Lightfoot defends using electronic billboards to display #SayHerName message honoring Breonna Taylor – Chicago Sun-Times*

Ald. Anthony Napolitano (41st), who has served the city as both a police officer and a firefighter, said the billboard message had “nothing to do with a public service announcement. Zero. Zilch...It’s not an Amber Alert or a city emergency. It’s a political statement."
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Mike
5 years ago

So now the CPD should be able to put their preferred message on the sign.

Perhaps a police officer murdered while on duty.

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