‘I’m not going away any time soon’: Independent monitor updates consent decree amid criticism of Chicago police reform effort – Chicago Tribune*

As reform work continues, Maggie Hickey, a former federal prosecutor and court-appointed monitor, estimated it could take seven or eight years in total for the department to meet the requirements of the consent decree. “I do think the policies are being reformed and that is maybe working a little quicker than the culture being reformed,” she said.
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The Paraclete
4 years ago

I’m not going anywhere soon, nor do I intend to do anything! I’m going to ride this boondoggle until something better presents itself.

Jay Fled
4 years ago

This was a money grab by Hickey and her crew and has been from the start. I’ve been in these meetings where Hickey has a cluster of attorneys and advisors present, each at $200+ an hour, where nothing is accomplished but to decide when the next meeting is. If the city had a competent IG office, this could be exposed, but the taxpayer remains on the hook for this charade. SMH

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