In cop discipline fight, arbitrator again sides with police union — and blasts City Hall along the way – Crain’s*

The arbitrator at the center of the dispute between the city of Chicago and its largest police union doubled down on a ruling allowing for closed-door arbitration panels to decide the fate of officers facing severe discipline in a scathing ruling issued Thursday.
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debtsor
4 months ago

The hatred of cops is really the dumbest, lowest IQ belief out there. The community hates the police, and young black men especially hate the police, because the police are the only authority trying to stop them from engaging in antisocial behavior. Antisocial behavior is glorified among young black men, the rap music and videos and social media culture thrives on violence, pride, respect, getting revenge. These kids see what’s in front of their face – the local beat cop aka police – is one of their shared enemies, in their small, closed off little world. So that’s what they… Read more »

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4 months ago

Does this ruling render COPA useless?

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