Superintendent David Brown

Charges against a woman who was violently arrested in an incident caught on video in May at Chicago’s Brickyard Mall have been dropped, her attorney said Tuesday.

After another weekend of fatal gun violence throughout the city, Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown warned Monday that child shooting deaths cannot become normalized. Over the Fourth of July weekend, at least 17 people died and at least 72 others wounded in shootings across the city. 12 of the victims were minors and two of them died from their injuries,…

Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown gave an update to the public Monday regarding another weekend of brutal gun violence throughout the city.

Thousands took part in an anti-police demonstration Friday night in Chicago and demanded changes when it comes to funding from the Chicago Police Department. NBC 5’s Trina Orlando reports.

Two officers involved in an arrest outside Chicago’s Brickyard Mall have been relieved of their police powers pending an investigation into the incident, Chicago Police Supt. David Brown said Friday.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is investigating a violent arrest at Chicago’s Brickyard Mall that was captured on video, the Cook County State’s Attorney said Thursday. Lisa Chavarria reports.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is looking into a violent arrest at Chicago’s Brickyard Mall that was captured on video, the Cook County State’s Attorney said Thursday. “The Cook County State’s Attorney’s office has launched an investigation into possible criminal charges related to the incident at Brickyard Mall, ” State’s Attorney Kim Foxx said at a news conference. “Our...

The Civilian Office of Police Accountability has responded to an incident caught on video involving several Chicago police officers and a family claiming they were wrongfully targeted by police. In a statement released Thursday evening, COPA recommended Supt. David Brown take action. “COPA recommends the Superintendent of the Chicago Police Department identify and evaluate the current assignment of involved officers…

A family demands justice after a video shows them being pulled out of their car and pinned down but police at the Brickyard Mall in Chicago’s Belmont-Craigin neighborhood. NBC 5’s Chris Hush reports

Superintendent David Brown used Monday’s press to clarify his support and missed the opportunity to identify with the demands of one of the peaceful protesters yesterday.