Over half of murder cases Chicago police ‘cleared’ last year didn’t result in prosecution. Here are some of them. – CWB (Chicago)

The Chicago Police Department announced on June 1 that its Bureau of Detectives had “cleared” 139 murder cases so far in 2022. “A homicide clearance rate of 58%,” the press release said. But “clearing” a murder does not mean someone is charged with the murder. CPD can also “clear” a homicide if it believes the killer has died or if it’s confident about the case, but the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office refuses to pursue charges.
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3 years ago

Kim Foxx needs a career change — like selling those cheap shitty wigs she wears

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