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the police. we saw just last week they released the police reports of the laquan mcdonald incident from the officers on the scene. all of those reports backing the officer and directly contradicted by the videotape that was released earlier. but as i say, this march through downtown washington really showing the anger that s been festering and building up and reaching the boiling point with the release of the laquan mcdonald tape. right. downtown chicago, right? festering. downtown chicago. going through the northern part of the loop. for people who aren t familiar, that s the sort of central business area. exactly. of chicago. the financial district, state street. a lot of shopping. south of the sort of the magnificent mile, the stretch of michigan avenue where the high-end shops are. the police some of the protesters were talking about
because the judge essentially alleged the prosecutor mischarged the case and wound up losing it, was anita alvarez, the same state attorney who declined to prosecute in the case of the young man who was shot in the back as he was running away. the same state attorney who is now being accused of suppressing the laquan mcdonald tape and not charging the five other officers whose police reports directly contradict the video and who a lot of black chicagoans, based on the reporting from our affiliate, are being accused of tampering with surveillance video where mcdonald was shot. so there are a myriad of issues. then the glen evans trial, one of the two cases ari melber mentioned, that has ever resulted, out of 390-something cases, in an officer being
and i m sorry. let s talk more about it. joining me live, nbc chief legal correspondent ari melber. talk about this tone that we saw from rahm emanuel. compared to that now-infamous press conference when he was asked had he seen the laquan mcdonald tape after a $5 million settlement and he said no. he said no at that press conference. that was shocking to people in chicago. i think people around the country following this case. how do you hear about this? how do you approve a $5 million settlement in this shooting, a shooting we now know led to the first degree murder indictment of an officer and not even watch the video? of course now removed police commissioner did. what you were just showing us was these new images from a basically another moment in chicago where rahm emanuel is trying, not plan a, not plan b, i think we re down to plan e. he says he s now on the search for a new police commissioner. all eyes will be on who that person is and what it says about