Effort to Replace Flawed Gang Database Stalled, Top Cop Tells City Council – WTTW (Chicago)

An April 2019 audit by the office of Inspector General Joseph Ferguson determined the city’s gang databases were a “deeply flawed collection of gang data, with poor quality controls and inadequate protections for procedural rights.” A follow-up audit released in March found that the Chicago Police Department “continues to collect and rely upon data that it has acknowledged is seriously flawed.”
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The Paraclete
4 years ago

Hmmmm…..Knowing the identity of the bad guys is a crime….probably because it’s racist! Joe Ferguson? Is he still around?

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