Top cop blasts Civilian Office of Police Accountability after agency recommends Chicago Police Department fire 28 officers

CHICAGO — Despite a freeze on police discipline cases, the superintendent of the Chicago Police Department late Thursday issued a lengthy, stern critique of the city agency that probes police misconduct, accusing investigators of leaning on “personal opinions and speculation.” That leads to unfairness, Chicago police Superintendent Larry Snelling said. “When we speculate, when we add our ...

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