City inspector general criticizes Chicago police on records management in criminal and civil cases – Chicago Tribune

One staffer told the Office of Inspector General Joseph Ferguson that to determine if an investigative file was complete, they would simply look to see if it seemed thick enough — and if it was too thin, they would search digital records, according to the report.
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Time for change
5 years ago

Joe Ferguson follows cop hating racist Loris instructions on what to investigate. He was a sell out to Rahm and now to Lori in exchange for a contract. He only does what she says. Ferguson covered up the lieutenant cheating scandal in exchange for a new contract and staff. Ferguson obstructs Justice by refusing to investigate a false police report filed by two top city officials against a disabled senior citizen intended to harass and intimidate that person. It’s going to be a massive law suit.

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