City, Chicago Police Were ‘Unprepared’ for Protests, Unrest in Wake of George Floyd Killing Last Summer: Report – WTTW (Chicago)

The city of Chicago and its police department did not have the “policies, reporting practices, training, equipment, data analysis, community engagement, or inter-agency coordination required to respond effectively” to widespread protests and unrest last summer, according to a new report filed in federal court by the independent monitoring team which tracks the Chicago Police Department’s compliance with the federal consent decree.
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The Paraclete
4 years ago

Wow, from WTTW, the preferred pansy station.

BB
4 years ago

You gotta love the ACLU- Police were disrespectful, but not a word about the animal protesters and looters including arsonist! What a joke.

debtsor
4 years ago
Reply to  BB

I laugh at the ACLU, I laugh in their faces.

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