A decision is scheduled to be issued Thursday in a legal challenge brought by the union representing Chicago police officers, asserting that their contract with the city requires the destruction of old complaints.
I was a p.o.in Chicago and now retired. I checked the website that publishes complaints about Chicago police officers. My name appears in regards to an UNFOUNDED allegation from 1993. Is this fair? Is it fair to keep a permenent record of a so called verbal abuse, missed court date, uniform infraction, unfounded allegations? No. The city has violated the contractual conditions with the PD employees.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
I was a p.o.in Chicago and now retired. I checked the website that publishes complaints about Chicago police officers. My name appears in regards to an UNFOUNDED allegation from 1993. Is this fair? Is it fair to keep a permenent record of a so called verbal abuse, missed court date, uniform infraction, unfounded allegations? No. The city has violated the contractual conditions with the PD employees.
if arrest records stick around for non convictions or no charges then it’s fair.