory, and that she “appreciated the outreach” as she prepares to take the helm of the country’s third-largest city.
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Lightfoot's Win Stirs Hope for Change in a Divided Chicago
Lori Lightfoot’s victory in the Chicago mayor’s race signaled hope among voters that the nation’s third-largest city may someday move beyond long-entrenched divides, racial and otherwise, that have left large parts of the metropolis feeling ignored by people in power.