CHICAGO — (TNS) The Chicago Police Board announced at its monthly meeting last week that four officers accused of misconduct — making false statements and using excessive force during the
The Chicago Police Board announced at its monthly meeting last week that four officers accused of misconduct — making false statements and using excessive force during the unrest of 2020 — were not guilty of the administrative charges against them. And, in response to an order from a Cook County judge, the board also upheld an earlier decision to fire two other officers who had fired their .
CHICAGO — The Chicago Police Board announced at its monthly meeting last week that four officers accused of misconduct — making false statements and using excessive force during the unrest of 2020 — were not guilty of the administrative charges against them. And, in response to an order from a Cook County judge, the board also upheld an earlier decision to fire two other officers who had fired .