Judge orders CPD to turn over 48 years’ worth of misconduct files – Chicago Sun-TImes

“The order threatens to expose decades of police corruption and other skeletons out of CPD’s closet, prevents the City from continuing to expend millions in taxpayer dollars to keep police misconduct secret, and makes patterns of police misconduct readily available to the public, which will inform the ongoing public debate over how to police the police,” said the attorney behind the FOIA request.
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NB-Chicago
6 years ago

Horrible what happen to mr green..but release of all those files is a trial lawyers wet dream..prepare for an avalanche of $100s of millions in law suites paided for by tax payers

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