CPD union pushes to remove 22 serious disciplinary cases from police board's docket

The union representing rank-and-file Chicago police officers is pushing to remove more than 20 pending disciplinary cases from the Chicago Police Board’s docket and instead have them decided behind closed doors — a change that would upend more than 60 years of precedent in the city’s police accountability apparatus. The effort by the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 7 comes as the largest ...

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