CPD’s plan for 1.5M ‘positive’ interactions with residents ‘deeply problematic,’ AG says – Chicago Sun-Times*

The attorney general’s office, which is overseeing the city’s compliance with the consent decree alongside a federal monitor, urged the police department to avoid using “crude performance measures” that exclude “the quality of interactions” and risk “having officers treat community members as statistics to be collected, and not as human beings with problems, concerns and needs.”
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The Paraclete
4 years ago

Hilarious! We’ll do the metrics, you just need to trust us. Set objectives no one can measure with any confidence. Then declare victory! Smells like Democratic mischief!

Bob Angone RET LT CPD
4 years ago

Cops and quotas are usually to make the Brass look good. As soon as the shit hits the fan the Brass are nowhere to be found. Arrest quotas, ticket quotas, and parking ticket quotas are a slippery slope and it’s a way for the Brass to make themselves look good on paper. It’s a stupid idea to put quotas on Cop activities. In this case, it was a bad idea gone bad, to begin with. One City Officer was writing over 112 Positive Community Interactions a day which smells of assigned activity, or worse phony activity to please a supervisor… Read more »

Last edited 4 years ago by Bob Angone RET LT CPD

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