Latest consent decree grades show uptick in CPD compliance amid potential budget cuts – Chicago Tribune/Yahoo

“Cuts to policy development, training, officer support, and community policing not only risk slowing the already-behind pace of reform — the cuts risk undoing the progress the City and the CPD have made to date,” the monitoring team wrote. “At only about 9 percent Full compliance with the original Consent Decree, the City should be accelerating the pace of compliance, not just fighting to maintain it.”
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Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

As one wag on SCC pointed out, at approximately 1% compliance per year, CPD will be what the SWJ’s envision it to be in another 90 years or so.

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