Chicago Police Board votes to suspend officer for 2 years over 2018 shooting

The Chicago Police Board voted to suspend an officer for two years without pay during Thursday’s meeting, finding him guilty of improperly discharging a weapon toward a moving vehicle during a 2018 incident.

Chicago cops voice concern with Supt. David Brown after bloody start to new year: report

"We all agreed Brown was driving CPD into the ground. Zero confidence in his ability to lead the department," a Chicago police supervisor reportedly told the Sun-Times.

Chicago cop who bungled homicide case involving Daley’s nephew promoted to lieutenant

A Chicago police sergeant who supervised the botched investigation into the death of David Koschman — who was punched to death in 2004 by then-Mayor Richard M. Daley’s nephew Richard J. "R.J." Vanecko — has been promoted to lieutenant.

City watchdog issues damning report on handling of botched raid on Anjanette Young’s home

“The investigation uncovered a troubling series of unfounded statements, internal and external disregard for the role and independence of COPA, and a [city Department of Law] team whose approach to the case led to conduct unbecoming in the form of disrespectful treatment of opposing counsel and the plaintiff,” according to a statement from the OIG’s Fourth Quarter 2021 report.

Laquan McDonald murder: Former Chicago cop Jason Van Dyke to be released from prison on Feb. 3

Former Chicago police officer Jason Van Dyke, who was convicted in the 2014 killing of Laquan McDonald — an incident that sparked city-and-nationwide protests — is set to be released from prison on Feb. 3, according to FOX 32 sources.

2 Chicago police officers among 3 injured in South Side crash

Two Chicago police officers were among three people injured in a crash early Friday in the Grand Crossing neighborhood.

Man shot while driving in Auburn Gresham neighborhood
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Chicago police are investigating a shooting that critically injured a man in the Auburn Gresham neighborhood.

Lightfoot names head of new civilian commission overseeing Chicago Police Department

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot appointed the first executive director to a new community commission that will play a role in formulating police and in hiring and firing police superintendents.

Chicago judge denies Lightfoot's request to halt electronic monitoring for 'violent, dangerous' offenders

A Chicago-area judge rejected a request from Mayor Lori Lightfoot to halt electronic monitoring for accused violent offenders, allowing those charged with dangerous crimes to return to the streets.

Chicago Fraternal Order of Police union president John Catanzara says he has COVID, symptoms are mild

“Yours truly with the vaccination got COVID,” he said. "Came down with COVID Thursday night apparently Friday morning after testing negative in the morning I tested positive like 20 hours later. This vaccine is not a vaccine. It is a COVID treatment at best. Far too many people are getting the virus for it to be called a vaccine. That needs to stop."

Hero dispatcher warns of cop shortage in Northwest Side district: 'Your safety is compromised'

Months after a Chicago emergency dispatcher garnered praise for his handling of a deadly attack on two officers, he’s now back in the spotlight with a warning that a Northwest Side police district is dangerously understaffed.